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How to Reengage Members in Chapter Events

Associations Now

Some association pros have found that their members are returning to larger in-person conferences but not to local chapter events. To pull members back to local gatherings, organizations should consider training for their chapter leaders and putting more emphasis on creating welcoming environments. While members may be willing to travel to attend an annual meeting, they may be less willing to drive to a local chapter event, according to association pros who commented on a recent conversation in

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Unleashing Authentic Leadership Energy

PROPEL

In this episode of Empowering Workplaces, healthcare executive leadership coach and bestselling author Dr. Lizette Warner joins us to discuss the importance of authenticity and energy in leadership. Dr. Warner shares her background in healthcare and leadership development, and how she came to write her book Power, Poise, and Presence: A New Approach to Authentic Leadership.

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Are You Done With Digital Transformation?

.orgSource

Your CMS, LMS, and AMS are chatting happily together. The team is using the new analytics software to plan more effective outreach initiatives. And, members are enjoying your responsive and customized approach. Is it time to put a wrap on digital transformation? After all, you’ve been working to improve your tech game for the last two years. Is there more to accomplish?

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Rethinking Board/Staff Partnership for The Turbulent Twenties: Part I

Association Adviser

Ten days ago, we observed the third anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic declaration by the World Health Organization (WHO). These last 36 months have been a time of great anxiety and sorrow for the world, including association boards and their staff partners. Throughout this difficult time, I have nurtured the hope that something truly positive […] The post Rethinking Board/Staff Partnership for The Turbulent Twenties: Part I appeared first on Association Adviser.

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How to Create a Community Your Members Can't Get Enough Of

Here’s Your Blueprint for Year-Round Member Engagement. Are you ready to transform your association into a thriving, 365-day community? Download GrowthZone’s ebook, How to Create a Community Your Members Can’t Get Enough Of , and learn strategies for leveling out the peaks and valleys of member engagement. This guide provides actionable strategies to create consistent networking opportunities, deliver value-packed content, and foster connections that your members won’t want to miss.

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Is Your Association Working at Maximum Efficiency?

Multiview

True or false: Working on a project all day means you’ve had a productive day.

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Rate shock: Skyrocketing insurance premiums straining community associations

Ungrated

Community associations in California are staring at skyrocketing insurance premiums. Some are facing increases of as much as hundreds of thousands of dollars per year. Community finances are being strained and, in some cases, it’s become impossible for new buyers to secure mortgage lending. “When a $40,000 premium for an annual policy becomes $455,000 the next year, with no indication of whether it will stay there, or even increase the subsequent year, the association’s response is usually

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99 Ways To Get New Members For Your Organization

Wild Apricot

The post 99 Ways To Get New Members For Your Organization appeared first on WildApricot.

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Successfully Navigating the Intersection of Burnout & Innovation

Aaron Wolowiec

Aaron was recently asked to build and present a custom session on the topics of burnout and innovation. Following represents an overview of his research and key findings.

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Association Brain Food: 3.24.23

Reid All About it

The weekly list of free educational events and resources for the association community… I’m going away for eight days on a hiking vacation in southern Utah, so I’m not publishing Association Brain Food the next two Fridays, March 31 and April 7. You’ll see the next edition on Friday, April 14. Women in the workplace. WBT Systems describes how associations can support women professionals by providing professional development, leadership training and networking opportunities, and educating employe

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How To Build an Exceptional Member Experience | Weds, Dec 11th, 3PM EDT

Speaker: Jessica Bonney from VICA and Jeff Horne from Wicket

What does delivering an exceptional member experience mean in today's world? With the right insights, tools, and strategies, you can identify what truly matters to your members, drive meaningful engagement at scale, and continue to meet the ever-evolving needs of your members. Join association experts Jessica Bonney from VICA and Jeff Horne from Wicket who will share practical insights on how to build an exceptional member-driven experience by gaining a deeper understanding of your members and d

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Leverage the power of Salesforce Person Accounts to transform your association

Nimble AMS

When it comes to the Salesforce Person Accounts you might be curious. How can a data model have the power to transform an association? Easy : Person Accounts were built to support the way associations work , representing individual and organizational forms of memberships. With Person Account s , your organization can streamline your membership structure, improve reporting, and support a connected member experience.

