Association Adviser

JULY 11, 2018

Jason Moss, founder and CEO of the Georgia Manufacturing Alliance can, and he might take you out to dinner if you can, too. Jason Moss, Georgia Manufacturing Alliance. Get out a pen and a piece of paper, and let’s make a list of products you know are created here in Georgia.” We also produce a Georgia Manufacturing Directory.

Georgia 92

Georgia Education Directory Software 92

Reid All About it

OCTOBER 20, 2023

Keep the Seal of Approval concept in mind when examining your association’s offerings and unique value propositions, says Dr. Michael Tatonetti in a post by Carolyn Shomali at Professionals for Association Revenue. In 2016, China reported 17.86 However, Non-Dues programs have the highest potential for overall revenue production.

Maryland 274

Maryland LMS Revenue Strategy 274

MemberClicks

MARCH 28, 2022

Her specialties include tackling big, forward-thinking goals like engaging members sustainably and generating non-dues revenue — one of her favorite things to talk about! Since joining the team in August 2016, Meg Moulden has worked with hundreds of associations, AMCs and chambers of commerce. Meg Moulden.

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Team Georgia Atlanta Florida 52

Association Adviser

MARCH 16, 2017

” Amanda Bowen, 2016-17 FSAE Young Professionals Task Force Chair. The Georgia Society of Association Executives refocused its foundation grants program to fund paid internships. Encouraging more young professional involvement early on in their careers helps ensure that FSAE’s future leadership will be strong and sustainable. “I

Georgia 81

Georgia Florida Committee Cost 81

Associations Now

JANUARY 24, 2017

LGBT businesses aren’t just startups, and they generate a lot of revenue. million in annual revenue. On the high end, one of NGLCC’s certified members has annual revenue of $180 million. The average LGBT-based business has existed for 12 years and generates $2.48 Twenty years ago, it was enough to sponsor a pride parade.

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Report Georgia United States Texas 40

Association Adviser

OCTOBER 14, 2016

I served in the Georgia State Senate as majority leader. Fast forward to 2016, and now 80 percent of our members own branded properties up and down the entire chain scale. Members also have to deal with local governments who look at hotels as an easy source of revenues by raising the occupancy tax.

Texas 60

Texas San Francisco Atlanta Metro 60