Mon, Jun 17, 2013
DVD Outlines How To Start And Run An IMC Chapter
The IMC Club International, Inc., a membership-based organization focused on instrument rated pilots and flight instructors with a network of chapters throughout the nation, has released a 30-minute training DVD on how to start and run an IMC Club Chapter. The viewer gets to see an introduction by the IMC Club founder and Club President Radek Wyrzykowski, who explains how IMC Clubs came about and its purpose. Radek also reviews the IMC Club website, concentrating on Member Benefits while demonstrating how to access them.
“I still try to attend as many new chapter openings as I can. I wish I could attend them all! My hope is that this DVD will generate my “virtual presence” at IMC Club chapter meetings I will not be able to attend, and that it will help to explain our concept and mission to even more pilots worldwide” - said Wyrzykowski
The DVD also contains section about the IMC Inaugural Chapter Meeting, an introduction for Chapter Leaders, which prepares them for their Inaugural Chapter Meeting. It gives guidance on Location, Equipment, Promotion, Meeting Format, and Great Tips for planning of the chapter meetings. Also included in this section is an excellent website review concentrating on Chapter Recourses and how to use these to promote the chapter; and a one minute IMC Club promotional video called: “Why IMC”
The new DVD is available free of charge to all new chapters starting up after June 11, 2013 and will be available for purchase by existing chapters for a small fee.
The primary goal of the IMC Club is to create a community of pilots, which shares information, provides recognition, fosters communications, promotes safety and builds proficiency in instrument flying.
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