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NAMA State Council Presentation

NAMA State Council Presentation. 2013. Discussion Outline. 2012 Year in Review 2013 Plan Priorities and Actions. 2012 Key Outcomes: GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS. 2012 Key Outcomes: INDUSTRY GROWTH STRATEGY. 2012 Key Outcomes: COFFEE, TEA & WATER . 2012 Key Outcomes: ONESHOW .

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NAMA State Council Presentation

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  1. NAMA State Council Presentation 2013

  2. Discussion Outline 2012 • Year in Review 2013 • Plan Priorities and Actions

  3. 2012 Key Outcomes:GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS

  4. 2012 Key Outcomes:INDUSTRY GROWTH STRATEGY

  5. 2012 Key Outcomes:COFFEE, TEA & WATER

  6. 2012 Key Outcomes:ONESHOW

  7. 2012 Key Outcomes:PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

  8. Capital Campaign:POSITIONING FOR GROWTH

  9. Capital Campaign: TOTAL RAISED $4,903,660 and counting… From State Councils Nearly $200,000 Thank You!

  10. NAMA 2013-14Action Plan Priorities & Activities

  11. Advocacy • Includes: Gov’t, Industry & Public Affairs • Greatest PFG resource allocation, particularly in first two years…

  12. Education • Includes offerings at existing/new NAMA events, stand alone programs, distance education and certification • Lowest PFG investment; greater allocation in out years…

  13. Information • Includes industry data & research, info products and services in print (electronic & web-based) • Second largest PFG investment area; gradual increase with greatest in years three to five…

  14. Network • Includes networking activities at existing and new NAMA events; via virtual platforms; and engagement of emerging channels

  15. OrganizationalEffectiveness • Includes financial and non-financial objectives related to the PFG capital campaign, NAMA product & service lines, and association operations • New Hire: Lindsey Nelson, Executive Director of NAMA’s Foundation & Development • Maximize stewardship of association and industry commitments, service delivery, and reporting

  16. OneShow 2013 Metrics Exhibitors: Up 8% First-time exhibitors: 60 Attendees: Up 17% since 2010 Education: Micro Markets took center stage Participant feedback: • “Best Keynote events ever…” • “Show floor had energy, excitement, enthusiasm…”

  17. OneShow 2013 • Supplier-hosted events added to networking value for all attendees • Celebrated success of Positioning for Growth • New events: WIN; NAMA “Next Gen” Leaders

  18. Save the Dates! Executive Development Program 2013 • October 20-24 Michigan State University CTW 2013 • November 12-14 Opryland Hotel, Nashville OneShow 2014 • April 9 – 11 Chicago

  19. Questions or comments? Thank you!

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