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Association Brain Food: 1.31.25

Reid All About it

With competition from for-profits, online networks, and tech-driven platforms, Kim Davies at Naylor offers a more innovative and data-driven membership blueprint to help associations thrive. Discover strategies to position your organization as a category of one and unlock new leadership potential. Membership strategy. 1 CAE credit.

Arlington 258
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Association Brain Food: 2.28.25

Reid All About it

The resulting data will help you prioritize resources and guide conversations with your leadership. The Nonprofit Marketing Summit Join us to uncover the core principles that have driven nonprofit success for decades, and dive into the latest innovative technologies to equip your organization with the tools to thrive in 2025.

DC 258
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Thanks For Playing: Book Review: Humanize

Thanks For Playing

Book Review: Humanize. If youre one of my regular readers - or someone who knows me IRL - you probably know of my disdain for business books. Authors Maddie Grant and Jamie Notter use the lens of social media to examine our "modern" business, management, and leadership practices and find them au courant.with the Industrial Revolution.

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5 Books to Inspire Leadership and Innovation

CommPartners

In the spirit of today being World Book Day, we have compiled a list of some of our staff’s top book recommendations for e-learning leaders. These books fulfill different needs in our lives, whether it is to inspire or inform. Books embody […].

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Truck Stuck! Now What?

Spark Consulting

It’s a charming children’s book in which the kids are the heroes, figuring out a creative solution to get the truck unstuck. I think we’re all familiar with the story of Truck Stuck by Sallie Wolfe. Where do ideas come from in your organization? Or, to be more precise, who’s ALLOWED to have an idea?

Team 195
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Thanks For Playing: Book Review: The Back of the Napkin

Thanks For Playing

Book Review: The Back of the Napkin. Yes, I know this book was published in 2008, and its been sitting on my "to read" pile almost that long. Fortunately, the Association Chat book club got me to bump it to the top of the pile, and I finally read it last month. Im just not sure that this book can get most of us there.

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Association Brain Food: 2.7.25

Reid All About it

Yeah, I said it and Im an introvert, so I get how tempting room service or a good book is when a reception or social outing is on the agenda. Membership Monday Hear about an innovative member onboarding program designed to carefully curate the initial 90 days of a member’s journey with your organization. More info/register.

Chicago 275