ACE Nonprofit Inc Association of Member Artists, Authors, Creators, Educators, Entertainers, & Entrepreneurs

In Association with TJ Morris dba ACIR, ACO CORP. We provide services to our membership driven ACO Social Service Club to Artists, Authors, Educators, Entertainers, Musicians, all of ART, Culture, Education. who desire to share in our Global Community of Kindred Spirits. We support our Friends in the Alien Contact Encounters Community who believe Alien Civilizations Exist. We share the Annual ACO Convention

ABOUT ACE Membership Driven Association

ACO began in 2012 as a membership driven association conference of peers who are authors and speakers interested in sharing an annual conference. ACO dba Ascension Center Organization began with members as consultants to organize annual conferences for authors, consultants, educators, speakers, videographers and vendors of books, ebooks, and videos.

A social media would support their membership driven association which the founder Theresa J Morris of the original ACE as Ascension Center Education would share the original name with Janet Kira Lessin of Hawaii. Theresa J Morris formerly of Hawaii and now of Kentucky would keep the Ascension Center Organization as ACOCorp.org, and Janet Kira Lessin would now use the Ascension Center Network as a website domain name as Ascension Center.NET. Theresa J Morris and Janet Kira Lessin would now share the social marketing media on the TJ Morris ET Radio show as speakers on a radio show. Three main people began the Ascension center Organization and ACE Folklife as participating members in an annual conference called Stargate to the Cosmos on the TJ Morris ET Radio Show.

Theresa aka TJ, Janet, and Tommy Hawksblood of Hawaii. The TJ Morris ET Radio show first announced the Stargate to the Cosmos to the world along with a MUFON commercial for the Mutual UFO Network to promote membership in that organization. It was decided that while TJ was a paid dues member of MUFON that Janet and Tommy were not members that the conference would work in alliance with members of the UFO interested nonprofit association. MUFON’s mission is the scientific study of UFO’s for the benefit of humanity. Janet had mentioned that she met with Bob Dean, and Len Kasten at the February 2012, I UFO Congress meeting at the Wasaja Conference Center, at Fort Mc Dowell, Arizona outside of Phoenix, and that there were a few other members that met after this conference and thought that having another conference would be a good idea.

It was noted that Robert Dean shared $500.00 as seed money to begin the new conference. An associate named Apollo, and Len Kasten was mentioned as present along with Dr. Alexander Sasha Lessin, Ph.D. with Janet Kira Lessin. Janet called a meeting by conference phone of which Janet, Tommy, TJ, and Len Kasten met while Dr. Lessin and Apollo did not make the phone conference. This was after the TJ Morris ET Radio Show had Apollo and Len Kasten on the Radio show with Janet and Tommy and hosted by TJ to promote the Stargate to the Cosmos Conference for the new peer group to become associated members working towards the goal of an annual conference. No other members joined or expressed interest in the planning committee.

Therefore it was decided that Janet, Tommy, TJ, and Len were now the main four planners. ACO began in 2012 as a membership driven association conference of peers who are authors and speakers interested in sharing an annual conference. ACO dba Ascension Center Organization began with members as consultants to organize annual conferences for authors, consultants, educators, speakers, videographers and vendors of books, ebooks, and videos. A social media would support their membership driven association which the founder Theresa J Morris of the original ACE as Ascension Center Education would share the original name with Janet Kira Lessin of Hawaii.

Theresa J Morris formerly of Hawaii and now of Kentucky would keep the Ascension Center Organization as ACOCorp.org, and Janet Kira Lessin would now use the Ascension Center Network as a website domain name as Ascension Center.NET. Theresa J Morris and Janet Kira Lessin would now share the social marketing media on the TJ Morris ET Radio show as speakers on a radio show. Three main people, began the ACO on the TJ Morris ET Radio Show. Theresa aka TJ, Janet, and Tommy Hawksblood of Hawaii.

It was decided that TJ would be the Executive Director, Janet would be the General Manager of the Ascension Center Education Network, and Tommy Hawksblood would be the General Manager of the ACE Folklife Historical Society for Hawaii. Tommy moved to the big island of Hawaii while Janet remained on the island of Maui in Hawaii and each would hold their own meetings at home, library, or public meeting place or by phone line or on computer while growing a fellowship association of members interested in planning a conference. Each new partner worked separately and together in 2012 while planning the conference called Stargate to the Cosmos.

The three main people then spoke of a group of six who had met prior to discuss the same beginning of another annual conference as a peer review to include ACE Folklife and ACIR the alien contact investigation research group of a peer review journal as author contributors. Authors in the human potential movement and the interest in the ancient alien theory and alien civilization exist theory were going to meet to discuss their findings, as well as, meet annually on the east coast and the west coast as a service to others. This would be a membership driven peer association with committees as Associate Guides. The Associate Guides would meet with the ACE Nonprofit Inc to be formed in 2013.

