Sponsorship dollars help MASAE underwrite the expenses of serving the Mid-Atlantic association community including providing scholarships to deserving members for their career advancement goals. MASAE thanks all our associate members for your support and for your investment in growing MASAE in the future.
Our new Partners Program will help you manage your investment yearly and grow your visibility in the association market. Click here for your partnership brochure.
In April of this year, MASAE members were surveyed about their opinions on a variety of member benefits and services currently provided and ones they would like to see developed.
The MASAE Board of Directors used members’ survey responses to help plot the strategic course for MASAE for the next three years.
To read the summary result of this important survey, click here.
Thanks to over 40% of our members who responded to the survey.
On September 16th this informative and interactive workshop will look at a variety of unique ways to ensure your membership base is informed and engaged.
By sharing the stage, you will get two professional perspectives from two dynamic communication pros.
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Maximizing Association Skills; Accelerating Excellence…Harnessing the Power of Many! is the theme of our 2010 conference. Exhibitors will be able to meet with association professionals in a new one-to-one “Speed Networking” session as well as during the traditional exhibit hours on Thursday, 
Exhibitor registration is now open, (Click Here) for information.
Click on this link to get a podcast of highlights of the seminar,
“Negotiating Contracts In A Post-Recession Economy”
Attendees of this program also participated in informative question and answer sessions with these panelists. We welcome your comments.
The January 28 Demon Exchange Programs provided a number of great ideas and suggestions from attendees on such issues as Membership Recruitment and Retention, Association Branding and Marketing, Working with Volunteers, Database Management, and Cost-Cutting.
Read what your peers are doing to combat these issues. Click here for a summary of their ideas.
