Originally Posted By: gromicko
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NACHI is basically now the industry’s sole association. Even those who disagree at least don’t contest that we are the largest in every measureable category. Anyway, NACHI tries to help:
1. NACHI members.
2. Consumers.
3. The inspection industry.
EVERYTHING we do at NACHI can be categorized as helping one or more of those 3 groups. Many things we do at NACHI help 2 or all of those groups at once. I'll offer this example: http://www.nachi.org/inspectionexcellence.htm Obviously offering free education to ALL inspectors helps our members, it helps consumers, and it helps the industry.
Every now and then though...there is a conflict. The most troublesome conflict is evident when we offer marketing advice to our members. Non-members can avail themselves of this advice and use it to gain competitive advantage against members.
So the question becomes... given a conflict between any of the 3 groups, what position should NACHI take? Is the priority order correct in your opinion?
NACHI members first.
Consumers second.
Industry last.
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