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Association Brain Food: 2.28.25

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Based on their survey findings, theyve divided Gen Z into three groups, each with their own beliefs and desires: Neo-Traditionalists, Fluid Pragmatists, and Internet-Age Explorers. Think Like a Media Company: Unlocking Non-Dues Revenue for Sustainable Association Growth Hear about the imperative need for diversifying revenue streams.

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 11.13.20

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Monique Wise, Senior Sales Manager, Indiana Convention Center and Lucas Oil Stadium. Quickly, organizations froze salaries and eliminated bonuses and benefits as they hedged against rapidly changing revenue forecasts. Hear how to meet today’s member needs, actively engage new audiences, and uncover new revenue opportunities.

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Association Brain Food: 3.24.23

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Non-dues revenue. A survey conducted by the Professionals for Association Revenue (PAR) revealed that 86% of associations said their business development strategy is underperforming or non-existent. PAR explains why a business development strategy is vital to association revenue health. More info/register.

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 10.16.20

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Cecilia Sepp, CAE, founder of Rogue Tulips, recently released the findings of their September association survey, What’s Next for Associations. Reading survey results is sort of like, for me, peeking into someone’s pantry—you get a sense of their inner workings and thinking. Susan Garcia, MSEd, Program Manager, Indiana University.

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Association Brain Food: 3.17.23

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Association revenue. Professionals for Association Revenue released their Association Business Development Landscape Survey report. Learn how to drive more revenue and improve participant satisfaction with your own event info. Gen Z in the workplace. Valuable information for associations! Newsletters. More info/register.

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Nonprofit fundraising in an election year is especially tough. What can fundraisers do? 

Candid

We’re hearing from many nonprofit fundraisers that it’s harder than ever to drive revenue growth. A 2016 paper from the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy notes that “financial support for Presidential or other political campaigns does not appear to decrease donations to charity.” vs. 39.9%).

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Get Board Buy-In for Your Association’s Learning Business

Leading Learning

Plus, offering members learning opportunities can help boost your association’s revenue. For example, if your association caters primarily to young professionals , it won’t make sense to survey experienced industry leaders. Here are just a few ways you can go about collecting information to determine demand: Survey members/businesses.

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