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Like many people, when I attended my first ASAE conference in 2006, I was overwhelmed and distracted by how the massive number of people, sessions and booths. This month’s guest blog post is from Tom Morrison, CEO of MTI Management. Do you have tips to share? Contact Kristen Parker at Kristen@eventgarde.com.
Like many people, when I attended my first ASAE conference in 2006, I was overwhelmed and distracted by how the massive number of people, sessions and booths. This month’s guest blog post is from Tom Morrison, CEO of MTI Management. Do you have tips to share? Contact Kristen Parker at Kristen@eventgarde.com.
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It has lost a third of its membership since 2006, which is depressing for any membership organisation to admit. I do hope their new strategy works. I saw this article in the Evening Standard yesterday about the Institute of Directors plans to reverse its declining membership. Membership Recruitment Membership retention'
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