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4 Steps to Inspire Innovation in Your Association

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“Without change there is no innovation, creativity, or incentive for improvement. Many people believe innovation is all about inventing and releasing new products. Innovation is so much more than just revamping products or services. Innovation is so much more than just revamping products or services. Defining Innovation.

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Association Brain Food: 8.30.24

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Billhighway shares five strategies suggested by Carrie McIntyre of Navigate for helping chapters become proficient at sponsorship and exhibit sales —advice that applies to anyone in business development and sales. Sharon Rice and Jennifer Proctor at.org Community share strategies to lighten the load for the heavy lifters on your team.

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Association Brain Food: 6.21.24

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Learn about strategies and tactics to help you attract and convert higher-paying customers with less effort, and without sacrificing member value. Learn how to design volunteer programs that tap into members’ aspirations and fuel association loyalty. 1 CAE credit. Fri 6/21 at 1 p.m. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.

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Association Brain Food: 11.1.24

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Nominate yourself or a woman who works in the association industry for an award in one of three categories: technology leader, innovation, or technology champion. Mobile engagement strategy. Member workplace challenges. Why do content strategies fail —and what can you do about it? Conference/event evaluations.

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 7.9.21

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Charlene Li believes you need order to create change —not what you picture when thinking about innovative organizations. Another example of wishful thinking disguised as conventional wisdom: Claire Cain Miller at the New York Times says there’s no evidence that chance meetings at the office boost innovation. Order and change.

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Making Virtual Exhibiting and Sponsorship Worthwhile

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Most of the member research I do is core member research, but I have had the chance to conduct a good body of exhibitor/sponsor member research over the years. There is a common thread in the research across many associations, and that is exhibitors are tired of feeling like “the wallet.”

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How to Recruit and Engage an Entirely New Generation of Members

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Focusing on current stale offerings and not on innovations. Focusing on one segment of membership, but not on younger members. Each one of these behaviors can be deadly, but the last one, focusing more on younger members may have the power to solve all the others. Focusing on the wrong key industry issues.