Sentences with phrase «with other associations»

We also want to work more closely with other associations within the legal industry, such as those aligned with technology or outside counsel.

He is an innovative leader recognized for his contributions on a regional and national level and is eager to combine resources with other associations.

Joining together with other associations: Strategies for cooperation.

Join the trade association that best represents you, provide them your expertise, communicate with them regularly and demand that they communicate with other associations and interest groups.

Beginning Jan. 1, 2016, every local and state association of REALTORS ® will be required to offer ombudsman services to their members and to consumers, either directly or through an agreement with other associations of REALTORS ®.

Along with other associations, PAR considered in 2011 whether it should create an agent review system of its own.

The ASCL has joined forces with other associations in writing to Education Secretary Justine Greening about the teacher pay problems, and why it urgently needs to be addressed.

I would like to say that in France, as in numerous other countries, this association enjoys very close links with other associations present here, in particular the collective against the MAI.

Will create and maintain liaisons with other associations within WI to promote athletic training, create marketing plans to promote the profession with great attention given to National Athletic Training Month in March.

Incorporated in October 1931, in the state of New York, the LRC, Inc. is not affiliated with any other association titled or claiming to be the National Labrador Retriever Club.

Trade associations must also remain aware of legislative and regulatory efforts internationally and communicate and cooperate with other associations.

Professional Lawyer Associations: While in general all attorneys practicing law must be registered with their local bar, there is no requirement that they be associated with other associations based on their specific practice areas.

At the same time, you are building relationships with other association members, and these relationships may provide direct or indirect value to your career objectives (i.e., you are getting!).

Share services with other associations, get sponsors, get grants from NAR or your state associations, and always charge a fee,» says Haisler.

7) And lastly, watch, learn, and talk with other association executives — your peers are a great source of knowledge and advice.

For example, as of Jan. 1, 2016, all associations are required to offer ombudsman services to their members, clients, and customers either directly or through an agreement with other associations.

To help prevent identity theft, NAR and the Federal Trade Commission, along with other associations, are sponsoring a joint campaign for consumers, «AvoID Theft: Deter, Detect, Defend.»

So how do you keep up: train existing employees, train yourself, outsource, hire freelancers, share resources with other associations?