Alabama Leadership Technology 
Association Navigator
NOVEMBER 12, 2013
Spring Hill College is a liberal arts school located in my hometown, Mobile, Alabama. It’s the oldest college in Alabama, the first Catholic college in the Southeast, and the third oldest Jesuit college in the United States. Davis Construction , and technology support from Ntiva.
Nonprofit Marketing Guide
APRIL 29, 2011
We were lucky this week in the Carolinas, but Alabama, home to my sister and virtual assistant , wasn’t. More than 200 people died in Alabama alone Wednesday night, and thousands are injured and homeless. Friday: Learning Discussion forum following Wednesday’s NTEN Technology Leadership Academy presentation.
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Association Success
APRIL 29, 2020
Inspiration is everywhere, said Dan VanDiver with the Alabama Association of School Boards. “I You have to keep your eyes open across all industries, not just your own, and continue professional development to stay aware of new technologies.”. Suffice it to say, we did a lot of talking. . But that’s not all.
Reid All About it
OCTOBER 26, 2018
ACC, leadership coach and resilience trainer for the U.S. Learn about Artificial Intelligence technology, an accessible tool your association can use to increase member engagement. Am I stuck using outdated technology? 1 CAE credit. More info/register. Host: CommPartners. Presenter: Melissa Schreibstein, M.S., 1 CAE credit.
Candid
MAY 20, 2024
The need for capacity building In 2020, the Black Women’s Mental Health Institute was a volunteer-led nonprofit in Birmingham, Alabama. To create impactful change, innovative approaches are needed —including bolstering nonprofits led by and serving women and girls facing inequities with general operating support grants.
Associations Now
JULY 25, 2016
“We look to ASA to provide leadership at the state level to advance unmanned aviation, as its members have successfully done to expand manned aviation,” Wynne said in a news release [PDF]. Alabama Lt. Kay Ivey, ASA’s chair, agreed, comparing the devices’ economic potential to that of the internet.
Associations Now
AUGUST 1, 2014
“There is much more use of laser and GPS-guided equipment, building-information modeling, and other things that require computer skills and use of technology that was not common before the recession,” Ken Simonson, an economist for the Associated General Contractors of America, told the magazine.
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