[NTLUG:Discuss] NTLUG organizational developments

[Joe]

Condrats it's good to see the group take the next step in growth. It
couldn't happen at a better time for NTLUG as the general public is
starting to read more of Linux daily. I still consider myself a newbie but
continue to learn a great deal from the daily post.
Go Penguin power. I count the days when I am free from MS chains of
oppression (g).
Joe

Kendall Clark wrote:

> All,
>
> NTLUG is has done the essential work necessary to becoming a Texas
> non-profit corporation; i.e., papers are in the mail to Austin. More
> details about this will be forthcoming at the upcoming August NTLUG
> meeting where we will formally announcement incorporation (unless
> Austin is slower than we expect). Until then, a few bits of
> information follow.
>
> Incorporation Details
> ---------------------
>
> The Board of Directors:
>
>     Chris Cox
>     Stuart Yarus
>     Chris Browne
>     Rick Cook
>     Mark Bickel
>     Stephen Denny
>     Kendall Clark
>
> Initial officers:
>
>     Kendall Clark, President
>     Chris Cox, Vice President
>     Chris Browne, Treasurer
>     Stuart Yarus, Secretary
>
> All public documents related to NTLUG's status as a non-profit
> Texas corporation can be found at
>
>       <http://ntlug.org/corporate>
>       <ftp://ntlug.org/pub/corporate>
>
> We'll also be putting together a mailbot so you can get public
> documents by email.
>
> New List
> --------
>
> I've created a new list 'leaders at ntlug.org' which will be for the
> purposes of organizational discussion and coordination. I want to
> invite all of you who either are currently or want to become active in
> working with NTLUG to join this list. The list will be for discussion
> of corporate details, coordination of volunteers, etc. etc.
>
> Details about subscription to the new list are at
>
>         http://ntlug.org/mailman/listinfo/leaders
>
> Kudos and Thanks
> ----------------
>
> We all owe a *huge* debt of gratitude to Stuart Yarus. He took us by
> the scruff of the neck and showed us how to incorporate, the pitfalls
> to avoid, more or less doing it all. Huge, huge kudos to Sturt
> Yarus. I also want to thank Chris C., Stuart, and Chris B. for serving
> as officers and board members, as well as Stephen Denny, Mark Bickel,
> and Rick Cook for serving as board members (plus all the other stuff
> these guys do).
>
> Incorporation puts us well on the way toward being able to organize
> and host a Linux show in DFW. Again, thanks to all who've help make it
> possible.
>
> Best,
> Kendall Clark
> --
> Network Solutions SUCKS!!
>
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