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Member Experience: Associations’ New Blueprint for Engagement

Smooth The Path

As associations learn to create and curate wonderful member experiences, some will find they might need to warm up their tone. For example, members say that some organizations’ super polished and professional tone is a bit stuffy and even off-putting. Prediction 2: Associations will warm-up. Part of the team?

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Association Brain Food: 4.18.25

Reid All About it

This open forum will explore critical issues including the impact of the tariff policies on the medical and healthcare community, including pharmaceutical imports, NIH and other funding restrictions, federal conference attendance limitations, changes to healthcare policies, and evolving regulations. More info/register (ASAE members only).

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Association Brain Food: 11.8.24

Reid All About it

For example, only a quarter of event planners are “innovators” who “are constantly evolving their event designs.” Learn how to become a master at remembering names to get more out of the wonderful experience of networking at business events. They also describe finance-related issues that might come up during the project.

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How to Improve Your Organization’s Member Experience: 14 Tips for Events, Engagement & Beyond

EventMobi: Association Events

Excitement, pride, gratitude—all of these emotions can stem from a positive member experience! So how do you improve your member experience? Member experience describes how people view, feel about, and engage with your organization’s brand. But first… Why Does Member Experience Matter?

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How to Improve Your Member Experience + 15 Ideas

MemberClicks

When it comes to member experience, your association is similar. What your members feel, think, and gain from your association can affect their involvement. If their experience is positive, that strong relationship can support your membership renewals and even lead to people championing your organization.

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How Associations Are Using Community to Support Their Members During COVID-19

Higher Logic

APGA is also hosting virtual roundtables three times a week, averaging around 120 people per call, who weigh into to share examples of their communications and how they’re abiding by local guidelines. Taking Conferences and Events Virtual. It’s been hard for many of us to see our in-person events disappear.

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Association Brain Food: 2.21.25

Reid All About it

They suggest emphasizing year-round content, networking, and experiences that level out the peaks and valleys of engagementand they provide a sample engagement plan to get you started. Making a case for conference attendance. 1 CAE credit. . 1 CAE credit.

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