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INSTITUTE FOR ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT
                   Celebrating 90 Years of Excellence in Nonprofit Education and Networking

Institute for Organization Management is the U.S. Chamber's professional development program for chamber, association
and other nonprofit executives. Since 1921, Institute has educated hundreds of thousands of past, current, and future leaders
from across the country, making it one of oldest and best regarded adult education programs in nonprofit management.

Today, Institute's curriculum consists of four, weeklong sessions at five different sites across the country. While onsite,
participants sit through 24 hours of course instruction, on topics such as advocacy, media training, membership, finance, legal
issues human resources, and much more, educating them on all facets of running a nonprofit organization. Participants also
engage in lively discussions on a multitude of matters affecting the chamber and association industries, ultimately helping
them become active business advocates, better serve their members, and build stronger organizations.

Register today and make one of the best investments for your professional development, career, and organization!

                                    TOP 10 REASONS TO ATTEND
       With its unprecedented line up of classroom topics, Institute is the must attend professional training, networking,
                 and educational program for those at all levels of their career. Here are just a few reasons why:

  1.   Up-to-Date Information and Industry Trends. Institute's intensive coursework focuses on the unique challenges
       facing associations and chambers today. Our faculty will share real-world problem solving skills that will have you
       reinvigorated and prepared to tackle your greatest challenges, no matter the size.
  2.   Enhance your Credibility. Graduates of Institute receive the IOM recognition, signifying 96 hours of course
       instruction in nonprofit management. The IOM recognition sends your peers the right messageits proof that you're
       a reputable professional that actively participates in the nonprofit industry and its surrounding communities.
  3.   Networking, networking, networking! Institute is a great opportunity to meet your peers and learn from each other,
       as well as make a friend or two.
  4.   Share Best Practices. Come participate in classroom discussions on how to make your organization thrive in today's
       economy.
  5.   Build Strong Business Advocacy. Have a voice in issues affecting your industry. Institute's classes work on educating
       and assisting industry professionals who represent their community on local, state and national issues.
  6.   ConnectIN. Connect with faculty, volunteers, and attendees, and learn from your peers all year round, on Institute's
       very own social networking site.
  7.   Tips, ideas, and more! Institute provides a great way for you to pick up new ideas and strategies to reignite your
       campaigns, communications and activities.
  8.   Did we mention networking? Each site features a number of events to allow time for casual conversation and fun.
  9.   Earn Credit Toward Your CAE and CCE Professional Certification. Institute's curriculum is directly tied to the bodies
       of knowledge, allowing you to achieve all your professional goals in one easy way.
  10. Five Sites to Choose From. Institute is held at five sites around the country each year. Mark your calendar and attend
      a session right near your own back yard!
ENROLLMENT INCENTIVES
    Institute offers four different enrollment incentives for individuals interested in enrolling in their first year at Institute.

  National Institute Scholarship Program                                Group Pricing
  Who its For: U.S. Chamber Members                                    Who its For: U.S. Chamber Members
  What You Get: Winners will receive a $500 scholarship                 What You Get: After the first student enrolls at the regular
  toward their first year at Institute. Six scholarships per            enrollment price, each additional student from that
  site are handed out each year.                                        organization will receive a tuition rate of $995.

  Regent Scholarship Program                                            Pay It Forward: State Scholarships*
  Who its For: Everyone                                                Who its For: State Chamber of Commerce Executive
  What You Get: Winners will receive a scholarship                      Associations and Association Executive Societies
  toward enrollment. Various scholarships per site are                  What You Get: If an organization partners with the U.S.
  handed out each year to first-year participants and                   Chamber to promote Institute, that organization will
  returning attendees.                                                  receive two $500 scholarships to help send their members
                                                                        to their first year at Institute.
                                                                        *Please contact your state organization for details.


                                        ATTENDEE TESTIMONIALS
            No one sums up the value of Institute better than someone who's experienced the program first hand!

My first year at Institute exceeded my expectations. I walked away with some excellent contacts, wonderful friendships,
and at least a half a dozen great ideas for my association. The entire experience was well worth my time and was a positive
return on the financial investment my association made to allow me to attend.
                                               Michael Smith, Director of Finance, National Telecommunication Cooperative Association

I earned my CAE designation more than ten years ago and wasn't sure how IOM would compare. It was an amazing
experience and I know that there is always more to learn! Thanks for an invaluable experience!
                                                 Lynda J. Patterson, CAE, Executive Director, Wisconsin Society of Association Executives

"Institute is the best kept secret in the association management world. This experience is not about attending a seminar to
learn best practicesit's about taking a hard look at yourself as a professional and building lifelong relationships. It's like
getting another M.B.A., only better."
                              Heather R. Singleton, IOM, M.B.A., Senior Vice President of Education, Rhode Island Hospitality Association


                                                 SITES AND DATES
                Institutes curriculum consists of four one-week sessions. Most participants choose to attend
                             one session per year over a four year period at a consistent location.

