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Association Management

Providing strategic support to get you to the next level.

Our diverse team is well-equipped to provide comprehensive support services tailored to association management.

Catering to a variety of clients ranging from small non-profits to large associations, we leverage our unique skill set to enhance development and help secure revenue streams vital to an association’s sustainability and success.  From member recruitment and retention to comprehensive communication strategies, project management, and strategic planning, we empower our clients to ensure their voices are heard.

Capabilities:

  • Develop member recruitment strategies
  • Implementing initiatives for member retention and engagement
  • Activation of members to drive participation and advocacy
  • Collaborative creation of legislative agendas with association members
  • Tailored communication strategies for effective member outreach
  • External communications to amplify association messaging
  • Delivering impactful presentations to association members
  • Efficient project management and prioritization for association leadership, staff, and members
  • Strategic planning to align association goals both organizationally and legislatively
  • Facilitating coalition-building efforts and providing ongoing support
  • Assistance with funding structures and identifying funding opportunities
Key Contacts
Team Members

Grady Harn

Government Relations Specialist

Matthew W. Bergeron

Government Relations & Regulatory Affairs
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