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This is a DENSE and long slide deck, but it’s worth checking out the whole thing: Mary Meeker’s 2014 Internet report from dmccarthy104. It’s 2014, people. Great organizations increase revenue, turn a profit, and invest. innovation presentations Mary Meeker Shelly Alcorn' How well does it work?
Competing against niche professional organizations, membership and conference revenue has “slowed to a trickle.” The writing has been on the wall for a long time—follow the link in the story to the 2014 memo written by a former ED. Host: Professionals for Association Revenue Wed 10/11 at 11 a.m. Association staff retention.
This Friday, we’ll be kicking off the 2014 Associations 101 #10in20 webinar series with a presentation by Rob Barnes on organizational culture. Register now and learn how to kickstart your organizational culture in 2014! Same great format (10 tips in 20 minutes), but lots of new content and speakers!
What does it take for associations to succeed at innovation? I’ve been doing some research on innovation initiatives in associations for a client and had written a bit about it for the Spark blog a few weeks ago. We talk about innovation in the association world a lot,” Engel says. “I I wondered what was happening.
So when I came across “Association Learning + Technology 2014,” a recent report by Jeff Cobb and Celisa Steele , founders of consulting firm Tagoras , imagine my delight! While all this may seem overwhelming, “Associations Learning + Technology 2014” is an incredible measurement tool for associations, regardless of size and budget.
At the beginning of 2014 we started a conversation on the importance of a career center strategy for associations, especially in light of social networking giant LinkedIn’s aggressive efforts to become the leading online job board aggregator. Being prepared for inevitable change has never been more important.
They’ve graciously given me permission to reprint it below: By Joe Rominiecki / Apr 30, 2014 . The winter of 2014 brought a lot of cold weather and snow to much of the United States. Being able to plug in historical activity data gave it realistic revenue estimates for any potential combination of dues and benefits packages.
Most associations agree non-dues revenue is essential, but our research shows very few ask advertisers and sponsors for their input. Plotke lamented that associations tell her non-dues revenue is more important than ever. Can associations improve their IQ (innovation quotient)? Not using Innovation Science.
Did you know two thirds of organizations with highly involved executives are seeing their communities influence 16% or more of their organizations’ total revenue? Demand Metric study, 2014) This effective involvement is possible with the right balance of meaningful impact and innovation using smart risk mitigation and ROI.
This is accomplished by “pulling” members together and facilitating the sharing of knowledge so that innovative solutions are created to address shared challenges and opportunities. Report an upward trend in 3-year annual revenue. Applying the Pull and Push Doctrine at Your Association.
There is a lack of innovation, seeking out member''s business needs, and listening for those things that could be huge drivers to member engagement, expanded revenues, and rising net worth. After the 2009 economic bust, every non-profit should be doing everything it can to enhance revenue streams to build its reserve funds.
For example, through survey research in 2014, the Global Cold Chain Alliance identified key business outcomes that matter most to its members. Helping the industry reduce regulatory compliance costs and grow revenues were high priorities. Achieve recognition as an expert and innovator in the cold chain.
A newly published survey reveals several issues, including membership growth, facing associations in 2014. It may not come as a surprise, but building membership is at the top of the pile when it comes to challenges associations plan to tackle in 2014, according to a new survey of more than 400 DC-area associations.
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The flow of economic forecasts and performance , global crisis, disruptive innovation , and the real time updates on the U.S. Cost and revenue considerations also play important roles in the assessment process. elections are mind numbing. Take the Temperature of the Entire Value Chain .
A year in which we want our associations to go to a new level, membership to increase, more members engage in our programs and a vibrant board who is thinking futuristic with great ideas and innovation at the forefront. Rolling 12 Months of Revenues and Expenses Each Quarter. Revenue Per Member on a Quarterly Basis.
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Crown Business, 2014. And I hope it’s a sign of things to come, where we consistently give leaders (at all levels) the tools they need to get serious about innovating management and unlocking potential in our organizations. Scaling Up Excellence: Getting to More Without Settling for Less. By Robert I. Sutton and Huggy Rao.
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Every now and then, a university has a blockbuster patent and they can get significant revenue from that,” Association of American Universities Executive Vice President John Vaughn told the publication. But, overall, any revenue generally offsets the costs of running those offices.”. The House passed its Innovation Act late last year.
and Jeff De Cagna, FASAE, chief strategist and founder of Principled Innovation. AAM] “ Catching Up With Membership Stories, Part 1 ,” March 12, 2014. AIGA] “ Designing New Opportunities for Millennial Members ,” March 27, 2014. All deftly moderated by Bryan Kelly, vice president of marketing at Aptify.
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Two decades ago, one of the most innovative software-as-a-service (SaaS) products ever created by a major company first saw the light of day. You may be able to have a real revenue-generating opportunity.”. The reason the company has managed to hold on for so long has much to do with its ever-evolving data strategy.
A few days back I was pointed to an article on Forbes.com called “ How to Be Better at Your Job in 2014.” Developing this skill set will allow planners to customize attendee experiences and better market to them, all in hopes of raising revenue and building attendee loyalty. Master content generation and curation.
“It was perplexing to me that, on one side of the country, everybody is working on recurring revenue models. Companies that have the combination of recurring revenue and membership and community are commanding such high valuations compared to more traditional ownership models,” she says. David Gammel, CAE.
He asked our five innovative community managers some tough questions, and they provided real answers. In 2014, ACUHO’s board reevaluated the association’s committee work and the online community concept came up—we launched in June 2015. That’s a real bump in revenue. This is an aggregate of our webinar discussion.
To help your figure out where to devote your tech energies for 2014 and beyond, we reached out to some of the association world’s best technology minds for guidance. Digital has changed everything,” observed Michael Hoehn , a vice-president at healthcare association management firm CM-Innovators. Sound familiar? Easier e-Commerce.
Lean Start Up is is taking hold in huge corporations like GE and into the nonprofit sector, in hospitals, schools, and social good entrepreneurs. The latter is exemplified by the work of “ Lean Impact ” which is hosting a conference in San Francisco in 2014. Q: Nonprofits may get their “start up” or innovation funding from foundations.
.” Four years ago, ASPB began to examine its future, knowing that the open-access movement could soon threaten its academic journals, the organization’s primary source of revenue and relevance. “We figured out who our audience was, and then we said, OK, we’re really talking about 35,000 people,” she says.
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