The ACO dba Ascension Center managed by a Board of Directors, and the ACE a nonprofit would share the expenses of these two annual conferences. Both would benefit from the fellowship of agents, authors, consultants, educators, entrepreneurs, organizers, and publishers.

The policy committees guide the organization’s long-range plan in the association’s four core service areas: commerce and economics, standards and technical programs, government relations, and section affairs. The policy committees make sure that the core services are aligned with the long-range plan and with member demands for a return on investment of dues dollars invested in each of the core areas.

ACO’s strategies are examined annually to see if they are achieving the desired benefits for the members-that is, whether the association is providing added value. Every three years, ACO goes directly to the full membership through its tri-annual membership election board satisfaction survey to measure how well ACO is delivering value. Survey results are taken seriously and performance gaps are addressed specifically.

The policy committees make sure that the core services are aligned with the long-range plan and with member demands for a return on investment of dues dollars invested in each of the core areas. ACO’s strategies are examined annually to see if they are achieving the desired benefits for the members-that is, whether the association is providing added value. Every two years, ACO goes directly to the full membership through its biannual member satisfaction survey to measure how well A is delivering value. Survey results are taken seriously and performance gaps are addressed specifically.

Another aspect of the demand-driven organization is that programs and services are developed with not only members but also suppliers and vendors in mind.

At the beginning of the 21st century, agents, authors, consultants and organizers combined their energy to work together in a peer review conservation and energy efficiency project which identified issues of utmost concern to their peer society of authors, creators, educators, publishers, and speakers .

In response to the ever growing conventions of the human potential movement they added health and prosperity for all in the global community.

The Project 13 Membership Drive Division to bring in associate member companies partnered with the ACE Folklife Historical Society, Book Club and formed the ACE Nonprofit Inc to conserve Energy and to Market their products and services. Using the information of other organizations to model and develop a vision for the lightworkers and truthseekers community for the years leading up to 2020 and to identify trade and technical barriers that needed to be overcome to achieve that vision.

How does the governance structure support ACO ‘s model?

ACO invites members to participate in writing the association’s policy agenda through product section participation on association board-level policy committees. The board of governors comprises 7 elected senior corporate executives representing the association’s product groups and other interest groups. The policy committees guide the organization’s long-range plan in the association’s four core service areas: commerce and economics, standards and technical programs, government relations, and section affairs.

Executive director Theresa J Morris of the American Association of Consultants & Entrepreneurs , a not-for-profit professional society of members, considers ACE a member-driven association where the majority of the intellectual capital is generated by the membership.

The association has a decentralized structure where headquarters staff must keep up with member demands, and the association supports discussion lists along with board retreats and planning meetings to get the work of the association done.

Morris sees several advantages to the member-driven association.

Members are more engaged and passionate and have a sense of ownership in the association.

Members are more likely to vote for dues increases if they have this sense of ownership.

Morris believes that coordination across programs and services has not been difficult and that the member-driven model pervades all aspects of the association.

Morris says the model appears to be working.

ACE has a 90 percent membership retention rate, and membership has increased in the past few years of the friends association online. ACE went public on Linked-In as a professional organization as ACE Folklife for authors, consultants, educators to include folklorists and historians.

It was decided that TJ would be the Executive Director, Janet would be the General Manager of the Ascension Center Education Network, and Tommy Hawksblood would be the General Manager of the ACE Folklife Historical Society for Hawaii. Tommy moved to the big island of Hawaii while Janet remained on the island of Maui in Hawaii and each would hold their own meetings at home, library, or public meeting place or by phone line or on computer while growing a fellowship association of members interested in planning a conference. Each new partner worked separately and together in 2012 while planning the conference called Stargate to the Cosmos.

The three main people then spoke of a group of six who had met prior to discuss the same beginning of another annual conference as a peer review to include ACE Folklife and ACIR the alien contact investigation research group of a peer review journal as author contributors. Authors in the human potential movement and the interest in the ancient alien theory and alien civilization exist theory were going to meet to discuss their findings, as well as, meet annually on the east coast and the west coast as a service to others. This would be a membership driven peer association with committees as Associate Guides. The Associate Guides would meet with the ACE Nonprofit Inc to be formed in 2013.

The ACO dba Ascension Center managed by a Board of Directors, and the ACE a nonprofit would share the expenses of these two annual conferences. Both would benefit from the fellowship of agents, authors, consultants, educators, entrepreneurs, organizers, and publishers.

The policy committees guide the organization’s long-range plan in the association’s four core service areas: commerce and economics, standards and technical programs, government relations, and section affairs. The policy committees make sure that the core services are aligned with the long-range plan and with member demands for a return on investment of dues dollars invested in each of the core areas.

ACO’s strategies are examined annually to see if they are achieving the desired benefits for the members-that is, whether the association is providing added value. Every three years, ACO goes directly to the full membership through its tri-annual membership election board satisfaction survey to measure how well ACO is delivering value. Survey results are taken seriously and performance gaps are addressed specifically.

