NEAFP (New England AFP) Revenue

About NEAFP (New England AFP)

Since the 1970s, NEAFP, a nonprofit organization was established in the interest of treasury management for the general purpose of providing and maintaining a forum for designated representatives of firms, organizations or individuals for the active and open exchange of ideas, concepts and techniques related to the field of treasury management. In 1981, this organization was known as CMANE, Cash Management Association of New England, by the founding group of practitioners and bankers to provide education to the rapidly growing industry of cash management. In 1994, the name changed to Treasury Management Association of New England, or TMANE, reflecting the broadened scope of education beyond Cash Management to all aspects of the treasury function. As TMANE grew, conference attendance spiked to over 800 individuals as this rapid expansion took place requiring the increased dissemination of education about more timely information and customer facing technology being deployed. Beginning in 2014, after 20 years, the name changed again to New England Association for Financial Professionals, or New England AFP (NEAFP), reflecting New England prominently as the primary importance of the membership and the affiliation with the national association, AFP, both reflecting the further expansion of the scope of education being provided and the exponentially broadened subjects and specialties within the finance function in the office of the CFO. The Sources of Education Annual conference draws a big crowd, and is NEAFP's largest networking and education event. This is typical held in late April or early May of every year, and can attract over 500 participants from throughout the United States and Canada. .

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