ecch - the case for learning



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introduction to membership

As a non-profit organisation, members are a vital part of the growing international ecch family and all are entitled to attend general meetings. Educational and corporate members may vote on motions at these meetings. Organisations in all parts of the world can become members (different terms apply in North America). Membership confers a number of privileges and will be of interest to your organisation, academic or corporate, if you are, or would like to be, a regular user or producer of cases. It will save you money and make case use more convenient. ecch looks forward to welcoming you as a member.

For all membership enquiries, please contact Catherine Tobin, ecch Membership Manager:
e c.tobin@ecch.com
t +44 (0)1234 756401 or +44 (0)7866 566030

Who can be an ecch member?
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Membership privileges
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