As part of our commitment to improve the way we do things and continue to bring value to our members, we’re excited to announce the upcoming launch of our new online membership platform, powered by Glue Up. This online platform is set to enhance your membership experience, making it easier than ever to connect with other members of the GFSB community.
The platform will offer centralised membership management, streamlined event registration, and enhanced community engagement. You will also benefit from automated processes and personalised communications. This doesn’t mean we’ll stop running events and you’ll still be able to call and/or drop in to see us whenever you need.
Glue Up is trusted by over 1,500 organisations worldwide, including the BC Chamber of Commerce and the County Kildare Chamber in Ireland, which has significantly improved its operational efficiency and member engagement. demonstrating its effectiveness and reliability.
Importantly, this platform will come at no additional cost to you as a member. Our goal is to foster a more connected and engaged community, and we believe Glue Up will be instrumental in achieving this.
Stay tuned for more updates on how to access and use the new platform. We are confident that this will provide you with the knowledge and resources needed to help your business thrive.
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