The policy committees make sure that the core services are aligned with the long-range plan and with member demands for a return on investment of dues dollars invested in each of the core areas. ACO’s strategies are examined annually to see if they are achieving the desired benefits for the members-that is, whether the association is providing added value. Every two years, ACO goes directly to the full membership through its biannual member satisfaction survey to measure how well A is delivering value. Survey results are taken seriously and performance gaps are addressed specifically.

Another aspect of the demand-driven organization is that programs and services are developed with not only members but also suppliers and vendors in mind.

At the beginning of the 21st century, agents, authors, consultants and organizers combined their energy to work together in a peer review conservation and energy efficiency project which identified issues of utmost concern to their peer society of authors, creators, educators, publishers, and speakers.

In response to the ever growing conventions of the human potential movement they added health and prosperity for all in the global community.

The Project 13 Membership Drive Division to bring in associate member companies partnered with the ACE Folklife Historical Society, Book Club and formed the ACE Nonprofit Inc to conserve Energy and to Market their products and services. Using the information of other organizations to model and develop a vision for the lightworkers and truthseekers community for the years leading up to 2020 and to identify trade and technical barriers that needed to be overcome to achieve that vision.

How does the governance structure support ACO’s model?

ACO invites members to participate in writing the association’s policy agenda through product section participation on association board-level policy committees. The board of governors comprises 7 elected senior corporate executives representing the association’s product groups and other interest groups. The policy committees guide the organization’s long-range plan in the association’s four core service areas: commerce and economics, standards and technical programs, government relations, and section affairs.

Executive director Theresa J Morris of the American Association of Consultants & Entrepreneurs, a not-for-profit professional society of members, considers ACE a member-driven association where the majority of the intellectual capital is generated by the membership.

The association has a decentralized structure where headquarters staff must keep up with member demands, and the association supports discussion lists along with board retreats and planning meetings to get the work of the association done.

Morris sees several advantages to the member-driven association.

Members are more engaged and passionate and have a sense of ownership in the association.

Members are more likely to vote for dues increases if they have this sense of ownership.

Morris believes that coordination across programs and services has not been difficult and that the member-driven model pervades all aspects of the association.

Morris says the model appears to be working.

ACE has a 90 percent membership retention rate, and membership has increased in the past few years of the friends association online. ACE went public on Linked-In as a professional organization as ACE Folklife for authors, consultants, educators to include folklorists and historians.

On Sunday, April 14, 2013, Janet Kira Lessin came on the TJ Morris ET Radio show and announced the first Stargate to the Cosmos Conference would officially begin at a Fiesta Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. Janet had contracted with Lorien Fenton who had in 2012 been a partner in the first UFOCon in California with another partner. Janet had decided to complete a new contract with Lorien and Janet and Lorien would personally manage the first Stargate to the Cosmos conference as a small gathering of only 12 speakers excluding all others from decision making in this conference excluding the original planning committee members.

Since there was nothing in writing between the original members it was decided by Janet Kira Lessin to share with Theresa J Morris that we should simply plan a membership driven association on April 17, 2013 and that we should become familiar with members for at least one year before we meet and appoint directors.

Tommy Hawksblood now has his own Radio show as does Janet Kira Lessin. The Radio shows will assist each individual entrepreneur to share their own positions and chosen genres to support.

TJ Morris ET Radio has continued and ask others to begin the planning committee for future conferences which will be meeting annually.

The ACE Nonprofit Inc was formed officially in APRIL with an announcement date of April 1, 2013.

This new association will be membership driven and Tony Elliott and Tommy Hawksblood both on the TJ Morris ET Radio show agreed that a $5.00 a month membership fee to raise funds for a website to promote their membership association and annual gathering venue rental would be approved of to begin preparing and a donate button would be used for those who wanted to contribute to the annual gathering of truthseekers and lightworkers of the Social Paranormal Kind. Those interested in the pursuit of the paranormal and spiritual genres and in the Ascension Age Books could all share in the Anew News Guide and the Social Paranormal Kind Magazine.

The ACE Folklife Historical Society could become a part of the ACE and the ACO combined. TJ Morris ACO would be the Agent and Organizer of the new ACE Nonprofit Inc. A new planning committee would now be formed with a new member Bill M Tracer along with Tony R Elliott, Janet Kira Lessin, and Tommy Hawksblood. TJ asked two new friends if they would like to participate in the TJ Morris ET Radio show in the Phoenix, Arizona area, and Robert J O’Connor and Carol Adler accepted. Robert who has radio and television experience would prefer to be called RJ.

IT has been discussed that we should all decide what membership dues are best for those who desire to plan on marketing and promoting their own businesses, groups, as a social network in the future.

Theresa J Morris has websites and a radio show to share which she personally invests in to market for her authors in the TJ Morris Publishing.

Carol Adler has her own website to promote her authors in Dandelion Books.