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Often, associations receive this feedback from attendee evaluations, from monitoring conversations happening on socialmedia, and from activity in the conference app. That’s what the Society for Critical Care Medicine did at its 2018 conference in SanAntonio. Here are three possibilities: Secret attendee.
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I was in SanAntonio this week to facilitate an interactive master class for 300 nonprofits that was hosted by the SanAntonio Nonprofit Council that hosts The Big Give, a very successful local giving day. Does your organization develop and implement your socialmedia content strategy as a continuous process?
One city-wide project called DreamWeek in SanAntonio, Texas, features over one hundred events, with nonprofits that support a variety of topics, from autism to Jewish art to health and fitness. DreamWeek is all about pockets of PROGRESS in the SanAntonio area – nonprofits helped to make a reality.
“You have to show not just tell your CEO about socialmedia”- @carolynsave “Create a tweetorial” – @kanter #afpshift pic.twitter.com/zKggoMllYB. Here’s another example about a nonprofit CEO (Helen Clark of UNDP) using Twitter to engage audiences about policy.
.” And Chris Lowney, author of Pope Francis: Why He Leads the Way He Leads, rounds out the meeting with a discussion of how Catholic higher education executives can follow the Holy Father’s leadership example. The Week Ahead. Down the Line.
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Those are all stories that would interest media and it’s possible your members might value those insights as well, making it a win/win for member value and public perception. For example, recently the American Marketing Association created its first Intellectual Agenda, in which it defined “The Seven Big Problems in the Marketing Industry”.
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