Before Tuesday's meeting, match each visitor with the two or three members they should meet, and share the Visitor Match report on the chapter's business group and with the Lead Visitor Host.
Visitor Match reads the members from Roster: their category, the problem they solve and their “Call me when…” line.
Note only what each visitor chose to share. The best matches are ticked; change them as you see fit.
The report lists each visitor, who to introduce, why, and an opening line. Download it as an image (JPEG) to share on the chapter's business group and with the Lead Visitor Host, or print it.
Everything runs in this browser. Visitor details are never uploaded and are kept only until you clear them. Note only what the visitor chose to share.
A visitor walks into a room of 65 members and swaps cards with whoever is standing nearby. The conversations that would matter to their business often never happen. Visitors who have two or three genuinely useful conversations remember the morning, come back, and ask how to join.
It works two ways: problem matches are members who solve something the visitor mentioned; client matches are members who serve the same kind of clients as the visitor, so they would be natural referral partners if the visitor joins.