Build a Mobile Strategy for Your Association

Don't miss AAMSE's next EDWeb event:

Responding to Mobile in Medicine: 

Practical Strategies for Medical Associations 

Tuesday, November 6

1-2:30 p.m. Central

Cost: $50 

 Register Now 

Mobile has changed the way we interact with our world. 

How has your organization responded? How can you maximize the return on your investment in mobile when the technology seems to change so rapidly?

Build a foundation for your organization's mobile strategy based on a solid understanding of current mobile technologies and adoption. 

This webinar will include:

• Practical ideas for prioritizing mobile efforts given a variety of budgets
• Strategies to minimize risk of investing in technologies that will quickly become outdated
• Specific case studies from other organizations
• Steps to creating or enhancing a mobile strategy for your organization

 Featuring:

Michael Jones

Director, Mobile Technologies

Results Direct

For more information, visit the EDWeb information page.

Reinvest in Your Professional Development

Avoid a lapse in your AAMSE benefits by renewing your membership. Renewing is not just a reinvestment in AAMSE— it is a reinvestment in your professional development. 

Maintain access to the programs and resources that are relevant to your career and remain part of AAMSE's nationwide network of medical society professionals by renewing your membership. 

Renewing under the new membership structure

Beginning with the 2013 dues cycle, all renewals will take place under AAMSE's new membership structure.

Your organization has a designated main contact who will submit renewal information for the organization as a whole. During the renewal process, the main contact will submit basic information (name, title, email, phone number) for all individual staff members who are included in your organization's membership.

Based on the total number of staff included, the main contact will select your organization's membership tier level which will determine its annual dues. 

Once your organization's membership renewal is processed, all individual members who have been AAMSE members in the past will be renewed, and any new members will be added to the organization's membership roster.

Renewing organizations are encouraged to add new staff to their memberships in order to expand the AAMSE network and enhance the member experience. Don't forget: cost-per-member decreases as you add more staff to your membership.

3 Easy Ways to Renew

• Visit the online membership application and submit your renewal and credit card information electronically 
• Print the paper membership form and mail or fax it to AAMSE with credit card information or a check
  
•  *Submit your renewal information via the online membership application and then generate an invoice that you can mail or fax to AAMSE.

*A link to the invoice generator can be found on the payment information page of the online membership application.

 

If you have any questions about renewing your membership, please contact the AAMSE Executive Office at aamse@aamse.org or (414) 221-9275.

We're Listening...

As the Annual Conference Program Committee (ACPC) came together last month in St. Louis at the beautiful Ritz-Carlton Hotel, much emphasis was applied to what AAMSE members want and need. The question is: How do we know what you want or need?

After completion of the 2012 Annual Conference, all members (whether you attended or not) were sent a survey requesting feedback on the conference. Those who did attend were asked to comment on individual goals and expectations, quality of speakers, venue and networking opportunities. Conversely, those who were unable to attend were asked what factors influenced your decision. In addition, looking toward the 2013 Annual Conference, all members were asked to comment on the types of programming and specific topics you want to see in St. Louis.

Shortly after the post-conference survey, a call for topics was released. This call went to all current and past AAMSE members as well as Industry Partners and vendors and was also made available through links on the AAMSE website and social media channels. You not only offered terrific session topics, but even suggested specific, dynamic speakers! As the ACPC begins the educational programming for 2013, your comments and suggestions are not going un-noticed.

Your suggestions, coupled with core competencies that every medical society professional should have, have allowed the ACPC to take a strategic approach in meeting your needs. “Our goal is to make sure that every AAMSE member will experience a stellar and fun conference next summer. This includes making sure there is programming for each member based on their type of society, job function, length of time in their position and issues facing their physician community and their society,” says Susan D’Antoni of Montgomery County Medical Society, Chair of the ACPC. “The ACPC is member-focused and member-driven!”

As planning continues to make the 2013 Annual Conference programming a mixture of rich and timely content, we want you to know, we’re listening.

Mark your calendar now for the 2013 Annual Conference, July 17-20 in St. Louis!