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It’s the End of the World as We Knew It

My Seat at the Bar

In 1900, 6,000 horses hauled trolleys in New York City. We live in a world where everything and everyone can communicate with each other. AI is not new. A second implication is recruiting staff with sufficient competencies to perform the job with upskilling or training. Think about what this requires.

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Send the Right Message About Membership ROI

Associations Now

Meanwhile, in the New York City market, the Times recently started a pretty slick location-based ad campaign centered on two themes: “The Truth Is Local” and “The Truth Is Worth It.” The team at the National Automatic Merchandising Association has been reevaluating the way NAMA communicates with members on this critical issue.

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How to Hire The Ideal Freelancer

Association Success

The first thing you should do as an association recruiter is go to Linkedin. Note: If your office is in an expensive area like DC or New York City, it may be wise to look elsewhere for a freelancer. Once you do this, set up a phone interview and get a feel for how they communicate. The key is to find the right one.

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 5.12.17

Reid All About it

Find out how the Handbell Missions of America changed their programs and benefits to meet the needs of their members, how they use communication and membership tools to encourage renewals, and what membership trends are on our minds. See how different fonts and typography communicate beyond the words they form. More info/register.

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Tuesday Buzz: Your Volunteers Should Represent Your Audience

Associations Now

Organizations are keen to accept volunteers from all walks of life, but there are several compelling reasons why your group should make an effort to recruit volunteers who represent your audience. In fact, these individuals are best poised to communicate the value of your organization to your audience.

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Send the Right Message About Membership ROI

Associations Now

Meanwhile, in the New York City market, the Times recently started a pretty slick location-based ad campaign centered on two themes: “The Truth Is Local” and “The Truth Is Worth It.” The team at the National Automatic Merchandising Association has been reevaluating the way NAMA communicates with members on this critical issue.

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Advocacy and Governance 2.0

Association Adviser

Besides having boundless energy and vision, Sabuco and Hedberg are relentless networkers who leverage their global connections to recruit powerhouse board members, advocates and ambassadors to support their missions. You just need frequent and effective communication to keep them engaged. Communicate your organization’s mission.