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 EMA 2009 FALL MEETING |
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The Envelope Manufacturers Association is pleased to invite you to attend the 2009 Fall Meeting at the InterContinental Hotel Buckhead in Atlanta, Georgia, October 27-30, 2009. The theme for this meeting is: Facing the Future: Managing through Change. We’ve added additional content to this meeting, with five General Sessions, four Breakout sessions, and a special Foundation General Session on Tuesday. You will hear from top experts and industry professionals about strategies for employee retention, managing your banking relationship through the economic cycle, making wise choices in sustainability, and virtual training. These are just a few of the educational sessions planned for this meeting. Attendees will have an opportunity to preview table top displays of products and services from Associate members during the continental breakfasts and breaks on Wednesday and Thursday, and the planned lunch on Wednesday...more
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| THE SEAL FLAP |
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Should Mail Delivery Be Cut to Five (5) Days a Week?
This blog is a forum for opinions, views and discussion questions relating to the envelope manufacturing industry and the future of envelope-based communications. Your comments are not only welcome, but encouraged! Click here.
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| HAVE AN IDEA FOR A MEETING TOPIC? |
| If you have a hot topic that you would like to hear presented at an EMA Meeting/educational program or if you have a topic that is keeping you awake at night, please email it to topics@envelope.org
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| EMA FOUNDATION NEWS |
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The EMA Foundation for Paper-Based Communications' Institute for Postal Studies (IPS) recently released the "2008 Economic Jobs Study for the Mailing Industry". The study provides a detailed analysis of mailing industry jobs by congressional district for all 50 states in the United States. For more information, visit www.emafoundation.org.
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| POWER OF ENVELOPES |
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The Power of Envelopes web site contains information that direct marketers, graphic designers, art directors and other creative professionals need to take advantage of the innovative and effective power of envelopes.To access this site click here.
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| EMA 's "PLEASE RECYCLE" PROGRAM |
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In conjunction with the Direct Marketing Association and the Magazine Publishers of America, the Envelope Manufacturers Association has launched a “Please Recycle” Program to inform consumers that envelopes, along with magazines, catalogues, and newspapers are recyclable. Most of us recycle our newspapers, but many people don’t know that they can also recycle envelopes, catalogues, magazines, direct mail, and packaging...more
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| GET INVOLVED |
| Help shape the future of our industry by participating in one of the following EMA standing committees:
Meetings and Content Committee:
Responsible for meetings content, design and development
Membership and Marketing Committee:
Responsible for fostering growth of membership in EMA
and GEA; retaining the membership of EMA and GEA through
the development of member services and volunteer
opportunities; marketing EMA and GEA services.
Strategic Long Range Planning Committee:
Oversees the strategic and long range planning of the
association to develop concrete programs that provide
tangible benefits to the members.
Public Policy Committee:
Reponsible for the development of all policies and
positions that govern the conduct of the association
in regard to legislative, regulatory and operational
matters.
If you wish to serve on any of these committees, contact
Jackie Jordan
Director, Member Services or
Kim Moses,
Director of Education & Meetings
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| GET INVOLVED |
| Help shape the future of our industry by participating in one of the following PROGRAMS, PROJECTS and PROCESS committees. click here.
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| ENVELOPE WORKS |
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Envelope Works provides a consolidated source of information in the areas of Mail and the Environment, Legislative Information and Research Information.To find out more, click here.
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