1992, the USJCC initiates a bylaw that creates the National Metro Director position … a non-voting member of the USJCC board of Directors.  Sandi Frost-Parrish is the 1st person to hold this position.  Under Sandi, the Bylaws of the USJCC Metro Conference are written and adopted.

September 1992…Joan Bohannon (Omaha Jaycees) coins the term “Met-Net”… replacing “Six-Pack” …for the 2nd annual meeting of Metro conference Jaycees in Omaha.

1995 Met Net (Hartford) …USJCC President Kelly Wills is the first in his position to attend a Met Net.  President Wills begins the tradition of meeting solo with the Local President group for one-on-one feedback and exchange.   Because of President Wills’ active support of Metro activities, the ‘independent’ nature of the Met Net Conference bridges the gap and incorporates the assistance and input of the USJCC Tulsa office.  While, in the past, the Met Net group had been seen as a bit on the ‘renegade’ side, this conference marked the first official Tulsa support since the funding of Metro had been discontinued after the 1990 Hartford meeting.

1998-99… Caroline Tuck becomes the ‘asterisk’ of the chain of Metro Directors as she serves the 17 month term needed to bridge the gap of the USJCC fiscal year change.  Caroline is the only Metro Director to serve in the post for 2 Met Net Conferences…’97 in San Jose and ‘98 in Coconut Grove.  During Caroline’s tenure, she and her team travel more than any other past Metro Team.  USJCC Presidents Marshall and Seidel are very supportive of her efforts.