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New Webinar featuring Sarah Sladek
"19 ways to create a
must-have membership by 2011: Walk away with a sure-fire strategy to recruit,
retain and be relevant to Generations X, Y and Z"
New event featuring Sarah
Sladek
Free Registration
Oct. 13th at 2 p.m. ET #members2011
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New! FAQs.
Working with KRM
Have you been thinking about
ways to make your webinars more interactive? Have any of your speakers asked
about incorporating video into your events?
Now is a great time to add
video to your virtual events and KRM
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We appreciate your referrals!
Many of our terrific clients have come
to us via personal referrals – from professionals and leaders like you -- and
we are grateful. That's why we’re offering a new, KRM Exclusive gift as a way
to show our appreciation.
Contact your
KRM Account Manager, Ann, Chris, or Wayne at 800.816.2640 and share the name
and contact information of one of your peers who, like you, would appreciate
KRM’s quality services, and we’ll send you a copy of “Stop Speaking for Free!”
written by Lee B. Salz with Jenny L. Hamby – a book every meeting and events
professional should own.
Referrals to
business associates, friends, or relatives are the highest compliments we
receive from our clients. We appreciate your referrals. Thank you!
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Planning for Success
A message from President and CEO, Rick Olson
Planning for Success
It’s the time of year when
many of you are planning for 2011. In a recent newsletter we shared many valuable
resources with you, and we hope you found them helpful.
We’re also happy to have a
review and strategy call with you as you prepare your budgets. We’ll review
your history in 2010 and discuss options for making your events even more
successful in the coming year.
Now, I’d like to share a
quick word about KRM’s plans for 2011.
Great news! We are not
planning to change rates for audio and audio+web event production fees or per
site fees in 2011. Many of our optional services will also remain the same rate
in 2011. We are happy to pass along these continued savings to you as we
improve services and processes at KRM.
Schedule your Review and Planning Call
Please contact your account
manager, Amy, Ann, Chris or Wayne, at 800.816.2640
today to get started!
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"Dear KRMite ... How do I know my registrant money and data is secure with KRM?"
I’m concerned!
If I have KRM handle registrations and collect payments from
my registrants, how do I know their data and money is secure?
Dear Concerned:
You know that your registrant data and money is secure with
us because KRM is PCI and SAS70 Type II compliant.
What does this mean?
1. SAS 70 deals with highly sensitive, confidential information
that details our internal processes. SAS 70 was developed by the American
Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). The acronym SAS stands for
Statement on Auditing Standards. SAS No. 70, Service Organizations (often referred
to as SAS 70) contains the rules for conducting an audit of a service
organization's internal controls and issuing a Service Auditor's Report.
A. Audit firm = RSM McGladrey
B. Period the audit covers = July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2010
C. Scope = SAS 70 Type II. The scope of the audit is focused on
the controls specific to registration/product orders and payment processing
services that are relevant to client user organizations of KRM Information
Services, Inc. (KRM). The controls described are specific to those activities
that are the responsibility of KRM and also reference those that are the
responsibility of client user organizations.
2. PCI - Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard is a set
of requirements designed to ensure all companies that process, store or transmit
credit card information maintain a secure environment.
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KRMite P.O.V.
KRM Moderators
by Jeff
Kobinsky, KRM Facilities Manager
Tic tock, tic tock – Count down 26 minutes to your event
start time…
You have been planning your event with the KRM team and
today’s the big day! The timer outside the KRM studio counts down until start
time and your KRM Moderator is busy preparing.
Full Article and Pictures
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