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*From the start, seek out enthusiastic mentors who want to see you and your organization succeed. No matter if they are or are not already in your network, bring them in on your project.
= <span style="font-size:larger29.09090805053711px;">Audience</span> = An additional facet that makes this club unique is it is not grade specific. Currently, Gregory is promoting his club to new freshmen, but he has had interest from all levels. Cross-disciplinary projects cannot be limited by grade or skill-level. Instead, the best teams identify each team member’s weaknesses and strive to fulfill those weaknesses as a unit. Oftentimes this is achieved through additional team members from different disciplines with alternative backgrounds. It is this notion that strong innovative teams are interdisciplinary, which is the foundation for the What I.F.? club. Define your target audience early, so you can begin to identify potential student members:
*Identification of your market audience is critical
*Ask yourself: If I were in their shoes, what would I want to see out of a club that I would be willing to join? Where should I focus my attention first? Who will listen?
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