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BSSF Going Downhill - Very Fast!
Copyright Changes to be Contested
WSTA Questions Tighter Alcohol Laws
Reduce Your Workload
New Association for the Debt Industry
Job Advert: Lead Generation Executive (Undisclosed - Various Clients)
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BSSF Going Downhill - Very Fast!The British Ski and Snowboard Federation (BSSF) could go into financial administration at the end of this month unless it can find an around £200,000 additional funding. This is bad news in view of the pending Winter Olympics scheduled for next month in Vancouver, Canada. Read full story... |
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Copyright Changes to be ContestedAssociations representing the creative industries are presently fighting a battle against proposed legislation designed to update copyright protection in line with the development of the digital age. Read full story... |
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WSTA Questions Tighter Alcohol LawsGovernment proposals to introduce a mandatory code for alcohol consumption including more rigorous preventative laws to tackle alcohol misuse have been questioned by the Wine and Spirit Trade Association (WSTA). Read full story... |
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Reduce Your WorkloadReducing Your Workload is the title of the next Institute of Association Management Seminar to be held at the Park Plaza Hotel, Westminster Bridge, London on Wednesday March 10, 2010. The pricipal presenter will be Bob Roberts MBE, Chief Executive of the Newham Chamber of Commerce Ltd. Read full story... |
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New Association for the Debt IndustryA new trade association has been created for the arrears industry. The new body will be called the Association of Arrears Mediators (AAM). Five mortgage and loan arrears mediation companies have signed up as founder members. Read full story... |
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Job Advert: Lead Generation Executive (Undisclosed - Various Clients)POSITION: Lead Generation Executive
ORGANISATION: Undisclosed (Various Clients)
LOCATION: NE Surrey
SALARY: £18-24k pa (FTE)
CLOSING DATE: 16 February 2010
CONTACT E-MAIL: debbie.castleman@msps-hr.co.uk Read full story... |
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New Arrangements for Advertising in Association News w.e.f. March 2010
Revised arrangements for advertising in Association News are to be introduced (with effect from March 2010).
We have been fortunate in attracting enough advertisers to fill all sponsorship slots recently. Therefore to satisfy all potential advertisers whilst maintaining the news integrity of the publication, a new advertising opportunity will be created with effect from the March 2010 issue. All other advertising rates will be held at 2009 prices.
At the foot of the newsletter, we include a write up for Association News currently. From March 2010, there will be an additional item, clearly headed ADVERTISEMENT - positioned under the final news story and above our own Association News copy.
From March 2010, advertising in Association News will be by one of four methods:
1) Lead sponsorship entitles the advertiser to approximately 200 words (plus logo) to promote their product/service to our 2300+ subscribers. A hyperlink is also available. This is prominently sited at the top of the newsletter.
2) Purchase of the new secondary advertising position will entitle the advertiser to a maximum of 100 words (plus logo) to promote their product/service to subscribers. A hyperlink will also be available.
3) Button ads. are available on the left hand side (LHS) of the newsletter (see current edition for examples). Maximum size is 175 pixels x 175 pixels. You can provide a larger image which we can reduce to size.
4) Recruitment advertising for membership/association related vacancies can be carried in any edition. The benefit of advertising in Association News is that you can reach the highly targeted market of sector professionals cost effectively. Vacancies advertised in Association News will also be carried free of charge in our sister publication, NFP JOBS.
To discuss sponsorship or advertising, please e-mail editor@associationnews.org.uk or telephone Michael Webb on 03707 367367
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