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AMS: That Chapter Honorary Board Member That Gets it All Done

Learn how to use an association chapter management system, also called an AMS, to its fullest potential. See how to give time back to board leaders and chapter members.

Preventing Money Theft in Your Chapter Association Isn’t as Hard as You Think

Learn the five reasons your association chapter should worry about theft and how teamwork, verification and oversight can decrease your risk.

How to Keep Your Volunteer Commitment when Life Gets Overwhelming

Learn the emotional, physical, behavioral and cognitive/mental signs of volunteer overwhelm. Read seven ways to make it easier for chapter leaders and volunteers to respond and adjust to avoid disappearing.

The Impact of Chapter Management Software

Empowering volunteer leaders with the tools they need to succeed

Hear from real chapter leaders, like yourself, that streamlined their chapter management using an affordable AMS. These chapters are saving time, better engaging members and prospects, generating more revenue and increasing their long-term success.

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StarChapter helps chapter leaders save time, engage members, and grow by streamlining the management of the chapter.

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We now have ONE platform that we use for all our needs. We have ONE list to manage with all our member info. It's a turnkey system, and has made things much easier for a board that changes every two years. We're very happy with StarChapter!”

Betsy Larson, Operations Manager, American Advertising Federation of Kansas City
The transition was seamless and the functionality is great! It is inexpensive and easy to train volunteers to use from the admin side…”

Nicole Please, PRSA Colorado
Our organization has utilized this software to get organized. We can now track our group size, frequency of attendance at meetings and sending out information is a breeze.”

Ryan Spell, AWMA St. Louis