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Transforming Association Operations with AI: Insights from Our Recent Workshop

.orgSource

Bringing together over 40 association professionals, the workshop was more than just a training session—it was a glimpse into the future of organizational efficiency and innovation. Key Workshop Highlights AI is no longer a distant technology; it’s a practical tool that’s reshaping how associations operate.

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Women in the nonprofit sector: Underrepresented, underpaid, underfunded, but making progress 

Candid

Awarding initial funding to small but innovative organizations, listening to and trusting grantees, and being flexible in their application requirements can achieve what traditional large-scale philanthropy cannot. was Boston Womens Fund. Empowering young women in philanthropy to create lasting change.

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Association Brain Food: 5.9.25

Reid All About it

A Look at Continuing Education in 2030: Disruption, Competition, and Changing Expectations MOOCs, tech giants, and universities are expanding aggressively into the continuing education world. Hear his hard-won lessons on modernizing credentialing, scaling innovation, and preparing associations for a future that demands more.

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Austin Leans on Community Engagement to Ease Growing Pains

Associations Now

To accommodate that growth, Austin is in building mode, with a new convention center to be completed in 2029 and a major expansion of Austin-Bergstrom International Airport taking place through 2030. But for association executives and meeting planners, theres no time like the present to embrace Austins unique character.

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Envision 2030 to Save Your Association.

Association Success

Part two in Sarah Sladek’s series looks at how imagining the future can prompt innovative strategies for change. To combat this, they conducted research and took educated guesses about what the industry could look like in 2030. Diverse committees became infused with new ideas, innovation and energy.

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Move over Fred Flintstone

Aaron Wolowiec

So imagine what’s in store for the year 2030! Technology will specifically shape and challenge the meetings industry by 2030,” according to the German Convention Bureau. Of course, by 2030, who knows what fancy tools we’ll have? By 2030, these could be employer expectations, rather than suggestions. Learn a language.

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For One Planner, Innovation Means Thinking Like Attendees

Associations Now

Alice Mathu of IAAPA shares how innovation can include comfort, sustainability and trying the latest technology. To create innovative and interactive meetings, planners around the nation are raising the bar on productivity and capitalizing on attendee experience. Orlando in November. Always Café Tu Tu Tango!