Member Driven Public Policy For Trade Associations
Alex Creel Government Affairs
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Trade Association Policy Development
Member Driven
Member Communicated
Member Driven
It can be challenging for an Association to successfully advance its public policy agenda without the commitment and support of its members. Critical to Association success is having a policy development process that is driven by the Association's membership, ensuring their commitment and "buy in". Non-profit associations often do no
It can be challenging for an Association to successfully advance its public policy agenda without the commitment and support of its members. Critical to Association success is having a policy development process that is driven by the Association's membership, ensuring their commitment and "buy in". Non-profit associations often do not have these processes in place to develop member-driven public policy positions.
Member Owned
Member Communicated
Member Driven
Successful association lobbying efforts occur when members communicate directly with policy makers . The more ownership members have over policy, the more likely they are to take action to advance it. Implementing a step by step approach for member-driven public policy development is critical to obtaining member "buy in" and creating a
Successful association lobbying efforts occur when members communicate directly with policy makers . The more ownership members have over policy, the more likely they are to take action to advance it. Implementing a step by step approach for member-driven public policy development is critical to obtaining member "buy in" and creating a culture where members are committed to the policy and to communicating it to policy makers.
Member Communicated
Member Communicated
Member Communicated
Developing policy to advance at local, state or federal levels is the first step. Once developed it must be communicated to the appropriate decision-makers, whether they are local, state or federal officials. This can be achieved with written communications, individual and/or group meetings, social media, and media placement. Developing
Developing policy to advance at local, state or federal levels is the first step. Once developed it must be communicated to the appropriate decision-makers, whether they are local, state or federal officials. This can be achieved with written communications, individual and/or group meetings, social media, and media placement. Developing a clear and persuasive message is fundamental to an Association’s success.