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How to plan an effective request for proposal (RFP)

Nimble AMS

Many associations struggle to take the first step in planning an effective request for proposal (RFP) when attempting to get their board on board for new tech plans and in becoming the catalyst of change for their organization. . Are you experiencing increased friction in staff processes or are you looking to elevate the member experience?

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Association Brain Food: 1.31.25

Reid All About it

Hear about past client recapture, land and expand, referral strategies, and best practice proposal and pitch tactics. 5 Strategies For Driving Member Engagement in 2025 Many associations are challenged with engaging members on a consistent and ongoing basis. More info/register.

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How to nail your AMS proposal at your next board meeting

Nimble AMS

Start by highlighting the curre nt technological shortcomings both you r staff and members experience and detail how new technology will address these pain points. Finally, w rap up the conversation with your AMS proposal , and by addressing the price tag. How is our current member experience? Seek feedback.

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What You Really Need When Changing Your AMS

Association Analytics

In an attempt to provide a seamless member experience and aggregate all member data in one place, associations have been working with technology partners to perform system integrations through single sign-on, pushing all of their transaction data back into the AMS. Best of Both Worlds.

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Association Brain Food: 12.6.24

Reid All About it

AMS request for proposals (RFP). Impexium describes the steps for crafting a request for proposals (RFP) that will bring your association the best options for new association management software (AMS). Matt Locke at Attention Matters suggests three tactics for making your organization seem like a safe choice.

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Building Buy-In for an Online Community at Your Association

Higher Logic

While the way you align your proposed member community with your executives’ goals will vary by association, five of the most common priorities you might find in the strategic plan include new member acquisition, member engagement and retention, non-dues revenue growth, advocacy and legislation, and maintaining relevance.

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How to nail your AMS proposal at your next board meeting

Nimble AMS

Start by highlighting the curre nt technological shortcomings both you r staff and members experience and detail how new technology will address these pain points. Finally, w rap up the conversation with your AMS proposal , and by addressing the price tag. How is our current member experience? Seek feedback.