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London Membership Strategy & Development Initiative

Join our Executive Board for our London Membership Strategy and Development Initiative, focused on assimilating new members, boosting individual numbers, and enhancing benefits. We analyze data, drive membership growth, and nurture relationships for sustainable success. Our events, onboarding process, and communication efforts aim to create networking opportunities and maximize PR benefits, connecting you to a wider market. Take part in our program to reap the rewards of a strong membership strategy.

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London Membership Strategy & Development Initiative

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  1. EPWN London Structure2013 September 2012

  2. Executive Board Structure New Member Breakfasts New member assimilation and key contact Data analysis and reporting Driving individual member numbers Membership Benefits Onboarding Sustaining Membership Numbers Exit Interviews PR opportunities Newsflash Internet Social Media Back catalogue of events / material Journalist Relationships Corporate membership development strategy Individual membership strategy Creating opportunities Networking events Membership benefits Co-ordination and development of all events Pre-post event care – comms co-ordination etc Create and deliver London programme Gain comms and PR benefits from previous programmes Connection to federation programme

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