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It's Conference Time!
17 Apr 2008
 Are you planning to attend the Community Papers of Florida (CPF) annual conference scheduled at the Renaissance Airport Hotel in Orlando May 1-3?
If you are, plan on a busy training schedule, great food and beverages, a golf outing, and the opportunity to win a lot of cash and prizes.
To top it off, if you are a member of a publication that participates in the CPF classified network, the association is picking up the tab. When you check into the hotel you will be asked for a credit card to pay for the incidentals that you may charge to the room, but the cost of the room is paid for by CPF!
Read On... | The President's Message: Looking Towards May's Annual Conference
17 Apr 2008
 For the member publishers of the Community Papers of Florida (CPF), it was an easy decision to send team members to the CPF annual conference scheduled in Orlando May 1-3.
Free food, beverages, hotel rooms and a great training program – how can you go wrong?
What sessions should your team members attend?
We are kicking off the conference early Friday with The Leadership Institute (TLI). Rob Zarrilli, the TLI Dean, will provide a session on “Self Confidence: The Road to Personal and Professional Success.” Send all your troops to this one – self confidence is a necessity in this business.
Read On... | Get Ready, Golfers!
17 Apr 2008
 The Community Papers of Florida (CPF) and RAK Systems Best Ball Scramble will take place following the annual conference.
Golfers will tee off at 8:30 a.m. on Sunday, May 3, at the Grande Pines Golf Club located at 6351 International Golf Club Road in Orlando. The course is an easy drive from the location of the conference hotel, the Renaissance Airport Hotel.
The Grande Pines Golf Club, a renowned course designed by architect Steve Smyers, is one of Central Florida’s most dynamic new courses. Designed with player consultant Nick Faldo, the course features lakes and tall pines, oak trees and palms co-existing with native flora.
Read On... | Meet the Speakers
17 Apr 2008
 Tim Bingaman
The president of Circulation Verification Council (CVC), Tim Bingaman, will be on hand to update members on CVC audits.
Last year the Community Papers of Florida (CPF) board of directors approved funds for CVC to conduct annual membership audits.
Bingaman and his wife, Sue, founded CVC in 1992 when they audited just 13 papers. CVC now provides audits for over 1,200 papers with a combined circulation of over 60 million. CVC also maintains a database of over 22,000 ad agencies.
Read On... | The Corcoran Report: Florida's Regular Legislative Session is Half Over
17 Apr 2008
 Florida’s Regular Legislative Session is past the halfway mark and is scheduled to conclude on Friday, May 2nd. Florida’s Legislature has encountered much new territory over the last several weeks, including the necessity of modifying the current year’s state budget due to continued declining revenues and collections. Additionally, there have been several other proposals considered over the last several weeks of particular importance to business and property owners in Florida.
Read On... | PaperChain Update
17 Apr 2008
 On March 14th, 18 members of the PaperChain Committee met in Chicago, Ill., for a one-day strategic planning session with facilitator Andy Hoh. In January the chairmanship of PaperChain passed from Loren Colburn to Dan Holmes; and when the leadership transition occurs, we often schedule a strategic planning session to set the course for the next two years.
Participants at this session made a clear directive: It is time for PaperChain to get back to the business of marketing the Free Paper industry.
Read On... | CPF Announces Internship Program
03 Mar 2008
The Community Papers of Florida (CPF) Board of Directors has approved five $2,000 internships to be awarded to member publications that participate in the association's classified network.
The program is for college students majoring in marketing, journalism or other subjects related to our industry. Any undergraduate student enrolled in an accredited college or vocational school who has completed at least the freshman year is eligible to be hired.
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