What is the role of the Member? The role of an ASSOB Member is to guide business owners through the ASSOB capital raising process to ensure the investment offering is well structured, professional and attractive to potential investors. What training do ASSOB Members need to complete?All ASSOB Consultants must undertake initial and ongoing training. - Initial Accreditation: It is a requirement for Members to successfully complete the initial accreditation training prior to delivery of any ASSOB service.
- Professional Development: It is also a requirement that all Members undertake regular professional development in order to maintain their ASSOB accreditation.
This initial and ongoing training ensures all ASSOB Members continue to improve their knowledge and skills and are delivering ASSOB services in an informed and professional manner. What services and support is provided to ASSOB Members?Upfront - Accreditation training
- Systems (software)
Ongoing - Access to the ASSOB platform
- Duplicate Share Registry
- Assistance in ensuring compliance
- Financial and administrative processing
How do Members make money?The fee model is structured so that both ASSOB and the Member receive success fees only if the client successfully raises money. Therefore it is in all parties' best interests to ensure this occurs. What is the membership application process?The first step in applying for an ASSOB Membership is to complete this form. From there the process is as follows: - ASSOB will make contact with you
- Application form submitted
- Application initial acceptance
- Meet ASSOB senior management
- Application final acceptance
- Membership fee paid
- Consultancy Agreement executed
- Accreditation training
Please note there are only four Member intakes annually, with strictly-governed quotas for each state What’s the difference between corporate & professional membership?ASSOB offers two levels of Membership (Professional & Corporate) to cater for either professional boutique businesses or corporate institutions. - Professional Membership is reserved for solo or partnership entities with fewer than 5 employees and turnover of less than $1 million per annum;
- Corporate Membership is for companies with more than 5 employees or turnover of more than $1 million per annum.
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