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| Why Join? |
2010
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In PARN’s International Benchmarking Survey 2009 all professional bodies who participated said that a statutory requirement to be a member would increase membership. In the absence of this compulsion what makes professionals
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| Social Networking |
2009 Context
This research project included a survey of 7000+ professionals, via 26 professional bodies, in order to gather views on member networks. In regards to social networking, the research looked at keys areas such as: How are
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| Branches & Groups |
2009 Context
Through the Member Networks project, PARN conducted a survey of 7000+ professionals, via 26 professional bodies, in order to gather views on member networks. This included questions about branches (or geographical groups), special
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| Membership Services |
March 2003 Context
This research was sponsored by 6 professional bodies. The aim was to develop a broad strategic perspective on member services offered by professional bodies. This involved a web search of 340 separate sites in the UK and 113 in
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| Routes to Membership |
June 2002 Context
This research aimed to allow professional bodies to benchmark themselves as to their membership requirements and grade structures based on a survey with 147 responses and additional telephone interviews with 12
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| Routes and Requirements |
Autumn 2007 Context
This Research was a joint project between Stan Lester and PARN The research aimed to investigate the various professional associations’ qualifying routes, to examine the routes available to ‘becoming qualified’
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