Is the recession taking a toll on membership and voter turnout? Are budget problems and necessary – but controversial -- decisions sparking dissension and rancor within your organization?
Studies show you can reverse these trends by keeping your membership active, informed and engaged. That means moving quickly and finding effective new ways to communicate your goals, build consensus, and mobilize your supporters.
But how can you take on these new challenges when money and staff are already pared to the bone?
Order Voting, Social Media and the 990: New, Cost-Effective Tools for Retaining Members.
In this latest audioconference in the Beating the Recession: The Non-Profit Executive Toolkit Series, senior executives and membership directors will learn how to turn Form 990 disclosure and accountability requirements into vibrant – and cost-effective -- recruitment and retention.
From harnessing new voting technologies, to choosing and using the right social media tools for your own unique members, you’ll be ready to implement a program that helps you keep membership, conference attendance, sponsorships, and contributions growing.
Order now to beat the recession with member-retention secrets, including how to:
- Use your Form 990 governance disclosures as a roadmap for building trust and member engagement
- Boost member involvement with online voting technologies and innovative marketing techniques
- Apply findings from the just-released Votenet survey on NFP online voting practices and trends
- Build organizational consensus cost-effectively via new media technologies
- Avoid the pitfalls that come with greater member involvement during times of uncertainty and change
- Speed tough – but necessary – decisions through the organization and its constituency
Who Will Benefit?
This session offers essential guidance for NFP, trade and professional organizations, including:
- CFOs, Executive Directors and other executives involved in key decision-making
- Board members of charities or associations
- Marketing, membership and fundraising staff
Don't wait, turn your 990, social media and voting technology into your organization’s own economic recovery program.