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Instagram For Nonprofits: The Ultimate Guide

Wild Apricot

The post Instagram For Nonprofits: The Ultimate Guide appeared first on WildApricot.

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Why Productivity Isn’t Everything for Leaders

Associations Now

Intense focus on meeting your goals has its virtues—and its drawbacks. Better leadership, experts say, means diversifying leadership styles. There’s no one wrong way to be a leader—except, perhaps, being overly committed to the idea that there’s one right way of doing things. Consider the case of Elon Musk, who since taking over Twitter last year has worked to institute a productivity-focused, “hardcore” workplace culture at the social media platform.

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Paul Mengert, President of Association Management Group Interviewed With Melissa Painter at Fox 8 News.

AMG

Paul Mengert, President of Association Management Group Interviewed with Melissa Painter at Fox 8 News to promote Run on the Runway. The event will be held on March 25, 2023, on the airport’s 9,000-foot parallel runway. This certified run will benefit The Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest NC, Greensboro Urban Ministry, and Open Door Ministries of High Point.

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2024 State of Customer Education Report

Customer education has become a key driver for growth, retention, and product adoption. Our latest 2024 State of Customer Education Report uncovers critical data and insights from a survey of over 200 industry leaders, offering a look at the evolving role of education in driving business success. Inside, you'll find data on key trends and strategies, including: Strategies for Scaling & Customization: Find out which investments in learning technology deliver the biggest ROI and scalability.

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How Do You React to Negative Public Feedback?

Elevating Engagement

No one likes to get blasted, misunderstood, or criticized, particularly in public. But sometimes it happens (and gosh, I wish this wasn’t the case.) The bigger our audience, the greater the chance we’ll get a bad review, a hostile post, community complaints, or negative survey responses. Each one hurts someone in your organization, even a little bit.

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Everything You Need to Know About Making the BEST Conference Agenda!

Wild Apricot

The post Everything You Need to Know About Making the BEST Conference Agenda! appeared first on WildApricot.

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We remember moments…

Effective Database

We remember moments. “We do not remember days, we remember moments." - Cesare Pavese Another way of looking at this is that it's the small things people remember, not the big ones.

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The Upsides of Quiet Hiring for Employees and Organizations

Associations Now

The quiet hiring trend is on the rise. Though it may seem like it only benefits employers, quiet hiring can also be good for staff if it’s done right. Two HR experts share best practices to help associations take an ethical approach to quiet hiring. Quiet hiring may sound like the newest buzzword to explain the ever-changing workplace, but it’s not a new concept.

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Boost Sponsorship, Exhibit, and Ad Revenue

Sales often gets a bad rep. Yet, if securing sponsors, advertisers, and exhibitors is part of your role, it’s essential. But what if it didn’t have to feel time-consuming, uncomfortable, or worse—icky? Join us for the 3-part virtual Sales Accelerator Labs , where customer experience and sales expert Carrie McIntyre will show you strategies to make sales easier, more effective, and dare we say, enjoyable!

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4 Things to Include in a Call for Submissions

MemberClicks

At some point, your association will likely need to solicit submissions of some kind. Depending on the nature of your organization, it could be for any number of things: Papers, abstracts, or posters for a medical conference Speakers or presenters for a trade show Nominees for your annual awards Scholarship or grant recipients No matter the call, it’s important that you include all of the right information in your communication.

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We Are Fully Ngaged For 2023!

Ngage Management

As we move into 2023, we have so much to celebrate and be grateful for this year. From onboarding six national clients, to streamlining processes and developing robust, year-long marketing plans for each client, we are poised to fulfill our promise to our clients: put customers first, act with integrity, be passionate, collaborate openly, think big, and have fun.

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What Do Your Sponsors Really Want?

Multiview

A sponsorship program is a great way to bring in additional revenue for your trade association. If done well, it’s a win for everyone. Companies get exposure to their target audiences. Your members become aware of products and services they might be interested in. And your association has more funding to provide high-value events and services.

