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Association Brain Food Weekly: 3.25.22

Reid All About it

Because I used 3 pounds of boneless pork shoulder (aka Boston butt), I doubled the marinade/sauce ingredients—and added a hefty amount of spicy sambal oelek to the mix. As digitization continues to reshape advertising and marketing, it’s time for associations to embrace content innovations and consumer retargeting marketing campaigns.

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What to Do When Membership Is Booming?

Associations Now

There are so many innovations, like collaborative robots and vision technologies, in more places, what I call robotics clusters—Pittsburgh, Boston, Silicon Valley, San Diego, and Austin, to name a few,” he says. “A A lot of these innovations are coming out of startups, so we really had to refocus on members.

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Serving Your Professional Community for Impact

Association Adviser

Matt explained to Association Adviser how he lives out ISACA’s core values of being “one,”accountable, dedicated, authentic and innovative to help its growing community of more than 160,000 professionals in 180 countries better serve their organizations at a time when their work has never been more important.

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Will Chapters Be Relevant in 2021?

Mariner Management

Case in point is the Boston-Washington corridor. Pre-pandemic associations tapped their components for four key roles: member engagement, leadership development, member recruitment and professional development delivery. In the throes of the pandemic, many components running programs actively sought attendance across chapter lines.

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What’s the Business Case for Paid Family Leave?

Associations Now

A new Boston Consulting Group report makes the case that organizations that offer paid family leave see higher retention rates, better results from employee recruitment, and improved morale—especially since relatively few employers offer the benefit at this time. What does the furniture retailer IKEA have in common with the U.S.

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Massachusetts Tech Group: Women, Minorities Left Behind as Industry Grows

Associations Now

That’s according to new research from the Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council, a trade group focused on the state’s innovation economy. They don’t have to grow as fast to take advantage of the same opportunities,” MassTLC CEO Tom Hopcroft told the Boston Globe. “If

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Associations at Odds Over Proposed Massachusetts Ban on Noncompete Clauses

Associations Now

The tech industry says a ban is needed to boost innovation, but business groups have a different take. We are imploring the legislature to ban noncompetes in hopes of driving innovation in Massachusetts, helping us catch up to California and drive more jobs,” New England Venture Capital Association President C.A.