Leadership change AUGS recently appointed Emily 'Mimi' Lukacz as President for 2026, signaling potential shifts in strategic priorities and opportunities for executive-level partnerships, sponsorships, and aligned medical education programs.

Nonprofit health focus As a premier nonprofit representing professionals in female pelvic floor disorders with a member base over 1,900 and staff in the 11-50 range, AUGS may value cost-effective, mission-aligned solutions such as low-overhead outreach, grant-funded programs, and patient-centered educational resources.

Clinical collaboration Recent and ongoing collaborations with major bodies (AUA, SUFU, IUGA) and emphasis on guidelines (GSM 2025) point to opportunities for co-developed training, conference sponsorships, and integrated medical content platforms.

Digital presence With a tech stack featuring WordPress, Microsoft 365, Azure, and Cloudflare, AUGS could benefit from scalable digital solutions, member portals, virtual conference capabilities, and secure content delivery to support remote education and outreach.

Funding & scalability Revenue under $1M and a modest workforce imply a need for scalable, affordable solutions—such as sponsorship packages, affordable CRM/marketing automation, and modular e-learning that can grow with the organization while maintaining mission alignment.