by James Moorman | Jun 29, 2020 | Administration, Association Management
If you are considering starting a new nonprofit, tax-exempt organization, understanding the difference between a 501(c)(3) and a 501(c)(6) is likely important to you. Here, we define each of these types of organizations and identify their basic benefits in comparison...
by James Moorman | Jun 1, 2020 | Association Management, Membership Growth, Strategy
We all know the struggle of growing membership as well as the investment of time, energy, and resources that goes into that process. When members do not renew, that hard work can seem for naught. If this is the case for your association, you are not alone. Here are 3...
by James Moorman | May 25, 2020 | Association Management, Membership Growth
If your membership is not diverse, you could be missing out on the voice of different perspectives and the ability to sustain your association in the future. Adding younger members to your association, and keeping them, can be challenging. Here are 3 innovative...
by James Moorman | May 11, 2020 | Association Management, Membership Growth, Strategy
The membership model has changed over the years. In an age of personalization and instant gratification, associations need to rethink how they attract potential members in order to reach a whole new generation of individuals. While often overlooked, there are simple...
by Arianna Vassallo | May 1, 2020 | Administration, Association Management
Understanding the importance of administration and project management will lead to an association’s overall success. There is a multitude of small tasks comprising the administrative needs of an association from managing member calls to calendar and meeting planning...
by James Moorman | Apr 21, 2020 | Association Management
The novel coronavirus disease, COVID-19, is evolving daily and impacting trade associations and nonprofits across the United States. We are trying our best to stay current with what’s happening in Washington D.C., paying close attention to what’s being done and...
