Bostrom Company, Inc. , H.O.

Bostrom Company, Inc. is a distinguished association management company that has been providing comprehensive management services to professional societies, trade associations, foundations, and other nonprofit organizations. Established in 1932, Bostrom has a long history of helping associations thrive by offering services such as strategic planning, membership management, event planning, marketing, communication, financial management, and technology solutions.

Headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, Bostrom has developed a reputation for its customized, client-focused approach. The company’s team of professionals includes experts in various fields, ensuring that they can meet the diverse needs of their clients. Their goal is to help associations not just survive but excel in an increasingly complex environment by enhancing operational efficiency, driving growth, and improving member engagement.

Bostrom's comprehensive services cover areas like governance, board management, market research, certification and accreditation, and educational program development. By integrating these services, they aim to provide a holistic management solution that aligns with the goals and objectives of the organizations they serve.

Their track record and experience across various industries make them a trusted partner for associations looking to implement best practices and achieve long-term sustainability.

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