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Re: BricksWest 2003 Event Coordinator's Report
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Fri, 28 Feb 2003 02:46:41 GMT
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In lugnet.events.brickswest, Todd Lehman writes:
On Thu, 27 Feb 2003 7:14PM -0500, Matthew Gerber wrote:
[...] Born of a special summit at LEGO
headquarters in Enfield, Connecticut in mid-January, the primary=20
message
taken away from this session was that as an enthusiast community,=20
LEGO
trusts us with their brand. Ideas and systems are being developed to
facilitate communications and coordination between the fans and the
company...look for further information to be made available soon!

I'd like to hear more about this, now that you mention it.  Someone at=20
BricksWest asked me why I didn't attend it and was shocked when I told=20
them that I had no idea there had even been such a meeting.  Which of=20
course made me wonder what was discussed, who called the meeting, who=20
was invited, who attended, etc.

Hey Todd!

So Matt had a great wrap up, but I wanted to address the invite list selection.

The Event Summit was meant to bring LEGO and the fan community together to
openly and actively discuss concepts related to events. The goal was to:

- Open lines of communication regarding events (both LEGO events and fan events)

- Discuss concepts for how to best support all LEGO events  (both LEGO
events and fan events)

- Brainstorm specific ideas around the new Make and Create products. This
was not meant to be simply getting "free ideas", but rather to put a
framework around this new communication in a way that is easy to show the
value to the rest of the company.

I think we carried this off better than I had hoped!

The invite list was meant to bring together the fans with the deepest and/or
longest experience with LEGO events. This was a really difficult task for me
to do, but I had to trim the invite list in order to keep things on track.
With 9 fans and at least 9 LEGO employees, we had quite a large group!

Please don't feel shocked or upset if you (meaning everyone reading this)
weren't invited. Blame me personally if you have issues with the invites...
I did the best I could!

As a final note on this post, let me publicly say THANK YOU!!!! to all those
folks who took time away from their lives and families to come share in this
terrific community event!

Jake

---
Jake McKee
Community Development Manager - N. America
LEGO Direct



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(...) Sounds like you all had a great time. Good list! Yes, indeed it must have been difficult! (...) No issues here. Thanks for clarifying what the goals were and how people were selected. Someday it might be fun, BTW, to have a summit of the (...) (22 years ago, 28-Feb-03, to lugnet.events.brickswest)  

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(...) I'd like to hear more about this, now that you mention it. Someone at BricksWest asked me why I didn't attend it and was shocked when I told them that I had no idea there had even been such a meeting. Which of course made me wonder what was (...) (22 years ago, 28-Feb-03, to lugnet.events.brickswest) ! 

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