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3 Reasons Why Joining the Retailers Association of Massachusetts Can Help Your Small Business | ConnectPay

3 Reasons Why Joining the Retailers Association of Massachusetts Can Help Your Small Business | ConnectPay

3 Reasons Why Joining the Retailers Association of Massachusetts Can Help Your Small Business

Strong relationships and maximizing networking opportunities are key to building a successful business. A business may be only as good as its leader, but a group of like-minded organizations working together towards a common goal?  That’s powerful.

Joining an industry trade association like the Retail Association of Massachusetts (RAM) can give you access to exclusive, money-saving discounts, innovative business strategies, as well as leverage on Beacon Hill. It’s one of the best business decisions you can make.

Here are 3 reasons why a RAM membership can boost your bottom line:

1.) Discounted payroll processing and workers’ comp. RAM members receive 35% savings on payroll processing from ConnectPay and enroll in “pay-as-you-go” workers’ comp from Cove Risk, developed specifically for small businesses like yours. 

2.) Political clout. It’s the power of many versus the power of one—you have more influence on state legislative initiatives through RAM’s advocacy efforts. As the voice of Commonwealth retailers, RAM represents member interests before all branches of state government in an effort to protect and promote Massachusetts’ thriving retail sector.

3.) Continuing education. Learn best practices or spot emerging industry trends through RAM-sponsored workshops and networking opportunities. You can share ideas and pick up new ones—there’s always the possibility that another business owner can relate to your particular problem and offer a solution.

Learn more about RAM here

 

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Published by Matt Venuto June 25, 2019