         Midwest Institute | June 59, 2011                                             Southeast Institute | June 2630, 2011
        University of Wisconsin in Madison, WI                                            University of Georgia in Athens, GA

          West Institute | July 1014, 2011                                          Northeast Institute | July 31August 4, 2011
   Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, CA                                        Villanova University in Villanova, PA


                                               Winter Institute | January 3-7, 2012
                                               University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ
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All you need to know about iom 2011

  • 1. INSTITUTE FOR ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT Celebrating 90 Years of Excellence in Nonprofit Education and Networking Institute for Organization Management is the U.S. Chamber's professional development program for chamber, association and other nonprofit executives. Since 1921, Institute has educated hundreds of thousands of past, current, and future leaders from across the country, making it one of oldest and best regarded adult education programs in nonprofit management. Today, Institute's curriculum consists of four, weeklong sessions at five different sites across the country. While onsite, participants sit through 24 hours of course instruction, on topics such as advocacy, media training, membership, finance, legal issues human resources, and much more, educating them on all facets of running a nonprofit organization. Participants also engage in lively discussions on a multitude of matters affecting the chamber and association industries, ultimately helping them become active business advocates, better serve their members, and build stronger organizations. Register today and make one of the best investments for your professional development, career, and organization! TOP 10 REASONS TO ATTEND With its unprecedented line up of classroom topics, Institute is the must attend professional training, networking, and educational program for those at all levels of their career. Here are just a few reasons why: 1. Up-to-Date Information and Industry Trends. Institute's intensive coursework focuses on the unique challenges facing associations and chambers today. Our faculty will share real-world problem solving skills that will have you reinvigorated and prepared to tackle your greatest challenges, no matter the size. 2. Enhance your Credibility. Graduates of Institute receive the IOM recognition, signifying 96 hours of course instruction in nonprofit management. The IOM recognition sends your peers the right messageits proof that you're a reputable professional that actively participates in the nonprofit industry and its surrounding communities. 3. Networking, networking, networking! Institute is a great opportunity to meet your peers and learn from each other, as well as make a friend or two. 4. Share Best Practices. Come participate in classroom discussions on how to make your organization thrive in today's economy. 5. Build Strong Business Advocacy. Have a voice in issues affecting your industry. Institute's classes work on educating and assisting industry professionals who represent their community on local, state and national issues. 6. ConnectIN. Connect with faculty, volunteers, and attendees, and learn from your peers all year round, on Institute's very own social networking site. 7. Tips, ideas, and more! Institute provides a great way for you to pick up new ideas and strategies to reignite your campaigns, communications and activities. 8. Did we mention networking? Each site features a number of events to allow time for casual conversation and fun. 9. Earn Credit Toward Your CAE and CCE Professional Certification. Institute's curriculum is directly tied to the bodies of knowledge, allowing you to achieve all your professional goals in one easy way. 10. Five Sites to Choose From. Institute is held at five sites around the country each year. Mark your calendar and attend a session right near your own back yard!
  • 2. ENROLLMENT INCENTIVES Institute offers four different enrollment incentives for individuals interested in enrolling in their first year at Institute. National Institute Scholarship Program Group Pricing Who its For: U.S. Chamber Members Who its For: U.S. Chamber Members What You Get: Winners will receive a $500 scholarship What You Get: After the first student enrolls at the regular toward their first year at Institute. Six scholarships per enrollment price, each additional student from that site are handed out each year. organization will receive a tuition rate of $995. Regent Scholarship Program Pay It Forward: State Scholarships* Who its For: Everyone Who its For: State Chamber of Commerce Executive What You Get: Winners will receive a scholarship Associations and Association Executive Societies toward enrollment. Various scholarships per site are What You Get: If an organization partners with the U.S. handed out each year to first-year participants and Chamber to promote Institute, that organization will returning attendees. receive two $500 scholarships to help send their members to their first year at Institute. *Please contact your state organization for details. ATTENDEE TESTIMONIALS No one sums up the value of Institute better than someone who's experienced the program first hand! My first year at Institute exceeded my expectations. I walked away with some excellent contacts, wonderful friendships, and at least a half a dozen great ideas for my association. The entire experience was well worth my time and was a positive return on the financial investment my association made to allow me to attend. Michael Smith, Director of Finance, National Telecommunication Cooperative Association I earned my CAE designation more than ten years ago and wasn't sure how IOM would compare. It was an amazing experience and I know that there is always more to learn! Thanks for an invaluable experience! Lynda J. Patterson, CAE, Executive Director, Wisconsin Society of Association Executives "Institute is the best kept secret in the association management world. This experience is not about attending a seminar to learn best practicesit's about taking a hard look at yourself as a professional and building lifelong relationships. It's like getting another M.B.A., only better." Heather R. Singleton, IOM, M.B.A., Senior Vice President of Education, Rhode Island Hospitality Association SITES AND DATES Institutes curriculum consists of four one-week sessions. Most participants choose to attend one session per year over a four year period at a consistent location. Midwest Institute | June 59, 2011 Southeast Institute | June 2630, 2011 University of Wisconsin in Madison, WI University of Georgia in Athens, GA West Institute | July 1014, 2011 Northeast Institute | July 31August 4, 2011 Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, CA Villanova University in Villanova, PA Winter Institute | January 3-7, 2012 University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