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Home My WebLink About206736 02/28/2012 CITY OF CARMEL, INDIANA VENDOR: 355737 Page 1 of 1 ONE CIVIC SQUARE LEAGUE OF AMERICAN BICYCLISTS CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 1612 K STREET NW, SUITE 800 CHECK AMOUNT: $70.00 WASHINGTON DC 20006 CHECK NUMBER: 206736 CHECK DATE: 2/2812012 DEPARTMENT ACCOUNT PO NUMBER INVOICE NUMBER AMOUNT DESCRIPTION 1192 4355300 70.00 ORGANIZATION MEMBER Dues Invoice Payment Page 1 of 1 LEAGUE OF About Us I Join or Donate I Calendar I Store I Links I Contact nV L Ai ro Member Administrative Tools Hello Mr. David Littlejohn Dues Invoice Payment LOGOUT This form is for renewing your membership. 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See our privacy policy. http:// Members.bikeleague.org,/members online /members /renewmeinhPr acn`J I 2/17112 League of American Bicyclists k National Bike Summit Schedule About Us I Join /Donate J Calendar I Store I Links I Contact r 1 r af, S r xiyti .��':a:e >T "'kd�` k t 1 t A C PROGRAMS MEMBERS RESOURCES TAKE ACTION MEDIA CENTER Workingfora Bicycle F� Home National Bike Summit Schedule BIKE LEAGUE SLOG National Bike Summit Program NATIONAL BIKE SUMMIT Read the latest news. Registration JOIN THE LEAGUE Agenda Get great benefits. SUMMIT TRACKS FAQ CYCLING IN YOUR AREA TRACK A: THE ASK Hotel Travel Information Find local resources. News SOCIAL NETWORKING Each year, the Summit focuses on one set of issues and a Promote the Summit common ask in each and every meeting on the Hill on Sponsor the Summit Thursday. In Track A, the same workshop will be repeated in Media Guidelines SO each break out session time slot so that everyone is on the same page. 2011 Summary TRACK B: PLAN B E- NEWSLETTER What happens if we don't preserve dedicated Federal funding nteryour email tosubscribeto 9 our E- newsletter for bicycling and walking? The sessions in Track B provide G insight into political and policy alternatives to relying on Mardh 2n- 22,2012 Federal funds. TST TRACK C: CAPACITY Vdlue Selection The bicycle movement has done a remarkable job in making ti7. CY S @PVECe its case in recent years but we need help. Sessions in Track C will identify strategies for increasing the capacity of our movement: reaching new riders, audiences and i BICYCLE demographics. Register for the National Bike Summit before February 3 to TRACK D: DIRT save $100 off of registration. CHRISTOPHER Our friends at IMBA have identified the hottest topics and best Register now and save. off -road success stories to help us make our case. Make no a JUSTICE FOR CYCLISTS Zw_ 0 mistake, we are in this together and it's about more than just preserving the recreational trails program. R� TRACK E: ECONOMICS BURNS 8TERR ELL HCIGAN.00M Bicycling is big business; it saves money for individuals, communities and our nation but exactly how much? What are the benefits and how do we make the economic case for cycling most effectively... workshops in Track E have the answers. TRACK F: FRIEND ME Facebook, Twitter, and on- demand mobility solutions are in your future. Track F covers new friends, new technologies, new media and some new ideas for working with competitive cyclists and events. Tentative Schedule TUESDAY, MARCH 20 2012 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. IMBA Pre- Summit Meeting Expect the Best, Prepare for the Worst Independence H/I .loin IMBA as we help you understand grassroots organizing and activation. Bring your advocacy problems and we will help with solutions. IMBA's annual pre summit workshop will make sure your club is prepared to activate on opportunities and ww .bikeleague.org/ conferences /summitl2 /summit_schedule.php i /R 2117112 League of American Bicyclists National Bike Summit Schedule programs such as Safe Routes to Schools can be preserved, THE ROLE OF TRAIL -BASED RECREATION IN ECONOMIC RECOVERY Farragut /Lafayette Each year, success stories pour in documenting the transformation of dying resource extraction -based communities to thriving mountain bike and trail based economies. Hear the results of recent studies and examples in Minnesota, Wyoming and Utah, BUILDING SUCCESSFUL PROGRAMS IN DIVERSE NEIGHBORHOODS Independence F/G There are significant equity issues within our transportation system and within the traditional bicycling community. Learn how local advocacy groups are more effectively engaging with minority communities and building capacity in the movement. INCREASING ENGAGEMENT THROUGH ONLINE ADVOCACY Conference Theater Harness the grassroots power of new social media for online advocacy campaigns and action alerts. Learn how to empower your supporters to engage elected officials more effectively building support and influence for your organization. BICYCLING MEANS BUSINESS AND SOME POLITICIANS KNOW IT Independence H/I A panel of industry leaders will discuss how they have engaged Members of Congress and effectively communicated the importance of Federal funding and pro bicycling policies for their business and for the community. BREAK 10:45 A.M. 11 :15 A.M. Independence Foyer Lobby BREAKOUT SESSIONS 11:15 A.M. 12 :30 P.M. BIKE, I VOTE: HERE'S MY ASK. Independence B/C This session is essential preparation for your meetings on Thursday. Panelists will provide the very latest intelligence on the transportation bill, describe what's at stake as we enter this crucial phase of the legislative process, and hone your "Save Cycling" message. PARTICIPATING IN THE 2012 ELECTIONS Conference Theater National, state and local elections in 2012 give cyclists a chance to be heard. What can you and your organization do to actively participate in the election process: we'll cover the legal and practical implications of getting involved. BIKES: AN ON- DEMAND MOBILITY SOLUTION Independence F/G Bike sharing programs have highlighted the incredible potential of bicycling to combine with traditional transit services bikes are perfect for the first and last mile of a trip. Join community leaders and transit officials to explore this and other on- demand mobility solutions. BOOSTING ECONOMIC VITALITY IN CITIES Independence H/I ww.bikeleague.org/conferences/summitl2/summit-schedule.php 2/17/12. League of American Bicyclists National Bike Summit Schedule No Federal program has done more for mountain biking than the Recreational Trails Program (RTP), with more than 15,000 projects and $750 million over 18 years. Learn the success stories and real -world examples we can use to effectively campaign for RTPs continuation. ADVOCACY BEST PRACTICES FOR RETAILERS AND SUPPLIERS Independence H/I What can bike shops and companies really do to make a difference in their communities? Industry and advocacy leaders will share strategies and tactics including the National Bike Challenge for working together to be effective and influential. BREAK 3:45 P.M. 4:15 P.M. Independence Foyer Lobby CLSOING PLENARY CLOSING PLENARY 4:15 P.M. 4:45 P.M. Independence A Speaker: John Robert Smith President/CEO Reconnecting America 4 :45 p.m. 5:15 p.m. Stephanie Vance, Advocacy Associates Independence A 5:15 p.m. 6:15 p.m. State Delegation Coordination Independence A THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2012 MEETINGS WITH MEMBERS OF CONGRESS Meetings with Members of Congress 9:oo a.m. 5:00 p.m. Capitol Hill National Bike Summit Lobby Day Headquarters 9:ooa.m. 5:oo p.m. Lutheran Church of the Reformation 212 East Capitol Street, N.E. Washington, D.C. 20003 Alternate Session 9:00 a.m. 4 :00 p.m. NACTO /FI'A Bikeshare Workshop Hyatt Hotel McPherson CONGRESSIONAL RECEPTION Congressional Reception 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Senate Dirksen G -50 FRIDAY MARCH 23 2012 8:3o a.m. 11:oo a.m. National Bike Summit Bike Ride Meet at Garfield Circle, Capitol Hill E -mail Walter Finch or Katie Omberg for further program ww.bikeleague.org /conferences /summitl2/summit_Schedule.php 5/6 VOUCHER NO. WARRANT NO. 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