Northeastern Economic Developers Association new member drive competition
Win a free conference registration by helping NEDA grow!
Every time you recruit a new member to join NEDA, your chance to win a free registration to NEDA's 53rd Annual Conference in 2009 will improve.
Here's how it works:
1. Tell your fellow economic developers about the benefits of NEDA membership, and encourage them to join. (That should be easy!)
2. Tell them to be sure to enter your name on the "sponsor" line on the membership application. They can use a paper application, or join securely on-line at www.nedaonline.org/Application.asp.
3. For every new member that names you as their sponsor, signed up and paid from May 1, through Friday, September 12, we'll add another card with your name on it to the hat for a drawing to be held at this year's 52nd Annual Conference in Buffalo, N.Y., September 21-23, 2008. The more new members you recruit, the better your chance of winning!
4. If your name is drawn, you'll receive one free conference registration for our 53rd Annual Conference to be held in Philadelphia in September 2009.
It's that simple. It makes NEDA stronger, it's a real favor to the people that you recruit, and it just might get you free registration at next year's conference in Philly!
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