Last Call for Next Week's ACMA Forum - Register Now The 7th Annual National Catalog Forum & Policy Caucus is less than a week away (April 29th-May 1st) and we hope you are already registered.                   Contact:             Paul Miller             914-669-8391             pmiller@catalogmailers.org          April 23, 2014 ACMA National Catalog Forum is Next Week: Have You Registered Yet?   The 7th Annual National Catalog Forum & Policy Caucus is less than a week away (April 29th-May 1st) and we hope you are already registered. If you're not, click on the icon at right to register right now. Why attend the ACMA Forum? The fact is, if you want your catalog business to grow and thrive beyond the next quarter or two, you can’t afford not to attend. Decisions made on postal and tax policies in the next few years will do a lot to determine your company’s future viability. Industries that get what they want and need in Washington are those who are active and visible. Who’s going to be there? ACMA has lined up a value-packed agenda (found here) completely focused on cataloging and present and future health of the mail from every perspective. How does it work? Following the April 29-30 Forum program, we will go up on Capitol Hill May 1st to meet with legislators and their staff to first, get on their radar screen, then build relationships, and most of all, explain to them how their decisions affect businesses. Who should attend? The ACMA Forum primarily draws a C-level audience. We understand that running a catalog business is a demanding seven-days-a-week task, but this is a watershed moment. Catalogs must mobilize to protect their future. There is clearly strength in numbers and we want you to join us. If you can’t make it, by all means send one or two staffers fully fluent in your catalog mailing program. It may be a game-time decision for me to attend: If you can’t register now, just show up. We will be taking on-site registrations as well and we'll find a seat for you. Published: 04/23/14

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