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Board of Governors 2016 Reno NABC American Contract Bridge League Your Best Partner in Bridge Clubs and Member Support Staff spends over 10 hours per day on the phone with members This one department receives ID: 573244

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Presentation to the ACBL

Board of Governors

2016 Reno NABCSlide2

American Contract Bridge League | Your Best Partner in Bridge

Clubs and Member Support

Staff spends over

10 hours per day on the phone

with members.

This one department receives

232 emails

per day. Staff spends

19

hours per day answering emails

(conservatively estimated at 5 minutes per email to read, find information and reply)

Annually mails:

11,600

new member packets,

4,800

reinstatement packets,

25,800

rank changes (below Life Master),

7,700

LM rank changes,

4,000

Ace of Clubs certificates,

processes 12,000

address changes,

9,500

email changes,

3,300

unit changes

Processes over 3,000 club sanctions per year.

Who’s calling and emailing?

168,000+ current members including 2,500 bridge club managers plus prospective members, etc

.

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American Contract Bridge League | Your Best Partner in Bridge

Club Director & Tournament Services

Supported by both headquarters and TDs in the field.

More than

41,000 tournament/director-related emails

received at HQ per year.

More than

487,000 tournament/director-related emails

received by TDs per year.

Staff spends

over

88,000 hours

per year answering club/tournament emails

(conservatively estimated at 10 minutes per email to read, research the issue and reply)

Who’s calling and emailing?

8,708 bridge club

directors

, unit/district

tournament coordinators, recorders, disciplinary chairs,

STaC

coordinators, etc.

…issues arising from one of over 17.5 million deals played at tournaments last year. In 2015, more than 1.46 million tournament entries were sold.

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American Contract Bridge League | Your Best Partner in Bridge

Marketing & Education Department

Sends nearly

5 million emails

per year to support tournaments.

Achieves a

32.4% open rate,

meaning over 1,620,000 of these emails are read.

School Bridge Program annually sends

4,100 textbooks

, and an additional 1,000 shipments of bridge-related supplies.

Supports

6,468 accredited teachers

including Easybridge! presenters, Better Bridge teachers, school bridge teachers and LBIAD? teachers.

Runs

12 Teacher Accreditation Programs

and accredits an average of 525 new teachers annually.

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American Contract Bridge League | Your Best Partner in Bridge

Marketing & Education Department (cont.)

Supports Cooperative Advertising Program (CAP) to promote beginning bridge lessons and games reimbursing

$160,000 per year to 190 advertisers

.

Maintains social media presence. We have nearly

8,000 Facebook and Twitter followers

. We post over 550 social media messages annually.

More than 1,000 visits to the ACBL Resource Center

. Ships approximately

250 pieces of collateral material per week

or 13,000 annually to support clubs and teachers.

Continues to grow partnership with the Alzheimer’s Association in support of

The Longest Day

. More than 200 teams – growing at 15% per year.

Thanks to our clubs, we have contributed more than $1.8 millions for Alzheimer’s. Slide6

American Contract Bridge League | Your Best Partner in Bridge

Publications

Publishes

12 magazines

– 84 pages each.

Over 152,000 magazines sent monthly to over a dozen countries.

Publishes 12 newspaper-style Daily Bulletins per NABC, which are turned around nightly

.

Produces

Bridge Life

magazine, distributed monthly to non-ACBL members.

Creates all collateral materials for NABCs including three restaurant guides, I/N materials, schedules, etc.

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American Contract Bridge League | Your Best Partner in Bridge

Accounting

Reconciles more than

75,000 credit card transactions

per year.

Reconciles more than

60,000

membership payments made by check

per year.

Processes

2,511 club reports totaling $675,000 annually.

Processes nearly

1,100 tournaments annually totaling $4.36 million.

Reconciles 100

balance sheet

accounts (monthly).

Processes more than 325 1099s and more than 200 W-2s (annually).

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American Contract Bridge League | Your Best Partner in Bridge

2016 Publicity

ROLLING STONE MAGAZINESlide9

American Contract Bridge League | Your Best Partner in Bridge

Public Relations – 2015 Totals

 

 

 

 

Clips

Impressions

Outlets

NABC New Orleans

21

1,307,729

47

NABC Chicago

39

1,263,933

41

NABC Denver

35

5,666,589

35

The Longest Day

143

4,627,724

374

Feature

stories

16

29,298,806

54

TOTALS

254

44,484,079

551

PR Agency Cost

 

$ 120,000

 

Cost Per

1,000 Impressions

 

$

2.70

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American Contract Bridge League | Your Best Partner in Bridge

Public RelationsSlide11

American Contract Bridge League | Your Best Partner in Bridge

Board of Governors RequestSlide12

American Contract Bridge League | Your Best Partner in Bridge

Budget

Over the past five years, the ACBL operating budget has been net positive. We have experienced operating losses of over $300,000 in each of the past two years.

We presented an operating budget with a positive bottom line for 2016, which was approved by the Board.

The bottom line was improved further as the

Board of Directors has agreed to cut costs at the current meeting.

There are two key priorities that created an increase to the budget in 2016: TD Training and IT Infrastructure.

A combination of cost cutting and fee increases allowed a balanced budget to be achieved despite this increased spend.

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American Contract Bridge League | Your Best Partner in Bridge

Thank

You

FOR

BEING AN ACTIVE VOLUNTEER

AND FOR SERVING ON THE

ACBL BOARD OF GOVERNORS