NZMBA to help members grow business in 2011
NZMBA chief executive Darren Pratley says the strategic plan for the year is focused on the needs of members and generating supplier benefits will help members get more value out of their membership.
"There's also work being done on exactly how the membership is made up - we're looking at categorising members."
He says this will involve an education and membership pathway to start from April with three levels of membership, the first being a standard NZMBA member, secondly a certified NZMBA member for those who have done the mortgage papers and finally an authorised financial adviser (AFA) member.
The idea is that people who have done the higher levels of education have the ability to progress their way within the membership so they can show their client they have done those extra levels of training, whereas being in the registered space doesn't necessarily do that.
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