So, as you know, we’re impressed with Membership Toolkit – tell our readers more, for example what you’re most proud of as a company and what sets you apart from others. My college degree is in Architectural Engineering, so there was a lot to learn about growing and managing a startup company. It’s exciting building a company from the ground up but I don’t think I would ever describe it as smooth! Most days it feels like controlled chaos! As a bootstrapped company we had two limiting resources: time and money. Whether you are the happy-to-help but over-committed volunteer, the small business owner, the leader of the band, the ballet mom, the neighbor who helps build her community… Membership Toolkit was created for one reason – to allow our customers to spend time doing what’s important. Our mission is simple: to help small organizations with the busy work so they can focus on the important stuff. Our passion is helping communities and solving problems. Since then we have been adding people to our team and expanding beyond the North Texas region. In 2011, we formally launched Membership Toolkit. Later that year, Steve and I met at Starbucks and we sketched out our idea on a napkin. The next year while organizing a band trip, I met our co-founder Steve DeVoll who had signed up as a volunteer for the spring band trip to Six Flags. ![]() That was the year I had the idea – what if we could find a better way. In 2009, I was serving as the PTA President for the third time and realized that our volunteers were spending hours of time on paperwork, making phone calls, and lots of busy work. We’d love to hear how you got started and how the journey has been so far. Today we’d like to introduce you to Amy Newell.Īmy, let’s start with your story.
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