The phrase "association management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the administration and organization of associations or groups, particularly in professional or non-profit settings.
Example: "The conference will cover various topics related to association management, including member engagement and event planning."
Alternatives: "membership management" or "organization administration".
The meeting elected eight members of the audience to serve on an association management committee.
Starting in January, HOA board members in Montgomery County must receive basic training in community association management and law.
A shadow comparison between ALEC and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce further serves to reinforce the importance of organizational structure for business association management.
However, the scheme is not without its critics; many complain that the housing association management fees can be high for the services offered, and few people can afford to "staircase" upwards to full ownership.
"I am an association management professional whose son grew up on a constant diet of committee meeting preparation, project proposals and late-night conference calls," says Anne McGhiey of Evanston, Ill.
"There's no question that currency fluctuations are a factor," says Michael Payne, executive vice president of SmithBucklin, an association management company, adding: "We've certainly seen negative impacts in terms of meetings attendance".
His father was an owner of R&R Property Management, a home associations management company in Phoenix, which he founded with Ms. Ross-Retchin, who is now its president.
Van Sou Ieng, the head of the national manufacturers' association, defended management's decision.
World number three and US Open champion Rory McIlroy has ended his association with management company International Sports Management, they announced today.
Unlike the findings in earlier international research, we find that competition does not have an association with management practices.
The attorney general's report, a copy of which was obtained by The New York Times, says that the racing association has management practices so deficient as to encourage criminal activity, despite recent attempts at internal reform.
