Update On The Economic Impact Of Associations

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    1. Update on the Economic Impact of Associations Association Forum of Chicagoland May 2009
    2. Agenda
      • Introductions
      • Economic Impact Study Results
      • ASAE Study Results
      • Nonprofit Finance Fund Study
      • How associations are responding
      • Other ideas you can implement today
      • Your turn…
    3. Facts
      • Officially, the recession began in Dec. 2007
      • The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 35% of its value in the past 12 months
      • Unemployment grew to 8.9% in April 2009 with men at 9.4% and African Americans at 15%
      • Real gross domestic product had its sharpest decline in 26 years
    4. Economic Impact on Associations Study
      • Nearly 300 association executives participated
      • 86% were director level or above
    5. Economic Impact on Associations Study
      • Top areas of responsibility
      • Membership: 61%
      • Marketing: 50%
      • Executive management: 34%
      • Communications: 30%
      • Budget size
      • < $5 million: 43%
      • $5 - $9.9 million: 17%
      • $10 - $19 million: 17%
      • $20 - $49 million: 14%
      • More than $50 million: 9%
    6. What impact will the current economy have on your ability to reach your goals? 72% Somewhat negative
    7. Top concerns in this economy
      • Advertising and sponsorships
      • Membership retention
      • Annual meeting registrations
      • Membership recruitment
    8. Effects of the economy on the association
    9. Top priorities in 2009
      • Improving member retention: 50%
      • New member acquisition: 41%
      • Branding/Increasing awareness: 36%
      • Developing new methods of engagement: 34%
      • Increasing meeting attendance: 26%
      • Improving marketing ROI: 22%
      • Incorporating a social media strategy: 18%
    10. Most effective tactics in the past
      • Public relations
      • Brand management
      • Direct mail
      Least effective tactic in the past
      • Online or social media
    11. Budget changes…
      • Increase
      • Online and social media efforts
      • Word-of-mouth efforts
      • Decrease
      • Direct mail
      • Print advertising
    12. Other data collected by ASAE study of associations’ members
      • 43% are likely to drop their membership if the employer stops paying
      • 32% will not travel as far for CE as in past years
      • 73% believe their employment situation will remain the same
      • Younger, low level employees are less likely to feel served by their association; only 12% strongly agree their association provides them with the tools they need
      Source: ASAE 2009 Impact Study
    13. Nonprofit Finance Fund Survey
      • 950+ nonprofit professionals
      • Only 12% expect to operate above break-even
      • 52% expect the recession to last two years or more
      • 93% of lifeline organizations that provide essential services anticipate an increase in demand in 2009
      • 39% will reduce or eliminate services
      • 41% will reduce staff salaries
      Source: 2009 Study
    14. Pay what you can
      • Credit Union Executive Society - Conferences
        • Regular fee was $995, average amount paid was $863
        • Increased attendance
        • No discounting – want to stay true to their brand which is being the best in the industry
    15. Work off your dues payment
      • Clean Technology & Sustainable Industries Organization
        • Offers in-kind (free) membership in exchange for contributing to the building of the CTSI clean technology community.
        • Building value to itself and the wider community
    16. Invest in nondues revenue
      • Ohio State Bar Association
        • Bring in money through product development
        • Provide the highest quality
        • Invest in high interest and high need services
          • Training programs
          • Certifications
    17. Be the expert on economy-related issues
      • Association of Research Libraries
        • The Global Economic Crisis and Its Effect on Publishing and Library Subscriptions
      • National Automobile Dealers Association
        • Helping to restore wholesale and retail credit/timeline showing efforts on members’ behalf
      • California State Association of Counties
        • Detailed chart of grant opportunities in stimulus
      • Association of National Advertisers
        • 10-part online vlog (video blog) on recession marketing
        • Twitter 101
    18. Provide helpful resources to face the crisis
      • American Institute of Architects
        • Job bank and career assistance
        • RFP Database
        • Resources to help find new business
        • Practice management resources
        • Webcasts on various economy-related topics
    19. Highlight competitive advantages
      • Association Forum of Chicagoland Annual Meeting
        • Promote that it is local – no air fare or other travel related expenses
        • Relevant topics for today’s changing economic climate
        • Create a network you can use locally
    20. Increase efforts to recruit new members
      • Society of Human Resource Management
        • Provide market specific job training
        • Promote community – not feeling alone.
      • Society of Manufacturing Engineers
        • Aggressive marketing campaign around Survive and Thrive
        • Promoting how they are helping current members excel in their job (resources and case studies)
    21. Improve your ROI
      • Survey members to find out…
        • Interest and satisfaction
        • Gaps in resources
        • How much they trust information from a variety of resources both online and offline
      • People, Objectives, Strategies then Technology
        • Learn how members currently interact, connect and communicate
        • Determine your objectives
        • Create strategies to meet objectives
        • Finally, select the technology
    22. Your ideas…
    23. Participate in the Mid-year Economic Impact Survey
      • http://tinyurl.com/mcksurv

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