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Through NALTA individuals engaged in lease and title work are brought together through common professional interests. The ability to network with other analysts results in the creative exchange of ideas, and benefits members through employment opportunities. NALTA has local chapters in several cities. While most NALTA members enjoy the additional benefits of a local chapter, NALTA also has a significant “At-large” membership not affiliated with a local chapter. All NALTA members receive the quarterly news magazine, the association’s membership directory and many opportunities for educational advancement and networking. Professional development is your responsibility. Join NALTA and benefit from the organization’s resources. Frequently Asked Membership Questions:Why become
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EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES abound through NALTA. The organization’s annual conference showcases speakers from across the country who are experts in their respective fields. Conferences have been held in oil patch locations as well as Las Vegas, Santa Fe, Newport Beach, and Steamboat Springs. The annual conference offers concurrent educational sessions; those attending can tailor an educational program to their areas of interest. Classes qualify for recertification credits through AAPL and NADOA as well as NALTA. In addition to challenging programs, entertaining events make the conferences as enjoyable as they are informative. Conferences are usually held in the fall and have been offered at very reasonable fees. Attend a NALTA Conference, broaden your horizons and invest in your professional development. back to top Becoming a Certified Professional Lease and Title Analyst will enhance your expertise and versatility in lease and title work. The certification exam is preceded by an extensive review of the material to be covered in the test. Certification has been a personal and professional goal of many of our members. Achieving this distinction can only be accomplished through the testing process. In order to keep the CPLTA status distinguished, grandfathering has never been practiced. Being a CPLTA demonstrates commitment to professional development and a high level of expertise to current and prospective employers. Consider certification one of your professional goals. back to top In addition to education, NALTA offers LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES. Today’s organizational structures offer fewer management and leadership opportunities. Serving on the NALTA board or the board of a local chapter allows you to exercise and build leadership skills. Numerous projects undertaken at national and local levels express the diverse expertise of the organization’s members. The opportunity to serve on a board and lead the national or local organizations greatly benefits both the individuals who participate and the organization they serve. Involvement with the board of a professional organization is recognized by employers as a positive step in personal and professional self development. back to top NALTA offers NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES. Members benefit from the contacts they make through this organization. Networking within NALTA provides access to employment opportunities, new information resources, and the ability to locate the appropriate contact in a partner company. Current industry trends make the value of professional connections more important than ever. Effective business relationships build efficiency and productivity. back to top Membership FAQ's Why Become a Member of NALTA?Education, Certification, Leadership, and Networking are the noteworthy benefits gained by involvement in NALTA. These benefits are available to NALTA members for a nominal membership fee providing great value for both individuals and the corporations who support their employee’s membership. Invest in your future. The more involved you are, the more benefits you gain. Become a member of the NALTA team. Through NALTA individuals engaged in lease and title work are brought together through common professional interests. The ability to network with other analysts results in the creative exchange of ideas, and benefits members through employment opportunities. NALTA has local chapters in several cities. While most NALTA members enjoy the additional benefits of a local chapter, NALTA also has a significant “At-large” membership not affiliated with a local chapter. NALTA sponsors an annual conference and a voluntary certification program. Conferences are usually held in fall at various locations throughout the United States. NALTA hosts a certification review / exam one or more times annually at various locations.Click here for contact information. For more information on becoming a Certified Professional Lease and Title Analyst click here. Other benefits include the publication of a magazine keeping the membership informed on association activities and industry updates. In addition, a membership directory is provided in late spring. NALTA also provides members access to a job bank. back to top Who is Eligible to Join NALTA?Active membership is open to anyone who has been primarily involved in lease and / or title work for a period of more than 3 years or who supervises a lease and / or title analyst. For analysts primarily involved in lease and / or title work less than 3 years or those in a related industry or position, associate memberships are available. back to top How do I Join?Complete our on-line application, remit the membership fee, and the Corresponding Secretary will complete the process. NALTA Online Application There are four membership types within NALTA. Associate | Active | Retired | Honorary Life
All members agree to adhere to the Code of Ethics as defined in Article IV of the bylaws. back to top How do I Renew my Membership?To renew your membership - click renew my membership and upon successful login you will find a button to the right of your profile page labeled 'Renew until 1 January 2011'. Click the button. You will be prompted to start the renewal in a new window. Click the button. Choose no, or yes to update your profile, then click 'next'. Click 'Confirm' button. You are complete with your renewal except for mailing NALTA your check with a copy of your invoice. back to top I didn't renew my membership in time, what do I do?If you missed the renewal deadline of March 31st you are no longer a member of the Association. However, you may rejoin the Association. Contact our Corresponding Secretary (secretary@nalta.org) for further directions. back to top My Company prefers to write one check for all employees joining NALTA how can this be done?
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