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South Carolina Seafood Alliance Work Plan 2003-2004

Timeline and Milestones

  Qtr.1 Qtr.2 Qtr.3 Qtr.4 Final
Website Bid proposal development; solicit subcontract Interview & select subcontractors Coordinate website development; initiate website Advertise existence Final report
News One news story published/aired One news story published/aired One news story published/aired One news story published/aired Report with copies
Direct Marketing Identify outside expertise Coordinate with selectee on program development Coordinate with selectee on program development Coordinate with selectee on program development Summarize findings
Festivals Identify Subcontractors Review sub- contractor report Report to Board Board makes recommend Report with Recommend.

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Materials


Identify cooperators;
develop sample brochures; work up ideas for video
Handout concept develop, outside &/or redirected $ identified Start production Material
Reports   Progress Progress Progress Final

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