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Association revenue forecasting takes many shapes depending on the department. Take this one-question poll to share how your association is forecasting for revenue.
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.
Event sponsorship and exhibits – once the foundation of association sponsorship programs – are now the starting point for companies looking to engage with an association in year-long brand awareness and thought-leadership opportunities. Associations that provide exhibitors with a positive and valuable conference experience have the advantage when it comes to growing relationships… and revenue.
The pandemic and its recovery have caused burnout, stress, and different types of anxiety among professionals in every industry. Take this one-question poll to share your association’s approach to mental health.
Where consumers go, marketers follow – and in 2022, both groups are increasingly spending more time and money online. The digital advertising industry grew by a record 35% last year as companies focused on reaching target audiences who are now spending on-average 7-hours a day online. This PARtners @ Work edition features Feathr to show how the digital marketing agency is helping associations think like a business in the digital space.
As more organizations search for improved sources of revenue, including non-dues revenue, industry partner engagement is critical. Take this one-question poll to share your association’s engagement strategy.
Developing and rethinking association offerings can be a complex process – but some associations are finding it doesn’t have to be. Here’s why a simple approach to nondues revenue could make sense for your organization.
In this member spotlight, we look at the strategic steps the American Philatelic Society took to erase debt and rejuvenate membership.
As more associations get back to a familiar business model in a post-pandemic environment, there is opportunity to change the way organizations are approaching industry suppliers. PAR Leadership Advisory Board Chair Sean Soth shares how association leadership teams can develop a flexible approach to business development to collaborate with industry suppliers.
Shared organizational objectives are a critical success factor for associations. How is the relationship between your finance and business development? Take this 1-question poll to see how it compares with other industry peers.