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10/13/17 RENEWAL of Associations report a decrease or no growth in membership size. Source: GrowthZone 2017 Association Survey Results Top 5 Reasons Members Dont Renew: Did you know it costs 7x more to


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  • RENEWAL
  • of Associations
  • report a decrease or
  • no growth in
  • membership size.
  • Source: GrowthZone
  • 2017 Association Survey Results
  • Did you know
  • it costs 7x more to get a new member
  • than to keep a current one?
  • Source: GrowthZone.com
  • Top 5 Reasons
  • Members Don’t Renew:
  • Here are three key steps to
  • overcoming renewal roadblocks:
  • Step 1: •Set a goal
  • with a deadline
  • Whether it’s a percentage, a

monetary amount, or something else, a specific goal with a deadline will help you stick to your plan and track your progress.

  • Incent Them to
  • Renew Quickly
  • Discounts on early, multi-

year, or auto-renewal

  • A voucher for a future

event

  • A gift (but keep in mind it

can get expensive)

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  • Step 2:
  • Determine why
  • members don’t renew
  • Take time to research why your

members don’t renew and, just as importantly, why they DO renew. Hopefully, you can gain some insight from your last membership survey.

  • If you’re not sure, just ask them.
  • Step 3: •Simplify the renewal process
  • Put yourself in your members’ shoes,

and view your renewal process from their perspective. Can it be simplified?

  • Provide Easy
  • Payment Options
  • The easier it is to pay, the

more likely they are to renew. Offer as many payment types as you have available.

  • Online payment
  • Installments
  • Auto-renewal
  • Option to pay by phone
  • Business reply envelope
  • RENEWAL

Member Engagement Diagram

Paul J. Hanscom, CAE

GR Conf Comm Certif SIGs

BOD

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Key Takeaways

  • Engagement starts with the board
  • There’s no single engagement path
  • Success depends on you

Further questions?

Paul J. Hanscom, CAE paulh@ewald.com (651) 290-6274

Extreme Makeover: Awards Program Edition

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  • Submissions were
  • Engagement was

üMake it resonate üMake it easy üMake it last 3 Tweaks

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Results

  • 318% increase in

submissions (!!!)

  • Volunteers thanked us

for making it easier

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Results

  • Program has buzz /

play all year round

  • Less a “program”

and more a platform for member engagement

üMake it resonate üMake it easy üMake it last Innovation = Small Tweaks What would you do today if you knew you could not fail?

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What is the secret to achievement ?

Rebecca J. Swain-Eng, MS, CAE CEO/Swain Eng and Associates

Secret to outstanding achievement…

  • It’s not just talent.
  • It’s not just luck.
  • I am going to propose something that may be controversial…I

contend that passion and perseverance are more valuable than talent in being successful.

  • It takes a special combination of tenacity or grit (passion and

perseverance) to create or become something amazing!

Grit…what is that?

  • GRIT=PASSION + PERSEVERANCE

West Point cadets who scored higher on the grit scale were more likely to stick it out through an intensive training program

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Why any effort you make ultimately counts twice toward your goal

  • Grit is not just about perseverance.

Grit encapsulates two other dimensions: passion and purpose.

  • Those who have passion (internal

motivation) for the activity can persist longer than those who just have willpower.

  • Those who have purpose (external

motivation) can persist even longer than those who have passion.

My story…my tribe and my career

From talent to success

Talent x effort = skill

01

Skill x effort = achievement

02

Grow your grit by:

Cultivate your interests.

Cultivate

Develop a habit of daily challenge-exceeding-skill practice

Habit

Connect your work to purpose beyond yourself.

Purpose

Learn to hope when all seems lost.

Hope

Contact Me:

Rebecca Swain-Eng, MS, CAE CEO/Swain Eng and Associates Email: rswaineng@swainengassociates.com Phone: (952) 686-1510 www.swainengassociates.com