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Must you or your business have some type of credential or skill certification in order to operate your business as you now do? That does NOT include a basic business license or tax ID.

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Where did you primarily obtain the necessary knowledge or skills in order to acquire that credential or certification? Was it from:?

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Must you take continuing education-type training or courses every year or two in order to keep your credential or certification?

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Do you take continuing education-type training or courses every year or two anyway?

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How many business, trade or professional organizations are you or the business a member of?

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Think of the ONE organization most important to you. Does it offer a business, technical or professional training or education program, one that helps you upgrade your business or professional knowledge and skills?

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Is this business, technical or professional education or training program the only reason for your membership in that organization, a very important reason, a reason, not an important reason, or not a reason for your membership?

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Does this organization offer a credential or certification?

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In the last 12 months did you attend a convention or trade show sponsored by this organization?

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In the last 12 months did you attend a convention or trade show on a business-related topic sponsored by any OTHER business organization, private group, or governmental unit?

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Volume 12, Issue 2, 2012
ISSN - 1534-8326

William J. Dennis, Jr.



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