TyreSafeBack to Case Studies The challenge TyreSafe was established in 2006, to raise awareness of the importance of correct tyre maintenance and dangers of defective and illegal tyres in the UK. Killed and seriously injured casualties due to tyre related incidents had reached 1627 in that year. The work Managing Director of CJAM, Christine…
International Forecourt Standards ForumBack to Case Studies The challenge With more than 90 members and four working groups interacting with professional bodies, other associations and financial institutions, the International Forecourt Standards Forum (IFSF) is a complex global association working to create common technology standards pertinent to the petroleum retailing industry. The association needed a completely…
The Association of Manufacturers of Power Generating SystemsBack to Case Studies The challenge The Association of Manufacturers and suppliers of Power Systems (AMPS) asked CJAM to grow the association membership, while providing a fresh view and outlook to its overall management. The work Since February 2014, the CJAM team has used its in-depth knowledge…
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The annual conference for AMPS (The Association of Manufacturers and Suppliers of Power Systems and ancillary equipment) took place on Thursday 9 March, organised by CJAM. ‘Generating a Worldwide Difference’ was held at One George Street, the prestigious Westminster address, which is the headquarters of the Institution of Civil Engineers.
Previously, we’ve outlined the changes in data protection laws due when the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force on 28 May 2018. Here, we’ve identified ten areas to examine. in order to comply, plus some FAQs.
Increasing member engagement is a top membership goal for the majority of associations – yet puzzlingly lack of engagement is a major reason for members not renewing. Your answer could lie in successful social media.
Last week, we highlighted the fact that a new EU Regulation on data protection is to come into force in May 2018 and outlined the types of data that it covers. In part two, we include the main changes between the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the Data Protection Directive and Data Protection Act.
