Will your association outsource this year?
If you haven't looked into outsourcing recently, but frequently find yourself short on or wasting precious resources, then you may find it surprising to discover just how many options and…
CJAM springs forward as four new employees join the team
CJAM, the award-winning marketing and association management agency based in Colchester, is springing forward with new team members across the business. CJAM Group welcomes back Lucy French, Marketing Director, after…
Credit card charges – businesses vs consumers?
In January this year, the law on credit and debit card charges for consumers changed. Since 13 January 2018, it has been illegal to charge consumers an additional fee for…
History for CJAM with The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings’ new Old House Show
CJAM Group has been selected to launch The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings’ new Old House Show, which takes place Friday 7 to Saturday 8 September 2018 at…
Generating success
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.
How to ensure compliance with the new data protection regulations – part 3
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.
The one about social media plans and member engagement
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.
Data protection law changes – part two
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.
Changes in data protection laws – don’t get caught out
Are you aware of the dramatic changes being introduced to data protection laws? Have you done anything about it? The consequences of non-compliance are potentially extremely serious. This is the first of a three-part series setting out the basics of the impacts of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) on businesses.
Read on to find out why you need to start looking at how you collect, process and store data now.
Why your business should have a content marketing plan
The phrase content marketing is often used within the marketing world, but many people outside this jargon-laden bubble aren’t sure exactly what it refers to, or indeed whether they should be doing it.