If you’re like most chapter leaders, your event marketing probably looks something like this: You plan the event. You send an email. You maybe post on LinkedIn once. You host the event. And then… you move on. Event over. But here’s the truth:
Let’s be honest. Most chapter leaders send emails because they have to — not because they love writing them. You’re promoting events. Hosting courses. Looking for sponsors. Recruiting volunteers. Sharing updates. Reminding members. Following up. And somewhere in the middle of…
If you’ve ever thought, “We already sent an email about that… I can’t post the same thing again,” then listen up! Many chapter leaders feel constant pressure to create something new every time they communicate. A new email. A new social post. A
If you’ve ever paused before sending an email or posting onsocial media and thought, “Are we doing this too much… or not enough?” —you’re not alone. One of the most common questions chapter leaders ask is how often they should be communicating with
Planning a chapter conference is one of the most rewarding things a chapter can do—but it can also be one of the most demanding. Between selecting topics, coordinating speakers, managing sponsorships, and keeping everything on schedule, it’s easy for the workload to fall
If you’re a chapter leader, chances are you’ve sent an email or posted an update that looked something like this: “FYI — our next meeting will be held on March 12 at 6:00 PM.” You did your job. You shared the information. And
How to Collect Stories, Record Content, Ask Better Questions, and Share Spotlights That Inspire Your Community One of the easiest and most meaningful ways to grow your chapter is to shine a light on the incredible people who make up your AMPP community.
By now, you’ve learned how your chapter can generate revenue through sponsorships, courses, and events. But just as important as how you earn it—is how you use it. Chapter revenue isn’t just about keeping the lights on. It’s an opportunity to create value
Whether you’re planning a course, a technical dinner, or launching a new sponsorship program, one factor determines its success more than anything else: how well it’s promoted. Strong marketing isn’t just about making things look nice—it directly impacts attendance, sponsor…
As a chapter leader, you play a unique role in connecting your members to opportunities that help them grow—professionally, technically, and personally. And one of the biggest opportunities of the year is the AMPP Annual Conference + Expo , returning March 15–19, 2026,