Association Resources
Our goal is to make your life a little easier. Here, you’ll find awesome resources created just for associations with components (chapters, sections, states, and affiliates).
The 2019 Chapter Benchmarking Report
The report was designed to gather industry data that helps associations benchmark their chapter programs against others. We also wanted to fuel the dialogue on what makes an effective chapter—and an effective chapter/association relationship.
Upcoming Events
Check out our calendar and register for an event today! Whether you’re looking to attend chapter workshops, industry conference sessions or webinars, you’ll find what you need to develop your skills and your organization here.
Guides & Templates
Searching for the next association guide, workbook, or template? Get access to a wealth of resources created exclusively for associations with chapters, sections, state, and affiliates.
Mariner Management and Billhighway launched this second edition of the Chapter Benchmarking Report. The report was designed to gather industry data that helps associations benchmark their chapter programs against others.
The 2019 Association Component Exchange (CEX) workbook is your guide to experiencing the speakers, sessions, takeaways, and more from our 2019 conference.
GrowthZone assembled the top ten ways to increase your association’s non-dues revenue using technology you probably already have.
The 2018 Association Component Exchange (CEX) workbook is your guide to experiencing the speakers, sessions, takeaways, and more from our 2018 conference.
Discover the advantages of chapter banking in your association and see how this transformative technology can benefit your chapters.
To help, we’ve compiled a list of the top 50 ways your association can boost its membership, acquire new members, improve the sign-up process, and retain members.
The current state of chapters has been examined in order to best understand the underlying problems and needs of chapter-based associations.
What’s driving member retention? Where do different segments of members fall within the loyalty spectrum? How do members like to consume content?