Featured Members
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Jennifer Troke is the Vice President of the Association of Progressive Rental Organizations (APRO) and is profiled in this month’s PAR “Meet a Member.”
Brett Cell is the Director of Business Development for the International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society (MDS) and is profiled in this month’s PAR “Meet a Member.”
Camille A. Walker is the Manager of Corporate Relations for the Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL) and is profiled in this month’s PAR “Meet a Member.”
Michael Pereira is the Marketing Manager for the School Nutrition Association (SNA) and shares his passion for association business and mission impact in this month’s PAR “Meet a Member.”
Get to know Angel Wuellner, Business Development Director for the Educational Theatre Association in this edition of “Meet a Member.”
Learn how one association created new educational opportunities for industry partners and increased event revenue by 169%.
Business development strategies for associations are as varied as the industries they represent. And while there is no ‘one-size-fits-all’ strategy for associations, teams can gain new insights by learning about the approach of other business development teams. That is why the Professionals for Association Revenue (PAR) is launching Executive Take, a new monthly series that shares revenue strategies, perspectives and experiences from association executives on a revenue topic.
Associations Council is making it easy for volunteers to say ‘yes’ with toolkits, incentives and open communication. The result? Engaged members who are vital to growing the membership base.
Your association needs an updated value proposition, and your revenue producers should be a part of the process. That is part of the message that Sylvia Gonner, CAE will share in her upcoming session, Time to Update Your Value Proposition, at the RevUP Summit presented by the Professionals for Association Revenue. Read more from Sylvia in this RevUP Speaker Spotlight.
A well-crafted association vision statement conveys the direction of your organization to members, partners, and industry colleagues. While identifying your association’s vision is an essential first step, using it to guide key decisions can transform programs and your association’s most effective communication tool – its website.