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As you are probably aware, I have been talking about membership in the MarCom Society lately. With my ability to now focus on making the MarCom Society what I dreamed it could be, there has never been a better time to join.

We currently have over 200 members in the Society, and I'm so happy that people are already making great use of the membership – and there's even more good stuff to come in the future!

Here's what Kelly Abbate, Director of Communications & Marketing, Sage Hill School, had to say:

"I have been a member of the MarCom Society for just about a year, but even before that, I was getting Brendan's newsletter and a member of the SchneiderB University Facebook group as well. I can't tell you how important these resources have been to me – especially in the last two years, as we have all dealt with challenges related to COVID. I love knowing there is a community of people that I can turn to – to ask questions, get advice, or just hear and learn from how other professionals are dealing with their own challenges. Brendan especially has always been super responsive and helpful – honestly, his advice saved me as I was starting a website redesign process earlier this year! This community is so specific to my job and what I do, and that isn't always easy to find when in other online communities. I know I am in a place with other like-minded individuals, and I look forward to continuing my membership in this great community."

Sound good? Well, it's not too late to join a LIVE webinar I'm hosting today at 11:00 am EST to offer a behind-the-scenes look so you can "see" what membership looks like.

I hope you'll join me in the webinar. Register Now

Thanks, Brendan

P.S. If you want to join the MarCom Society now, please click here.

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