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Featured Article: A Privilege of Membership

Tuesday, May 19, 2009 by Slaughter Development

New clients and members are often introduced to an organization at an event. However, a frustration-free registration is often a privilege of membership.

From our latest featured article:

When she arrived, the event organizers seemed confused and unprepared. Most attendees were already members and had registered in advance. These other participants were quickly ushered inside. Polly, however, was passed between volunteers and repeatedly deferred. Eventually, she received an extensive printed application. She was asked to complete the forms by hand prior to being granted access. Read on »

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