From what I have seen, once a person pays the fee in order to become an Organizer for a group at Meetup.com, one can take on that role for other Meetup.com groups, even if they were not that person's idea. I currently have 3 Meetup.com groups:
The Bellingham Artistic Christians Network (http://www.meetup.com/Bellingham-Artistic-Christians-Network/)
Get Hitched Northwest in Bellingham Washington (http://www.meetup.com/Get-Hitched-Northwest-in-Bellingham-WA/)
Bellingham Socials (http://www.meetup.com/Bellingham-Socials/)
NW Washington Entrepreneurs (http://www.meetup.com/NWWashingtonEntrepreneurs/)
The first 2 groups were groups I created myself, one of which was related to my interest in Christianity and the Arts, and the second of which was related to my desire to find a spouse for myself.
The 3rd group, Bellingham Socials, was originally led by a woman named Eva, but she apparently stepped down, and the group was about to become history if no one stepped in to take the reins she had dropped. So I did.
The 4th group is probably the only one of the four that has actually had a very nice meeting, at the Hotel Bellwether in Bellingham. A group for entrepreneurs is likely to be very popular. I liked their meeting, but I inadvertently offended the Organizer of the group, Silvia Reed, when I attempted to use business card info I'd gotten at that meeting in order to spread the word that I was looking for a compatible woman. She made it very clear to me that the group was ONLY for business-related activities. Oh, well. That was why I created Get Hitched.
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