Learn . Collaborate . Grow
Copyright 2010 Quilt Trade Association
Quilt Trade Association (QTA) is a non-profit organization that serves its members. As the voice and advocate of the quilt trade industry, QTA ‘s purpose is to advance the community of quilt trade businesses by delivering programs and services, collaborated on and designed by QTA members, to sustain and grow a strong quilt industry marketplace.
QTA’s members are:
• Independent quilt shops
• Associated businesses that provides goods or
services to quilt shops and/or the consumer
(quilter). These businesses are manufacturers,
distributors, consumer and trade publishers,
consumer and trade show producers, media,
instructors and designers.
Reap the membership benefits of QTA:
• Participate in round table networking opportunities, face-to-face with other quilt shop owners. QTA provides an ideal forum with round-table networking events for quilt shop owners to help each other.
• Attend on-line educational sessions (webinars) that provide valuable insight into how to increase profits and save time and money
• Collaborate (quilt shop owners and associated businesses) in the “think tank” forum to help formulate broad-reaching ideas to overcome the quilt industry’s challenges – including the quilter’s “age”, “image” and “time availability” issues.
JOIN NOW
QTA is offering its 2010 introductory membership at no charge for independent quilt shops if you complete the membership application form today. Why not see for yourself how QTA can help strengthen your business by joining now?
Take a look at About Us and find out why QTA was recently formed and what we offer. QTA is new and different from other quilt industry organizations that you may be familiar with. Visit How QTA Differs.
Visit our Sponsors page to recognize those companies that believe in the value of QTA and help fund it through their sponsorship.
Don’t miss this opportunity to join now for free and take advantage of the no-charge networking and educational sessions. Become part of the grassroots effort to work together to maintain a healthy and growing quilt industry.
QTA’s members are:
• Independent quilt shops
• Associated businesses that provides goods or
services to quilt shops and/or the consumer
(quilter). These businesses are manufacturers,
distributors, consumer and trade publishers,
consumer and trade show producers, media,
instructors and designers.
Reap the membership benefits of QTA:
• Participate in round table networking opportunities, face-to-face with other quilt shop owners. QTA provides an ideal forum with round-table networking events for quilt shop owners to help each other.
• Attend on-line educational sessions (webinars) that provide valuable insight into how to increase profits and save time and money
• Collaborate (quilt shop owners and associated businesses) in the “think tank” forum to help formulate broad-reaching ideas to overcome the quilt industry’s challenges – including the quilter’s “age”, “image” and “time availability” issues.
JOIN NOW
QTA is offering its 2010 introductory membership at no charge for independent quilt shops if you complete the membership application form today. Why not see for yourself how QTA can help strengthen your business by joining now?
Take a look at About Us and find out why QTA was recently formed and what we offer. QTA is new and different from other quilt industry organizations that you may be familiar with. Visit How QTA Differs.
Visit our Sponsors page to recognize those companies that believe in the value of QTA and help fund it through their sponsorship.
Don’t miss this opportunity to join now for free and take advantage of the no-charge networking and educational sessions. Become part of the grassroots effort to work together to maintain a healthy and growing quilt industry.
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Member Events
QTA members may attend these events
at no charge:
EDUCATIONAL WEBINARS More info
SHOP OWNER ROUND TABLE
NETWORKING More info
INDUSTRY COLLABORATION
CENTRAL More info
“The QTA meeting was insightful and informative with good ideas for marketing as related to quilt shops. Many of us came into this retail world because of our love of quilting and teaching without real education for the other side of this business. I look forward to further participation in the Quilt Trade Association.”
Lynn Rice, Touch of Amish
Lynn Rice, Touch of Amish
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