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Data: Why Generations Join?
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When it comes to the benefits that professionals seek from associations, preferences change with age. A recent study of association members from software firm Abila found that jobs, training, and career advancement rate highest for younger members, while those in older generations value more good-of-the-order benefits.
Millennials
1981-1998
Job Opportunities
Code of Ethics
Credentials
Training
Networking
Gen Xers
1965-1980
Industry Info
Code of Ethics
Credentials
Networking
Job Opportunities
Boomers
1946-1964
Code of Ethics
Industry Info
Raising Awareness
Credentials
Networking
Matures
1945 or earlier
Code of Ethics
Industry Info
Credentials
Raising Awareness
Socializing
Source: Abila, “Member Engagement Study: Aligning Organization Strategy With What Matters Most to Members”
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