Marketing your chapter correctly is essential in today's world, but if you have no prior experience it can sometimes seem a daunting task.  In this weeks episode of Howl Time, we sit down with NVP of Marketing and Communications Ross Ratliff to discuss the importance of social media and the resources that JCI USA offers.  

In this episode of Howl Time, we sit down with JCI USA's first every Deputy National President, Justin Wutzke.  We discuss not only how he came to this organization, but also the importance of branding your chapter.

In this week's episode of Howl Time, we sit down with with Metro Director Adam Bonarek to discuss some best practices for chartering chapters in Metropolitan Areas.

Last year the Western Maryland Jaycees not only doubled their membership, but they grew to be the largest chapter in the state.  How did they do it?  In this week's episode, we sit down with Chapter President Andrea Lowery and Membership VP Keira Schilling to found how they created a Mountain Maryland Movement!

In this episode of Howl Time, Growth & Development Commissioner Neil Fitzgerald gives us some helpful tips on making potential new members feel welcome and also shares some of his perspective from the international level.

In this week's episode, we sit down with LDD Brent to discuss his reasons for joining JCI USA and an important state project in Tennessee.  Plus we throw out a challenge to the 2019 State Presidents.

In this week's episode, we sit down with program Manager Mark Napierkowski and NVP of Member Relations Heather Danley to discuss one of JCI USA's resources for activating and engaging members.

In this episode of Howl Time we sit down with President Carena Townsend and COB Lisa Bradley of the Ann Arbor Jaycees as well as JCI USA Metro Director Adam Bonarek to discuss an exciting new project as well as some of the challenges having a chapter in a metropolitan area.

In this episode we sit down with JCI Michigan's State President Steve Fappas to discuss the concept of the Wolfpack and some of the methods that JCI Michigan used to achieve growth in 2018.