Who makes the best honorary chair of a cause related sporting event and what should their role be?
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:}\nsomebofy with $ and contacts and a good reputation
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call elton john.i think he's the chairman of the event.
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Shahid Afridi\nn Sir Vivian Richards
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... or whether they could CONTRIBUTE more to the conference.\nor\n... or whether they could DONATE more to the conference.\nor\n... ADD to the conference.
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Honorary anything’s are given to someone who has done something exceptional in a field of study. For example someone who comes up with the theory of extinction that becomes a universally accepted concept will get plenty of honorary degrees.\nRegardless they are rarely ever given until you are the leader of you industry or the leader in your field, and then only very rarely.\nG
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Figure out who sponsored the event-that will tell you.
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I thing you have to contact with the clubs you want to sponsor, you have to Representative a big company or a known  mark, who be the face of the tournament, first putting the money and second doing all the necessary for the organization. if the exactly questions is how to write a proposal, you have to make a formal proposition, but i recommend you an interview(face to face)
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graham poll\ncantalejo luis\nThe egypt guy ref-ing for the aust vs japan match
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In the source, you can find the different application forms to nominate someone.\n\nSome details from the official site of UK's department of Culture, media and sport:\n\n\nTimetable for the Honours process\n\nHonours lists are announced twice every year, at the New Year and on the Queen's Birthday in June. We accept nominations at any time of the year. However, we work on each list several months ahead of actual publication, therefore we need to know well in advance if a nominee is due to stand down, retire or otherwise end their involvement with a particular activity. Honours should be awarded to people who are still performing the service for which they have been recommended. It is unusual for someone who has been retired for more than 12 months at the time of publication of the list to be awarded an honour.
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CEO of a technology corporation\nBaseball player
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What do you mean by this question,its not clear\nUsually the most useful contribution(bat or bowl) is seleced by an individual and he/she is given the Man of the match.Sometimes its shared
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President/Chairperson - to follow an agenda as laid out in the minutes, keep order and generally 'be in charge'.\nHe/she also has a casting vote (an extra one) in the event of a tied vote from the committee.\n\nMinutes Secretary - to keep a record of the proceedings.\n(Generally without a vote)\n\nVice Chairperson - very little actual power but responsible in event Chair-person's non attendance.(Votes)\n\nTreasurer - responsible for all day to day financial matters relating to the organisation. (Votes)\n\nAuditor - responsible for the Annual Report at end of year.\nPlans the following years spending strategy. (May vote if given that facility)\n\nAssistants/Deputies - of any department are just that, to assist the person in charge of that department. (May be able to vote if given that facility)\n\n*I hope this helps you along the way.
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Member of the British Empire.  The other one is OBE or Order of the British Empire. The other one they have not yet invented yet is WCL or World Cup Losers, and that is coming up from tomorrow, June 2006
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Mark Buehrle or Paul Konerko.  they're the leaders for the WORLD CHAMPS!!!!!!!!!
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A committee chairman or chairperson, if you want to be politically correct, is the person that has the most authority on a committee.  They set the agenda for meetings, conduct the meetings, and will often cast the deciding vote if a committee vote comes to a tie.
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experience wise it should be Ramnaresh Sarwan..he's been around for a while and after lara and chanderpaul he's the best option left to captain the windies!
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Ernie Els and Annika Sorenstam would be my choices. They are both great golfers, proven winners and yet they are also really personable and soft spoken people as well. Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus are probably the two greatest golfing legends, but they are probably a bit too competetive for what would preferably be a nice day out on the course. Tom Watson is also someone I would enjoy playing with I think.