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Maximizing Group Funding for PSA Members: Future Funding Options

This article discusses potential strategies to optimize group funding for members of the PSA (Professional Society Association). Helena Djurkovic's insights from December 5th, 2013 shed light on the current funding models and propose four formulas for future funding allocations. The maximum entitlement formulas vary in initial grant amounts and additional per-member contributions, offering groups flexibility in funding based on their PSA membership percentage. By exploring these options, PSA members can make informed decisions to increase financial support for their specialist groups.

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Maximizing Group Funding for PSA Members: Future Funding Options

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  1. Specialist Group Funding Helena Djurkovic 5th December 2013

  2. Number of Members per Group

  3. Membership of PSA

  4. Membership of PSA

  5. Current Funding

  6. Current Funding

  7. Future Funding Options Maximum Entitlement Formula 1: £300 + £10 per PSA member Formula 2: £225 + £12 per PSA member Formula 3: £140 + £14 per PSA member % PSA Formula 4:£200 + £7.50 per PSA member <50% £200 + £10 per PSA member 51-70% £200 + £17.50 per PSA member 71-90% £200 + £25 per PSA member >90%

  8. Future Funding Options

  9. Future Funding Options

  10. Future Funding Options

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