NFRC Spring Committee Week 2011
Meeting Survey & Feedback Collection
Please share your feedback regarding the NFRC's Spring Committee Week 2011, March 28-30, 2011 in this brief survey.  Your feedback is essential; we appreciate your candid responses.
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*Overall, please tell us how productive the meeting was using a 1 to 5 scale where 1 means not at all productive and 5 means extremely productive.
Not at all productiveNot that productiveSomewhat productiveVery productiveExtremely productive
Pre-Meeting Communications & Tools
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*Please tell us your level of agreement with the following statements about the pre-meeting items using a 1 to 5 scale, where 1 means you strongly disagree and 5 means you strongly agree.
Strongly disagreeDisagreeNeither agree nor disagreeAgreeStrongly agree
The NFRC's mailed postcard serves as a reminder of the tools available for preparing for the meeting.
The pre-meeting emails and posts to the website were useful to me for setting deadlines and preparing for the meeting.
I find NFRC's Blog updates, Facebook and Twitter accounts a helpful way to learn about NFRC meeting activities.
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Additional Comments or other ways NFRC can improve pre-meeting communications:
NFRC Spring Committee Week - Onsite Experience
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*The NFRC's Spring Committee Week changed its location to Las Vegas to be close to other industry activities going on around (and on) the same dates.  Please let us know how helpful having the co-located meetings were for you.
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Did you attend the other industry meetings?  Please check all the apply:
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Please submit your feedback on the meeting logistics.  Tell us your level of agreement with the following statements using a 1 to 5 scale, where 1 means you strongly disagree and 5 means you strongly agree.

Strongly DisagreeDisagreeNeither Agree nor DisagreeAgreeStrongly Agree
The meeting flowed smoothly.
There was enough time allotted each day for the topics at hand.
Meeting attendees had ample opportunity to participate (overall).
I find the NFRC Meeting Thumb Drive loaded with the Program Booklet and Ballot Items a useful tool throughout the conference.
The NFRC's Colored Voting Sheet System was easy to understand and implement during the week's meetings.
The NFRC meeting is a good value for the registration cost.
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Were there any topics that needed more time and attention?
NFRC Meeting Structure - General and Future Considerations
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When evaluating sites for our meetings, there are many factors taken into consideration. Please rank the following options in order of importance to you with 1 being unimportant (not a consideration) and 3 being extremely important to you.
UnimportantImportant ConsiderationExtremely Important
Cost and convenience of transportation to the host city
Quality of meeting facility (lighting, A/V, design of meeting rooms)
Cost of hotel/lodging
Tourist attractiveness of host city/region
Location of Hotel to outside attractions
Alignment of NFRC meeting with other industry events (time and place)

Delivering Information To You:

The NFRC has a diverse membership that appreciates obtaining information in various ways.  As we look to the future we hope to ensure that as many stakeholders as possible are able to easily access necessary information.  We are looking for your feedback on your current social networking interest/usage.  Please take a moment to answer the following. (We will be continuing to ask this question over the next several meetings to monitor interest/growth - your patience & participation is appreciated.)

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What social media do you utilize for professional networking/information:
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Please answer the following questions based on your usage of the following tools:
NeverRarelySometimesOftenAlways
NFRC added a smart phone formatted schedule for this meeting; I took advantage of accessing the schedule from my smart phone.
I looked at the NFRC Blog during the NFRC Committee Week to read news items/updates of the days activities.
I look to the NFRC Blog (http://nfrcnews.blogspot.com) between NFRC Meetings to find industry news/information.
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The NFRC Blog has been opened up for comments. We encourage all stakeholders to leave feedback. Please explain why you will be or why you will not be leaving comments on online at the NFRC News Now site?

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I have signed up to follow the NFRC Window twitter account (http://twitter.com/NFRCWindows) to receive timely alerts of industry news/activities.

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I have signed up to follow the NFRC Meetings twitter account (http://twitter.com/NFRCMeetings) to receive alerts of meeting deadlines and other meeting items that have been added to the NFRC website.

 

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General Comments or Feedback on the NFRC's Spring Committee Week 2011:
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*Thank you for your time and participation in the NFRC processes.  If NFRC Staff can be of any assistance, please don't hesitate to be in contact with us.

We look forward to working with all of our stakeholders once again for the NFRC's Summer Committee Week to be held VIRTUALLY, July 18-20, 2011.