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Host: Dallas-FortWorth Association Executives (DFWAE). Explore the role of the board in strategic planning, financial oversite, and member engagement as well as ways to leverage board members as people of influence who can drive the mission of the association. Presenters: Julie Hart, President, CFO by Design. Wed 6/19 at 2 p.m.
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There was a great energy throughout the event,” said Bob Jameson, president and CEO of the FortWorth Convention & Visitors Bureau. In the end, TSAE received positive feedback from its post-conference survey of attendees, many in support of the association’s decision and the hospitality shown by the city of Houston.
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