Why Should You Join?
Content Division members receive many benefits from participation in our programs.
» SIIA Content Division Programs and Services 2005
Network and Speak at Conferences
Members attend and speak at SIIA's numerous conferences. We do the organizing for you to provide you with business development and networking opportunities with industry, media and analysts. Members have opportunities to discuss, promote and get feedback on your organization's products or services. In addition you'll get ideas on strategies and tactics needed to do your job more efficiently while you discover what your competition is doing.
Utilize Members-Only White Papers, Reports, Webcasts and Resources
Members get special access on reports identifying current online content models as well as solutions to establishing a solid content strategy. Membership also includes a subscriptio to our highly regarded magazine Upgrade (available via hard copy and online)
Join a Working Group
Working groups provide an opportunity for members to get together and discuss a topic of mutual interest and create programming for future SIIA events. The following Working Groups were established based on interests of Content Division Members:
Recruitment for member participation is continuing.
Get Involved in the Content Division Board
Division Board membership means increased opportunities for networking, business development and partnerships with SIIA members. You can actively participate in high-level forums to exchange ideas and information with colleagues and competitors. We will provide you with opportunities through projects and programs to take a lead in industry research and analysis, translating into an opportunity to establish your leadership on a given topic. Plus, you have high visibility within the Association, establishing a platform from which to run for higher office within SIIA and network with other SIIA Divisions such as Government Affairs and Anti-Piracy staffs.
Board membership requires no additional financial outlay, regular attendance at Board meetings (typically one to two meetings annually) and participation in conference calls as often as required by division bylaws.
» For a list of current Board members, please visit Board Members
