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Directors Pass Resolution Directing Due Diligence Leading to Recommendation for Consolidation to Members
San Diego, Calif. - The Boards of Directors of the Association of Marketing Service Providers (AMSP) and the National Association for Printing Leadership (NAPL) have unanimously passed the following resolution:
Joint Resolution of AMSP and NAPL
Whereas the Boards of Directors of the National Association for Printing Leadership and the Association of Marketing Service Providers recognize that a major transformation is taking place in the printing, mailing, and distribution services industry, and
Whereas the members of each organization continue to expand their business offerings to meet the changing demands of their customers by providing complimentary products and services, and
Whereas market conditions require maximum efficiency in product, service, and program delivery, and
Whereas NAPL and AMSP seek to remain relevant and necessary to their respective members and to the companies in a rapidly transforming industry as well, and
Whereas the elected and staff leadership of each organization are in alignment relative to culture, vision, and values,
Now, therefore, be it resolved that the Board of Directors of the Association of Marketing Service Providers and the Board of Directors of the National Association for Printing Leadership endorse a resolution directing their chief staff executives and a joint task force, to be appointed by the respective Board chairs, to conduct the due diligence necessary to bring their members a recommendation for consolidation of the two associations.
Approved this day, June 25, 2013.
“With increasing numbers of our NAPL and NAQP members adding or increasing their mailing, fulfillment, and marketing services, this merger would give NAPL an opportunity to provide them with a great number of valuable additional resources that will help them grow their businesses,” says Nigel Worme, NAPL Chairman.
“I have long been familiar with NAPL, the quality of its printing business management services, and the expertise of its staff,” says AMSP Chairman Tom Duchene. “I know that our members would benefit greatly from access to the resources NAPL offers.”
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By Clint Bolte on Jun 27, 2013
The simple and proven idea of creating alliances instead of formal mergers among trade associations serving similar if not in many cases the same client markets is strategic genius. All parties - trade associations and members - benefit from the shared administrative costs and resulting economy of scale.
Good job!
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