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Meeting
Minutes:
Friday, October 13, 2006
Volume 13; Issue
36
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Table of Contents
Committee Reports
Membership
Report
(Click here
to go to the Membership page)
Paul Kavanaugh knows a potential
applicant the makes custom carpets.
Lisa Wolfe submitted an
application for Glen Mitchell, Vice President of M&I Bank.
[membersonly/archives/applications/submitted_applications.htm]
Social Report
(Click here to go to the Social Event page)
Just a reminder...The MABE
holiday is on Thursday December 7th.
Speaker Coordinator Report
(Click here to go to the Speaker Schedule)
Program Schedule
- 10/20/06 SPECIAL PROGRAM
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10/27/06
Lisa Wolfe
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11/03/06 SPECIAL PROGRAM
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11/10/06
Amy Ahrensdorf
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11/17/06
Fred Vandervort
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11/24/06 Thanksgiving
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12/01/06
Jana Greene @ New Location
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12/08/06
TBD
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12/15/06
Althea Bussert
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12/22/06 SPECIAL PROGRAM
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12/29/06 New Years
Treasurer Report
4th quarter dues invoices were
emailed to members on September 1st. If you did not get
yours please contact Melissa Matthews (melissa@mabe-online.org).
Leads Report
22-23, 06-46, 06-34(2),
40-28, 03-13, 03-40, 10-32, 10-13, 18-03, 07-42, 14-15, 38-32,
11-17, 47-28, 37-32, 26-13, 48-29, 54-06, 54-38, 15-54, 15-26,
41-16, 46-10, 40-17
This week's
leads focus...
- Carole Weishaar
- Mike Whalen
- Lisa Wolfe
Notable Mentions
Happy birthday Greg Stewart and
Andy Jensen!
In 3 words,
what has been your biggest business challenge this year?
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Stuart Schindler - I had
none!
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Roman Okonowski - Keeping
myself motivated
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Fred Vandervort - Trying to
sell my Dobson store
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Sandro Menasci - Trying to
stay at work
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Dave Spiess - People!
People! People!
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Mark Dreher - Hiring new
people
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Mike Whalen - Receivables
and cash flow
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Andy Jensen - Finding time
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Paul Kavanaugh - Cash Flow
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Bob Uber - Hiring & keeping
new people
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Joe Hesch - My wife's
spending
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Jim Crosman - Employees!
Employees! Employees!
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Phyllis Prater - Being just
one person
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Robert Busch - Building my
fortune
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Reg Batt - Not enough hours
in the day
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Jana Greene - Qwest! Qwest!
Qwest!
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Keith Miller - Balancing
work and home
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Guy Sawyer - Not enough
vacations
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Althea Bussert - Covering
hidden costs
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Carole Weishaar - My travel
schedule
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Steve Chilton/Don Ellis -
Hiring honest employees
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Lisa Wolfe - Cash Flow
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Randy Clark - Time
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Amy Ahrensdorf - Too many
hats
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Bill LaLonde - Dealing with
customers
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Ralph Cunningham - Trying to
keep up with the speed of life
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Mark Howard - Staying
focused and motivated
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Jim Batt - Pulse is strong
Main Speaker
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James Bache
5+ year member
Member since February 2004 |
LAW - TRUST & ESTATE
James E. Bache, P.C. - Attorney at Law
1811 South Alma School Road, #210, Mesa, AZ
85210-3004
Phone: (480) 345-8407 • Fax: (480) 820-1450
E-mail:
jamesbache@azbar.org
James E. Bache is a State Bar of Arizona Certified Specialist in Trust
and Estate Law, providing estate planning and probate services for over
27 years, utilizing a variety of tools, including revocable trusts,
irrevocable trusts, charitable trusts, wills, family limited
partnerships, limited liability companies, health care directives and
pre and post nuptial agreements. The firm also engages in inheritance
litigation and other contested matters involving trusts and estates.
Member - East Valley Estate Planning Council; East Valley Bar
Association; and Kiwanis Club Tempe-Nuevo.
Visit my Yellowbook page and watch my video to learn more...
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Jim is a man with a lot of family
pride. This morning he passed around photos of his family. Included
were photos of his two extremely intelligent daughters.
Jim is a native of Phoenix. He was
the only kid at school that could wear white socks with sandals instead
of the required school attire. It was because of a skin condition
he had. He also had severe allergies. He stayed home a lot in the
afternoon because he was drowsy from the allergy medicine. He was
banned from the school playground for throwing rocks so he had to go
home everyday for lunch.
His family was in the ice cream
business. Jim used to help out during his summer break. He told us all
about the process which included hypnotism, long hours and sweating in
freezing temperatures. He and his older brother did not see
eye-to-eye on things so instead of taking over the family business from
their dad, it was sold in 1984.
During his pre-law years, Jim and his
classmates were told that only 15% of them would become lawyers.
Jim had bad grades that first year. He was disappointed about his
chances of becoming a lawyer. But his dad said to him "What's your
problem Jim? Be in the 15%."
Jim's dad always wanted to
fly. Jim also became interested in flying as a young boy. He took
lessons and had his first solo flight at 16 years of age. His dad
bought a plane. Jim has it now.
My practice... What value do I add to
the products and services I provide? With me you know it will
be done right. I have the experience. After graduating, I spent 5
years with a firm before going out on my own in 1985.
[AFTER THE
LOSS OF A SPOUSE] [WILLS•TRUSTS•ESTATES
- 15 MISCONCEPTIONS]
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