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Association Hunger Games: Victory or Defeat?

Aaron Wolowiec

The resulting gap represents lost opportunities and revenue. In fact, a 2013 HBR blog post suggests, “Execution is a minefield… Agendas compete. Conduct a SWOT analysis. Even conducting a simple SWOT analysis when freshening up your conference plan can really improve implementation. So, what’s at risk with poor execution?

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Let Your Member Data Show You the Way

Spark Consulting

Prior to November 2013, NICSA asked its 170 member companies to join into one of 18 different member categories. These “clusters of behavior” were uncovered through analysis of member activity data conducted for NICSA by Elizabeth Engel, CAE, CEO and chief strategist at Spark Consulting. Click to enlarge.

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No More Gut Feelings

Associations Now

How one association put its data to work to determine the true cost of serving its members—and whether its dues structure matched up. ” And membership accounts for about 90 percent of ASID’s revenue, so that’s a lot riding on your gut. A lot of the discounts were used as loss leaders, but they didn’t lead anywhere.

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Tax Reform Will Be Priority for Next Congress, Says Ways and Means Aide

Associations Now

In remarks to the Financial Services Roundtable, Ryan said analysis of any plan should use “dynamic scoring,” which takes into account the macroeconomic effects resulting from changes to the tax code. That analysis would require less revenue directly from the tax code, instead forecasting economic growth resulting from various policy changes.

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Let Your Member Data Show You The Way

Associations Now

Prior to November 2013, NICSA asked its 170 member companies to join into one of 18 different member categories. These “clusters of behavior” were uncovered through analysis of member activity data conducted for NICSA by Elizabeth Engel, CAE, CEO and chief strategist at Spark Consulting. ” Click to enlarge.