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We Asked, You Answered: Women Leaders You Admire

Associations Now

In celebration of Women’s History Month, we asked readers to tell us about the women leaders they appreciate in the association industry and beyond. March is Women’s History Month. In honor of that, we asked readers to share some of the women leaders in their lives who have made an impact and inspired them. From being champions for staff to serving as role models, read on for some women inside and outside the association space who have made a difference.

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The Power of Community: Why a Branded Community is a Must-Have for Every Association

Ever wonder why brands like Apple, LEGO, and Sephora are going all-in on branded communities? It’s because online community building is the secret sauce to connecting with audiences in ways that ads and emails simply can’t. But here's the best part—it’s not just for big corporations. Associations can create thriving online communities too. GrowthZone’s eBook, "The Power of Community," breaks down exactly why a branded online community can be a game-changer for your association.

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5 Tips for Becoming a Better Executive Director

MemberClicks

Being an Executive Director is no easy task. On top of worrying about your organization’s membership, you also have to worry about the wellbeing of your staff. What does an Executive Director do? An Executive Director’s job is to oversee the heads of every other director at the nonprofit, association or chamber. This role isn’t responsible for the day-to-day as much as the achievement of organization goals or mission.

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Why Advocacy at the Local Level is Crucial to Your Association’s Success

Arc 3 Communications

Local government is very important to associations when it comes to the municipalities in which their industry members have a presence. Legislation that affects economic development, employment, operations, taxes, and more are decided at the local level. There is often important legislation that impacts how an industry can operate within a municipality in which it is located, and these can either benefit or hinder the marketplace for their industry and their members’ success.

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Your Marketing Strategy and Your Website: 4 Best Practices

Fonteva

A good marketing strategy is key to getting the word out about all of the great resources and benefits available to members of your association. And the star of your strategy? It can (and should!) be your organization’s website. Your association’s marketing strategy likely includes a handful of channels that you use to share your offerings and engage with current and potential members—social media, email marketing, events, webinars, and virtual events , SEO, maybe some ads, and…a website.

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Report: In-Person Meetings Are Back, But Challenges Remain

Associations Now

According to an Omnipress survey, many meeting planners are sticking with hybrid and virtual formats, while they also work to bring more attendees and exhibitors to in-person events. In-person conferences have bounced back from the doldrums of COVID-19. But a new report finds that the return to in-person has not been as robust as hoped, and many leaders are concerned about their value proposition.

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Recognition Powers High-Performance — If You Do it Right

Speaker: Radhika Samant and Todd Wuestenberg

Employee recognition has often been deemed a "feel-good" initiative, tied closely to rewards. While we understand its importance, we tend to associate recognition with intangible outcomes like engagement and sentiment, rather than direct impacts on retention and high performance. In today’s workplace, the true ROI of recognition lies in its ability to regenerate tangible, business-driven results.

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Understanding Generation X: A Guide for Associations

MemberClicks

You hear a lot about Baby Boomers, Millennials, and as of late, Generation Z. But there’s one generation missing in there: Generation X. Who is Gen X? Generation X includes all folks born between 1961 and 1980 – and they play a BIG part in your association’s membership. For reference, the generation names and timeline looks a little something like this: Baby Boomer – 1946 – 1964 Generation X – 1965 -1979 Millennials – 1980 – 1994 Generation Z – 1995 R

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How Founders & Executives Can Build A Better Culture For The Team

The Journal by EXEC

In today's digital-centered economy, corporate culture is more important than ever. A strong workplace culture can help a business boost profits, attract new talent, deliver high-performing service, and boost overall morale. Although "good" corporate culture may sound like an intangible quality, there are tangible ways that any executive can build a thriving environment for their team.

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Turning Your Member Engagement Upside Down

Association Strong

Ever thought about turning your membership model upside down, converting members into investors and even doing away with your networking events? If not, you will not want to miss this session in our series on member engagement. Tom Morrison and Dave Will interview Mark Field, Senior Vice President of Investor Development and Experience on how the Knoxville Chamber of Commerce did just that and experienced record growth.