Management and Reporting

At this point in the organizational evolution of the Senior Citizens Consortium, we have an established management structure that has been put into place for the purposes of stability and operational efficiency.  Our SCC organization officially became a year old in September of 2007, which was the time that we received our corporate registration. 

Annual Conference - Nashville, TN

In response to an overwhelming hue and cry to host a SCC conference, we settled on the month of October and the city of Nashville, TN.  The conference was scheduled and a number of people indicated they wanted to attend.  However, as the time drew near, the participants committed to the conference became smaller in number and eventually was reduced to just a very few participants.

The actual conference was initiated on October 11 through 13 and we had five people in attendance.  Three were regular participants in the SCC activities and two were guests.  On Friday afternoon the Executive Director and the Chairperson of the Board of Directors convened an official SCC business meeting.

Proceedings of the SCC First Annual Conference Business Meeting

During this first ever SCC business meeting we discussed whether the Senior Citizens Consortium was to be operated as a senior citizens organization involved with advocacy issues and providing other benefits to the organization's members, or whether it should simply become a place for the member forum and its participants.  We all agreed that the SCC organization should become a fully functional and viable organization and that we should take ever possible action to ensure that this happened. 

We made several determinations about the organization and made decisions to move forward.  These determinations are detailed in the SCC Annual Conference Report. Review this document here.

The official SCC authority documents have been developed, reviewed and are now available for comment by the SCC members.  This SCC organizational document is available here.