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I've facilitated many conversations lately with volunteers and staff members lamenting their inability to attract and engage a significant number of younger generation potential leaders. Their concern is admirable. Their desire to reach out is genuine. Unfortunately they continue to offer only the same involvement entry points and pathways that they themselves would find desirable.

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OCTOBER 16, 2007

Why they continue to be distant relatives instead of the best of friends. When people talk of managing their time they seldom refer to the tasks they are required to complete in the time they are trying to manage.

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DECEMBER 19, 2007

skip to main | skip to sidebar. Wednesday, December 19, 2007. Successful Associations Require Staff Intensity. Thats right, successful associations require intensity. There must be intensity in the underlying purpose of the association and in its mission and vision and objectives. There must be intensity in its volunteer leadership. And, most important to my message today, there must be intensity in its staff.

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DECEMBER 5, 2007

Executive Connections. « Lessons Learned: 2.0 | Main. | Ethics for Info Pros » 05 December 2007. IGF Update from London. Greetings from Online Information in London. We are on day two, with one more to go and the conference is fantastic as usual. In between the sessions, workshops and panels there is a whole lot of contagious enthusiasm, catching up, and networking happening- and I am so happy to be a part of this once again this year.

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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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