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Maximum Member Engagement SOLVES EVERYTHING

Tom Morrison

You see, in 2006 we decided the number one strategy in the strategic plan was to put members FIRST.do You see, in 2006 we decided the number one strategy in the strategic plan was to put members FIRST.do Remember, maximizing your value proposition is directly tied to maximizing member engagement.

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Members Hire Industry Advocacy and Promotion

Potomac Core

As Associations ponder their future strategies, the message is clear: Members hire industry advocacy and promotion. Organizations who embrace the mantra that Members hire Industry advocacy and promotion are doing well. Trade Events – Helping members generate sales, reach new markets & improve marine products.

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The Hourglass Blog: Those Fish Aren't Dead, They're Just Tired

The Hourglass Blog

Heres one of his key observations: What some board members tell me, when pushed, is that they tolerate things on a nonprofit board that they wouldnt stand for in their day jobs. But board member engagement? Communication. Daring to Lead 2006. Like Sands Through the Hourglass. About This Blog. Why Another Blog?

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Need More Non-Dues Revenue?

Association Adviser

Advertising and sponsorship should be seen as a member benefit, not as a nuisance. When executed well, it helps members find and vet vendors and partners. Each program must support your overall strategy and mission, or it could have a negative impact on your membership and brand. Don’t go overboard with NDR just to make a buck.

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