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What the case study program means to you - the reader

This program is open to other ACC members with similar case studies that they wish to showcase. More simply put, we are looking for examples of your work too.

If you have recently published research, made a presentation at an industry event, etc. and can put that work into an editorial format (approximately 750 words), please contact us.

Why do we need it?

The ACCs vision and mission statements - in part - focus our activities on providing educational programs, advocacy support, peer-to-peer networking forums and market intelligence that allow members to advance their marketing and management capabilities. By publishing information on your productive abilities, we will provide that forum and networking potential as well as the educational vehicle through which your company can expand its marketing and management capabilities. More to the point, we meet our goals and objectives by getting the good word out about you and your products.

Where will we use this information?

Right here, on our web site, as well as in our monthly Members' Update newsletter

What do you get?

Your editorials will be published to the ACC web site and a synopsis of, and link to, the article will be placed in the Members' Update mailing.

Our Members' Update is sent out to approximately 1,300 member e-mail addresses, eight times per year. The ACC web site has over 9,700 visitor sessions every month (over 3,900 unique visitors or 173,000 hits each month), so your work is guaranteed to receive wide distribution among industry associates, public policy decision makers and community leaders.

Another interesting aspect of this option - especially for managers and CFO's - the ACC is making this opportunity available to our members free of charge.

Please contact ACC Communications Director, Jason Hayes to take advantage of this special opportunity. You can reach the ACC at 602.485.4737, or by e-mail at jhayes@americancoalcouncil.org. Please include a note that you are interested in the In Reality: Industry Case Studies program.