Share your experience of a membership organisation

MemberVoice is an independent sentiment platform for members, former members and prospective members of professional bodies, trade associations, chambers, institutes, unions and other membership organisations.

Share a positive, mixed or negative experience to help others understand what membership is really like beyond official messaging.

Looking to make a formal complaint?

MemberVoice is not a formal complaints procedure. If you need a refund, disciplinary process, legal response, or direct resolution from an organisation, you should use that organisation’s official complaints route.

MemberVoice exists to collect independent member sentiment and experience evidence.

What you can share?

Positive experience

Tell others what worked well — value, support, events, training, representation or community.

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Mixed experience

Share what was useful, what disappointed you, and whether membership still feels worthwhile.

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Negative experience

Explain what happened, what was missing, and what you wish the organisation understood.

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Who can add their voice?

- Current members
- Former members
- Prospective members
- Learners / qualification users
- Volunteers or committee members
- Organisation stakeholders

What MemberVoice tracks?

MemberVoice reviews capture structured member sentiment across themes such as value, communication, support, training, events, resources, advocacy, community, digital experience and reputation.

Every review is mapped to the MemberVoice SATCEE scale: Superfan, Advocate, Trusting, Content, Eroding or Exiting.

Ready to add your voice?

Search for the organisation and share your experience independently.

People use MemberVoice to share and discover independent reviews, complaints, feedback and member experiences relating to professional bodies, trade associations, chambers of commerce, institutes, unions and other membership organisations.