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Today we know that all our technological advancement has done is enhance our event delivery and actually propel events back to the top of the communication pyramid. The millennial generation values events like no other medium but only when technology is deployed in meaningful and engaging ways.
What millennials really want is more digital integration and to be included in all aspects of a meeting, says Jason Dorsey, president of The Center for Generational Kinetics, in an interview with BizBash. The best way to reach millennials is to create the foundation for a great event before the event happens,” he says.
As technology maintains its seemingly unstoppable march and the millennial generation officially becomes the largest demographic at work, 2019 promises to deliver a year of transformation for event design, but also of opportunity. It’s an exciting time to be in event design if we remember technology is just the delivery system.
You definitely want to check out the 2019 edition of the Association LMS Buyers Companion from the good folks at Talented Learning. Creating Tomorrow’s Leaders: How to Attract, Retain and Engage Millennial and Gen Z Talent. MGI’s 2019 Membership Marketing Benchmarking Report (Alexandria VA Brown Bag). Shopping for an LMS?
From free food to a commitment to student loans, organizations looking to hire younger workers are learning to boost their millennial-friendly benefits, and when the time is right, let loose. Whoever said there’s no such thing as a free lunch didn’t work in an office in 2019—where free lunches are often offered as an employee perk.
From emerging technology, to CSR and sustainability, industry experts examined various issues and deliberated the best ways of driving the industry forward. New technology is often produced due to organisers’ requirements. In this case, the need for the technology came first, the technology came second.
Millennials, tech, activism—a 10-year study shares how the plugged-in generation interacts with causes and social issues. A statement that should come as no surprise to anyone: Millennials are engaged in technology and leverage it as a tool for activism. — Eventbrite (@eventbrite) August 22, 2019.
In 2019, finances, tech, and younger attendees are among the biggest ones. What’s on planners’ minds in 2019? Budgets, technology, a new generation of attendees—and all the challenges that come with them, according to Teneo Hospitality Group’s 2019 survey of planners and hoteliers. In need of some good reads?
Here’s what we know : Recent data shows associations are increasingly struggling to engage young professionals, effectively utilize technology to cut through the clutter, and clearly communicate membership value. 10 Association Communications Stats + Membership Tips. Where does yours stand?
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The weekly list of free educational events and resources for the association community… Oh my god, Millennials, Gen Z, they’re here! Some quick hits before we get to the list of next week’s free webinars: More calendar talk: why your association should use a content calendar in 2019. Tim Ebner, Associations Now ).
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The Non-Obvious Guide To Employee Engagement (For Millennials, Boomers And Everyone Else) (Non-Obvious Guides). says Jamie, and this guide will help organizations start making changes to specific processes and technologies to make each and every member of their team more successful. By Maddie Grant and Jamie Notter.
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Millennials are the largest generation in the workplace but not in most associations’ membership. Tobin Conley, CAE, at DelCor Technology Solutions explains how data governance can tame the data deluge and improve decision-making. The State of Community Management 2019. WBT Systems looks at the state of reading in the U.S.
This is how you can prove your new member community will be a valuable technology investment. Many associations are looking to technology to help them achieve various goals like millennial recruitment and maximizing staff resources. 5 Common Organizational Priorities for Associations. Staying Relevant.
The weekly list of free educational events and resources for the association community… Kaiser Insights and Dynamic Benchmarking invite your association to participate in the 2019 New Member Engagement Study. According to a new poll, 22 percent of millennials say they have “no friends” at all. Dan Lautman, DelCor ). Host: Abila.
Make sure you’re keeping your recruitment technology up with the times. Millennials already in the job market, as well as generation X workers, were less likely to thumb their noses—but more than a third of respondents in both demographics said an outdated recruiting process was a turnoff.).
Dan Hickey at DelCor describes the seven steps your association should take when building a technology project team. Presenter: Chris Green, Senior Application Analyst at Association Technologies, Inc. Hosts: Unleashed Technologies and Siteimprove. More info/register. Host: Personify. Tue 3/26 at 12:30 p.m. Tue 3/26 at 1 p.m. –
The weekly list of free educational events and resources for the association community… Billhighway and Mariner Management just released the 2019 Chapter Benchmarking Report. Data breaches devasted small businesses in 2019, with 10% having to close their doors as a result. Caroline Forsey, HubSpot ). Stu Sjouwerman, KnowBe4 ).
AEG Global Partnerships, which facilitates and manages partnerships at live events across the UK, has witnessed a huge uplift in demand with a 65 per cent increase in investment from 2019, before the pandemic began. This summer’s live events have offered brands a prime opportunity to engage with hard-to-reach groups.
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They describe strategies for applying game mechanics to influence attendee behavior, including the incentives and technology that will help you achieve event goals. Host: ASAE Technology Professionals Community Fri 3/3 at 4 p.m. In their new guide, EventMobi explains the psychology behind gamification. Sponsorships. More info/register.
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Alice Mathu of IAAPA shares how innovation can include comfort, sustainability and trying the latest technology. We see a lot of creativity from millennials and Gen Z—they are always wanting to push the envelope and try new ideas. We also used technology and storytelling in new ways this year.
Making membership worthwhile for millennials and Generation Z starts with value—but ends with affordability. — DelCor (@delcor) March 20, 2019. The digital workplace of the future will be defined by technology and human resources. Also: select the right AMS. We'll walk you through both: [link].
Generation Z and young Millennials are different. However, they will join and participate if they believe the ROI you offer is worth the short-term sacrifice to their budget—and you design and market programs that meet the education expectations of Millennials and Gen Z. The 4 Education Expectations of Millennials and Gen Z.
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Technology helps us turn innovative ideas into reality, but innovation is powered by organizational cultures that support and nurture an innovation mindset. A recent CB Insights article set the record straight about industries that Millennials were supposedly “killing.” No more blaming Millennials! #10: 1: Creative curiosity.
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I use it to help keep organized in my home life, too. :)” Lisa also mentions her millennial teammates prefer their daily planners. I love technology but I will work on whatever happens to be in front of my face at any given moment so the planner helps me make sure that my tasks are what’s in front of my face most of the time.”
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