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Trends Affecting
Member Recruitment & Retention
What opportunities are
on the horizon that will affect your ability to recruit and retain
members in the future?
What do you need to
alert the rest of the organisation to? What plans do you need to put in
place to prepare you for a successful future? This is an essential
seminar for anyone involved in strategic planning.
You will learn:
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The key social, economic, technological, legal and
environmental future trends which are on the horizon
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How these will affect member recruitment and
retention
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Possible strategies and appropriate responses
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How to integrate these trends into the strategy
making process
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Techniques to help you involve staff in
understanding the forces of change and their implications
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How to broaden the knowledge flowing into your
organisation
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The resources in place to help you keep aware of
what is happening
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Note: CPD equivalent is
5.5 hours for the seminar.
Every delegate
will also receive a useful resource guide and tools to help you plan for
the future.
This new seminar is for people and associations:
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Who are about to undertake a strategic planning session
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Who want to stay ahead, either by identifying new
threats or by spotting new growth opportunities
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Who want to be pro-active in planning for the future
and avoid the mistakes of being reactive.
Dates &
Venues
- London - Friday 31st October 2008
NB: Start time is 9.30am end time is
4.30pm. Tea and coffee are served from 9.00am.
To
book on-line
More
information on venues
Who is the
course for?
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Trade & Professional Associations
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Chambers of Commerce & Business Links
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User Groups
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Institutes
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Health & Fitness Centres
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Charities
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Other... Clubs, Committees, Confederations, Pressure Groups,
Societies, etc
- People new to
trend spotting and also people already working in this area and looking for
fresh ideas.
What
is included
To
book on-line
More
information on venues
Membership
organisations that have attended this course
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ACEVO
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Bio Industry Association
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Booksellers Association
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British Acupuncture Council
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British Equine Veterinary Association
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Business West
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Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport
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Chartered Institute of Personnel Development
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Chartered Management Institute
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Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
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Convenience Stores & Newsagents
Association
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Federation of Holistic Therapists
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Institute of
Customer
Service
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Institute of Engineering & Technology
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Institution of Civil Engineers
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IPAF
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Landscape Institute
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Major Projects Association
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Ramblers' Association
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Royal Institute of British Architects
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Royal
Town
Planning Institute
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Society Chemical Industry
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York Tourism Bureau
Comments from past delegates
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"I was impressed with the flexible nature of the day. Sue was able to
adapt to individual specific needs.", Uzo Onuora, Customer
Relationship Manager, Booksellers Association
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"I would be interested in running this seminar in-house.", Joe Holmes,
National Membership & Development Officer, Convenience Stores &
Newsagents Association (CSNA)
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"A very enjoyable and thought provoking seminar. All of this was
really useful and I will be feeding back to one of our directors who
is creating the future strategy.", Charlotte McNeil, Marketing
Manager, The British Acupuncture Council
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"An excellent and thought provoking session. I would recommend anyone
involved in membership associations to attend.", James Hale, Marketing
& Communications Director, The Ramblers' Association
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"This seminar has helped me make sure our plans are future proof. The
exercises were really useful.", Abid Shah, Membership Business
Manager, SCI
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"The idea of co-creation was really interesting of how member can
create value for other members.", Allison Riley, Technical Community
Manager, Institute of Engineering & Technology (IET)
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"The seminar has generated many ideas of what we can offer members.",
Sally Davidson-Jones, Student Community Manager, Institute of
Engineering & Technology (IET)
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"The social trends were interesting - particularly looking at the
impact on the association of the UK's aging population.", Sharon Dyer,
Admin Officer, Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
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"This has really help tie previous training courses together and will
help me prepare our strategic plans.", Sumi Beken, Business
Development Manager, Royal Town Planning Institute
- "An interesting and motivating day. This had made
me think in the right way to engage with the rest of the community and
helped me develop a forward strategy." Arabella Michell, Executive
Secretary, British Equine Veterinary Association
- "This seminar has made me realize we have access to
unique knowledge which is of great value. " Professor Josh Slater,
BEVA President Elect, British Equine Veterinary Association
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"This has helped me think about how I engage my board to think about
the future." Aisling Burnard , Chief Executive, Bio Industry
Association
- "Very helpful and lots of food for thought." Manon
Bradley, Administrator, Major Projects Association
Cost
& Terms
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Cost: £349 plus VAT per delegate (Î510)
- On
receipt of your booking an invoice with confirmation of your booking, course joining
instructions and a map are sent to you by post
- All
fees must be paid for in advance
- Credit
cards are accepted over the telephone
- Cancellations
must be received 30 days in advance of the seminar date. All fees forfeited thereafter,
however substitutions can be made
- It is possible to change date or venue after you
have booked, but there is £25 (Î40)
administration fee if the change is made more than 2 weeks before the
event and £70 (Î100) administration fee if made less than two
weeks before the event.
- Each
seminar is limited to 20 places to give delegates the opportunity to explore individual
issues.
- Dress is smart casual.
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