Trailblaze is the chapter's system for every active, every alumnus, and every brother the day he graduates. He makes a profile once. The chapter still knows where he is and what he does.
What every active and alumnus gets
The group goes quiet. The brothers who left stop opening it.
The group was joined once. It does not know what he does now.
It goes to addresses nobody trusts.
The chat dies when that exec board graduates.
The file sits on one laptop. The next treasurer never finds it.
What the president opens on Monday. Actives, alumni, and the work of the house.
What the next president opens.
Upload the Excel or Google Sheet the chapter already keeps. A row becomes the profile he keeps.
| Name | Phone | |
|---|---|---|
| Webb, M. | mwebb09@gmail.com | (212) 555-0188 |
| Mackey, D. | dmackey@southhill.edu | |
| Ellis, T. | tellis@yahoo.com | |
| Ito, S. | sito@outlook.com | (615) 555-0167 |
Trailblaze
Alpha Chapter'21
Marcus Webb
Managing director, Harbor Line Advisory
Open to
Suggested reach
A brother interviewing this month asked who in the chapter has done that desk.
He asked for a conversation, not a job.
You don't have to rejoin after graduation. Your Trailblaze profile stays with you.
Active
South Hill
The profile starts here, while he is still in the chapter.
Jobs and internships
An active finds the brother who will take the conversation.
The introduction
Any active can use the alumni network.
What comes back
Alumni the chapter can still reach give back more than the subscription.
“Historically our fraternity has always been poorly connected, Trailblaze helped us regain a better bond between our actives and alumni.”
Luke Coppen
Vice President, Theta Chi — Indiana University
An active, or an alumnus a few years out. Describe what you need. Trailblaze looks inside this house, not a general network.
What an active can ask
You do not need to know which brother to message. The search stays with this chapter's actives and alumni.
Trailblaze messages first. Member: I want a finance internship in New York. Who in the house has actually done that desk? Trailblaze: Marcus, class of '21, is at Harbor Line in New York. He told the chapter he will take a first conversation with a brother. Trailblaze: Nothing goes to him until you choose.
Trailblaze works inside this chapter, not an open network.
Every person it suggests is an active or an alumnus of this house.
Available through
The brothers you have lost track of do not raise the price.
Pay annually, get one month free.
$99 a month
50–99 actives
No chapter pays more than $599 a month.
He keeps it. The chapter still sees where he is and what he does. He does not rejoin, and he does not fall off into a new group chat.
Those are where a class goes quiet. A Facebook group stops getting opened. A LinkedIn group was joined once. A newsletter goes out to addresses nobody trusts. GroupMe dies when that exec board graduates. Trailblaze is the system the next officer line inherits.
Yes. Every active, every alumnus, and every brother the day he graduates is in one picture the officers share.
No. You pay for the men in the house. The brothers you have lost track of do not raise the price.
An active is an undergraduate currently in the chapter.
Your tier is that count when you start, and the chapter is grandfathered in.
One month free. A year is eleven times the monthly price.
Officers run the chapter from it. Every brother has a profile, from the house through the years after he leaves.
Upload the Excel or Google Sheet you already have. Actives claim their profiles. The chapter can ask from there.
Walk through a chapter that still knows where its brothers are, and what they do, after they leave.
