NE/SAE: New England Society of Association Executives

New England Society of Association Executives (NESAE)

New England Society
of Association Executives
6 Boston Road, Suite 201
Chelmsford, MA 01824
(978) 250-9847
(978) 250-1117 Fax
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NE/SAE Workshop

Title: "Decision to Join" When: September 18, 2008 Where: MHA Offices, Burlington, MA Presenter: Bob Skelton, Chief Administrative Officer, ASAE & The Center for Association Leadership Registration and additional information will be available soon!

NESAE Participation

Volunteer to participate in the New England Society for Association Executives. We are always looking for interested professionals to participate in the development of NESAE programs and services. Committee participation is an excellent way to volunteer your time and energy and impact the products and services developed for you and your colleagues.

Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are an excellent opportunity to network with your peers in your particular area of interest. Attendance and participation is up to you. SIGs meet regularly (4-6 times per year) and discuss issues of common interest. Occasionally a guest speaker will be invited to review a current issue. Come to as many or as few meetings as you wish.

Contact the NE/SAE Office

NESAE Awards and Scholarships

John V. Rauseo Professional Development Scholarships
The John V. Rauseo Professional Development Scholarships encourage and support members in their pursuit of professional development opportunities. The Scholarships (up to $500), named in honor of John V. Rauseo, NE/SAE President from 1986-1998, will be awarded to members to attend professional development courses, such as: NE/SAE programs, ASAE courses, Institute, or other structured continuing educational programming. To qualify you must:

	Be a NE/SAE member in good standing.
	Complete the professional development activity within the 12 months following receipt of the scholarship.
	Demonstrate a need for financial support. 2008 Scholarship Application Form

Awards

	Chief Executive Officer Achievement recognizes a CEO for outstanding service and accomplishments in association/nonprofit management.
	Diversity Executive Leadership recognizes an association professional member who is a Member of a racial/ethnic minority group, GLBT, or person with a disability for exemplary service and outstanding accomplishments in association/nonprofit management.
	Association Professional Achievement recognizes an association professional member for exemplary service and outstanding accomplishments in association/nonprofit management.
	Associate Member Service recognizes a supplier partner member in recognition of exemplary service and support to the association/nonprofit profession and to ne/sae.
	Association Programming Achievement recognizes an association/nonprofit professional for excellence and outstanding achievement for a particular project, idea, publication, practice, or membership service.

Why you should join NE/SAE

What You'll Gain
For association professionals in the New England region, no other organization provides services of greater value than NE/SAE. As a member of NE/SAE, you'll have the opportunity to:

Expand Your Knowlegde
Designed to address important and timely issues in association management, NE/SAE's educational program covers legal issues, membership strategies, non-dues revenue, and more. They provide not only the best in continuing education, but excellent networking opportunities as well.

Achieve Excellence
NE/SAE helps members achieve the coveted Certified Association Executive (CAE) designation by providing assistance in preparing for the CAE exam.

Stay Informed
You'll receive publications that provide vital association-related information as well as career opportunities throughout New England. NE/SAE members receive discounts on employment listings.

Get Connected
NE/SAE's official Directory of Members, produced annually, provides contact information for the area's leading association professionals.

Associate With The Best In The Business
NE/SAE's annual meeting, held in June, combines educational programming with a relaxed social event. Hundreds of members attend every year, making it a great opportunity to come together with top association executives from all over New England.