I guessed eleven months ago American Society of Association Executives wouldn't contact me after I'd enrolled—even once—until it wanted me to renew my membership. I guessed correctly.
Associations need to do better than that, to stay in business.
Monday, October 30, 2017
Fat, Dumb and Happy Revisited
I guessed eleven months ago American Society of Association Executives wouldn't contact me after I'd enrolled—even once—until it wanted me to renew my membership. I guessed correctly.
Associations need to do better than that, to stay in business.
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