Connected Leadership. Local Impact.

Shared Programs

On its own, a single society can only reach so far. ALC brings its member societies to the table, then hands the collective power back to each one to use as its own, turning shared programs into education for members and revenue for the organizations that serve them.

Shared learning through SeminarWeb

ALC brought its member societies together to tap into SeminarWeb, an online education platform. Now each society can offer that library of programming to its own members and share in the revenue it generates. It is the model in its simplest form, collective effort creating individual value.

Programs built to share

Beyond outside platforms, ALC can develop and convene its own programming that any member society can plug into and pass along to its members. The idea is simple. Widen the net of learning available to association professionals while opening another revenue stream for the societies that serve them.

Benchmarking and shared data

From time to time, ALC coordinates data projects like compensation benchmarking, the kind of study a single society would struggle to pull off alone. Offered as a revenue-share opportunity, these projects give societies valuable data to put in front of their members while supporting their bottom line.