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Speaker: KiKi L’Italien, SocialMedia Strategist, Founder and CEO, Amplified Growth LLC. This virtual lunch will summarize the latest trends in instructional design including microlearning and credentialing, binge learning and ever-evolving social spaces, and explain how you can prepare your association for next level learning.
Emily’s Bio: Emily is the Fund Development Coordinator for Wisconsin Youth Company, a nonprofit that works to engage children in opportunities to be their best selves and help them thrive beyond the school day. Emily is a Chicago native, born and raised, but now lives in Madison, Wisconsin with her husband, dog, and two cats.
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Host: Wisconsin Society of Association Executives. Understand the best ways to leverage your socialmedia profiles and other free promotional channels. More info/register. Fri 3/12 at 3:45 p.m. – Ten Career Mistakes to Avoid (Part 2). Learn about the top ten career mistakes to avoid. 1 CAE credit. More info/register. Host: ASAE.
Host: Wisconsin Society of Association Executives. Understand the best ways to leverage your socialmedia profiles and other free promotional channels. More info/register. Fri 3/12 at 3:45 p.m. EST – Ten Career Mistakes to Avoid (Part 2). Learn about the top ten career mistakes to avoid. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Susan Pitt, an endocrine surgeon at the University of Wisconsin and a member of the Association of Women Surgeons (AWS), saw the cover while attending a medical conference. In some ways, Pitt was at the right place at the right time to start this socialmedia viral storm. WomenSurgeons @womeninsurgery pic.twitter.com/DzazM103XG.
Celebrity endorsements on socialmedia. Supporters in Madison, Wisconsin, arranged pop-up registration locations , and in Chicago, events were held at local high schools. Because #WhenWeAllVote , our democracy is stronger. It’s important. It’s so damn important. — Evil-Lyn Manuel Miranda (@Lin_Manuel) September 24, 2019.
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Her interest in communications work started as an undergrad when she wrote for her campus newspaper, but it is her commitment to social justice that led her to work for nonprofit organizations. Most recently, she served as the Communications Director for the American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin. to 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
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I schedule some socialmedia posts to thank a library in La Crosse that is hosting our Heart Gallery. The Heart Gallery is a travelling photographic exhibit of some of Wisconsin’s waiting children. I start the process of locating volunteers and, while I wait for responses, I see what else is in my inbox.
This introductory workshop focuses on socialmedia, member engagement, and creativity. Speaker: Alan DeYoung, Executive Director, Wisconsin Emergency Medical Services Association. Learn how to create gobs of high-value, engaging content from a single source in less than 15 minutes a day. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
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“We’ve kept too quiet,” Kadison said, according to Wisconsin State Farmer. We need to fight the battle in the socialmedia and digital world.” ” had its strongest impact. “The bear is out of hibernation and growling. We need to place super positive stories—a lot of them.
The Innovation Task Force of the Wisconsin Society of Association Executives (which I chair), is trying to develop an assessment tool for association executives to use in determining the "innovation readiness" of their associations. SocialMedia. skip to main | skip to sidebar. Tuesday, September 21, 2010. For Part 1 go here.
Or how about headlines like this one, from Business Insider “ Wall Streeters Are Passing Around This Awful Email A Wisconsin Student Sent To A Recruiter ”?
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That’s when XYZ University’s Sarah Sladek wrote a book (published by ASAE) titled The End of Membership as We Know it , a book the National Fluid Power Association’s Eric Lanke picked up after seeing Sladek speak at a recent Wisconsin Society of Association Executives event. Kenny’s site.
Its also something Ive realized as part of my work with the Innovation Task Force of the Wisconsin Society of Association Executives. SocialMedia. Simple and effective in underscoring the importance of execution in any innovation effort. Innovation. Leadership. Leadership Potential of GenX. Management. Membership. Millennials.
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I had a fantastic opportunity this past Friday—an opportunity to take the principles and ideas about innovation that are being developed through my work with the Innovation Task Force of the Wisconsin Society of Association Executives , and apply them in a real-world situation with a real-world organization. SocialMedia.
This is exactly the kind of resource I need to tap to help build the model of innovation for the association community Ive been discussing on this blog and leading on behalf of the Wisconsin Society of Association Executives. SocialMedia. How do I get into this thing? Innovation. Leadership. Leadership Potential of GenX.
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Maybe in my little corner of Wisconsin, but certainly no farther than that. SocialMedia. Who do you mean when you say "you," Jamie? Who's going to change the workplace? Me personally? Eric Lanke with this Quixotic blog is going to change the workplace? My generation? Innovation. Leadership. Management. Membership.
I went to the University of Wisconsin in the late 1980s. SocialMedia. Why should Millennials be spared that difficulty and humiliation? Why should they be able to set their own rules and write their own tickets? Heres a quick story. Innovation. Leadership. Leadership Potential of GenX. Management. Membership. Millennials.
Advice on baseline energy levels, work prioritization, socialmedia, weekly reviews, reading, problem mapping and more. Decades ago, I satisfied my late-night munchies at the gyro place near Wisconsin and M in Georgetown. Prepare your association for these ten marketing automation implementation challenges. Tenenbaum, Esq. ).
The 65 events scheduled today cover wide geographic ground—from educational sessions in Wisconsin to socialmedia efforts in New York City to a press rally in Las Vegas—as well as a broad range of subject matter. Oh, yeah: If you find yourself in NYC today, you might spot a NAMID ad in Times Square, funded by NYC & Company.
We can't spend months debating about the usefulness of socialmedia and then wonder why we aren't moving the needle on jobs and education. It's spreading to Indiana, Wisconsin and New York. Our values can transcend these moments of chaos and a better world is within our grasp. Narcissism is not a business strategy.
One area of challenge: balancing strategic communications with spontaneity of socialmedia. The spontaneous part is all the organic stuff, including relationship building, maintaining light touches and connections with your network until there is a moment of opportunity, being nimble and adaptable, and well, being social.
As I read the responses from liberal-leaning nonprofit leaders on socialmedia and elsewhere in the days after the election, I’m seeing anger and frustration thrown at Trump voters. Often the solutions to these problems bring benefits to all — regardless of where they live or the color of their skin.
Host: ASAE Facilitators: Reggie Henry, ASAE and David Coriale, DelCor Speakers: Alan DeYoung, Wisconsin EMS Association Moria Edwards, Ellipsis Partners LLC Drew Frazier, Vermont Captive Insurance Association Catherine Lada, American Alliance of Orthopaedic Executives Tue 3/11 at 12 p.m. More info/register (ASAE members only).
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