A Powerful Networking Tool For Symphony Orchestras And Their Volunteers
The Value of AMSOV Membership
AMSOV's purpose is to serve its member volunteer organizations by exchanging useful information on projects and to help develop and enhance the leadership skills of is members.
These goals are accomplished through:
* The Biennial Conference for members.
* Regular distribution of newsletters.
* Personal contact between board members and assigned member organizations.
* The AMSOV Website and the AMSOV eNews.
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Who We Are...
The Association of Major Symphony Orchestra Volunteers (AMSOV) is a networking and support organization for volunteer leaders of major symphony orchestras in the United States and Canada.
* Major orchestras are those which have top tier budgets.
* Founded in 1937 as the non-profit Women's Association of Symphony Orchestras; in 1985 the name was changed to include all volunteers.
* AMSOV represents most of the qualified orchestras in North America.
* Member organizations pay biennial dues which fund publications, communications, and seed money for projects such as the biennial conference.
* Individuals who have attended a conference become Alumni members who pay individual biennial dues and are then eligible to receive communications and attend conferences.
* Major orchestras are those which have top tier budgets.
* Founded in 1937 as the non-profit Women's Association of Symphony Orchestras; in 1985 the name was changed to include all volunteers.
* AMSOV represents most of the qualified orchestras in North America.
* Member organizations pay biennial dues which fund publications, communications, and seed money for projects such as the biennial conference.
* Individuals who have attended a conference become Alumni members who pay individual biennial dues and are then eligible to receive communications and attend conferences.
