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danr
AA Chamber of Commerce Mark Unseen   Nov 22 01:37 UTC 1993

Anyone have any experience with the AA Chamber of Commerce and its programs?

I've been thinking about joining for a while now, but can't decided if it
is worth the membership fee (>$200/year last time I checked).
10 responses total.
danr
response 1 of 10: Mark Unseen   Nov 22 01:38 UTC 1993

Item 6 in Finance now linked to Item 21 in AA-Ypsi.
jon
response 2 of 10: Mark Unseen   Nov 22 03:22 UTC 1993

I definitely think their newsletter is worth the $30/year..
shf
response 3 of 10: Mark Unseen   Nov 22 09:59 UTC 1993

I used to belong the the Southern Wayne County Chamber of Commerce.  Whether
that was valuable depends on what you are looking for. Business contacts are
one benefit; people get to know you and vice-versa. I never really got any
business out of it that I could tell,but then again it may just be that I
wasn't aware of it. I tend to think the former though.
ken
response 4 of 10: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 02:49 UTC 1994

We are members of the Dexter Chamber ($50) and the Manchester Chamber ($25).
shf
response 5 of 10: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 12:51 UTC 1994

Go Dutch!:)
popcorn
response 6 of 10: Mark Unseen   Sep 20 22:48 UTC 1994

I'm planning to make a field trip to the AA Chamber of Commerce tomorrow.
I'm thinking of starting a business and want to find out what programs
they have that could help.
roz
response 7 of 10: Mark Unseen   Sep 21 23:53 UTC 1994

Here's a plug for all non-profit organizations to contact Non-profit
Enterprise at Work (my internship site) for info on resources 
available.  Don't suppose, Valerie, that you're planning on
forgoing any profits (on purpose, that is)?
rcurl
response 8 of 10: Mark Unseen   Sep 22 06:06 UTC 1994

Valerie could start a non-profit, hire herself as Executive Director,
and pay herself a big salary - well, you have to take a few intermediate
steps to avoid the appearance of conflict of interest, but *hundreds*
of non-profits do that. I've taken some workshops for non-profits
(for land trusts, in particular) and they can be inspirational at the
minimum, and useful at the maximum. I think their utility depends on
your exact position with respect to needing the specific information
provided. Then, there is the NEW Center course "Achieving Effective
Decisions in Meetings: How to Get As Much Done in Half the Time"
(3 November), that sounds perfect for some organizations that I know ;-).
popcorn
response 9 of 10: Mark Unseen   Sep 22 19:22 UTC 1994

Hm... how much would it cost for Grex to send some people to that?
rcurl
response 10 of 10: Mark Unseen   Sep 22 20:33 UTC 1994

$35 per.
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