membership update
TAKING MEMBERSHIP TO M
As FEDA
continuously develops its
offerings, the association is deepening the quality of its membership services.
embers are the driving force of the association, and
they inform everything FEDA does, especially in terms of its programming and initiatives. As a result, we’re continuously looking for ways to improve the quality and effectiveness of our member services.
By Isabelle Piotrowski Membership Manager
FEDA membership grants access to all the association’s programs, events, tools and resources. Our in-person events are a great way to learn more about the industry while making connections with other dealers, manufacturers and companies providing services to our industry. In-person events include the FEDA Annual Conference, Young Industry Leaders retreats and our upcoming advocacy visit to Washington, D.C., which will be open to as many members as possible.
Speaking of advocacy, we will introduce a new take
action tool for government outreach in the coming year. This tool will make it easier for FEDA members to add their signature to FEDA legislative messages or to email their representatives and senators directly. It will be another important addition to FEDA’s tools and resources, which already includes access to FEDA’s educational programs and, most importantly, the FEDA Data Portal, a growing database of product information used by manufacturers and dealers across the industry.
Also, we’ve made FEDA membership easier to maintain. Companies can now pay their annual membership dues directly on the
feda.com website by signing into their account at the top right of the homepage, navigating to their company’s profi le and clicking “renew now.” With many memberships set to renew at the start of 2024, we
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