Keith Segundo

Keith Segundo has a diverse work experience spanning over 20 years. Keith is currently the President/CEO of Limitless Association Solution Resource, LLC, where they specialize in areas of association growth, including membership, non-dues revenue, marketing, and accreditation counseling. In 2018, Keith also founded the National Credentialing Institute, which offers professional development and micro-credentials for emerging association, chamber, and non-profit professionals.

Prior to these ventures, Keith served as the Director of Membership, Marketing & Revenue at the Colorado Nurses Association from 2011 to 2013. Keith was responsible for managing membership relations, recruitment and retention campaigns, social media platforms, and all board communications.

From 2004 to 2011, Keith worked at Partners in Association Management as the Chief Marketing Executive and later as the Director of Advertising. In these roles, they oversaw branding, marketing, sponsorship, media relations, and publication development for the organization and its clients. Keith also successfully managed advertising sales for a national trade magazine and contributed to the launch of an online publication.

Before joining Partners in Association Management, Keith worked at the Florida Press Association from 2000 to 2004. Keith held various positions, including Account Manager, Advertising Consultant, and Senior Media Buyer. In these roles, they coordinated and managed client advertising campaigns on a statewide, national, and international level, generated millions of dollars in advertising sales, and presented to major clients.

With their extensive experience in association management, marketing, and advertising, Keith Segundo has established himself as a highly skilled professional in the field.

Keith Segundo attended G. Holmes Braddock Senior High School for an unspecified period of time. Keith then went on to study at Tallahassee Community College and Florida State University, although the specific years and degree programs they pursued at these institutions are unknown.