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7 Tips for Keeping Your Virtual Event Engaging

Blue Sky eLearn

which could result in numerous people finding out they live in the same small town in Wisconsin. Having a chat pod as part of your virtual event allows you to ask a question to the audience and have them reply in real time – and also to one another. It could be as simple as “Where are you located?”

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2024 Chamber of the Year Winners Announced

GrowthZone

GrowthZone congratulates the following winners in their respective categories: Category One: Opelika Chamber of Commerce | Opelika, Alabama Category Two: Vail Valley Partnership | Edwards, Colorado Category Three: Fox Cities Chamber of Commerce and Industry | Appleton, Wisconsin Category Four: Greater Winston Salem, Inc.

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Convenience Store Group Joins State Agencies in Human Trafficking Fight

Associations Now

The Wisconsin Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Store Association is teaming with law enforcement officials in the state to provide training to store workers to help them recognize the warning signs of human trafficking. The state of Wisconsin has a new set of partners in its fight against human trafficking.

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Wisconsin 501(c)(4) Group Sues Over “John Doe” Investigation

Associations Now

The Wisconsin Club for Growth, a conservative group under secret investigation in the state in connection with possible illegal coordination between 501(c)(4) nonprofits and political campaigns, has filed a federal suit seeking to end the probe, claiming members’ constitutional rights are being violated. About the probe. About the lawsuit.

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Wisconsin Grocers Want to Tap the Fresh Beer Market

Associations Now

The Wisconsin Grocers Association is pushing for a change in state law that would allow grocery stores to sell beer from the tap. Pretty soon Wisconsin residents may be able to stock up on beer fresh from the tap at their local grocery stores. The proposal is getting mixed reviews from local bars and breweries.

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 2.22.16

Reid All About it

Speaker: Ben Kotenberg, Instructional Designer, National Association of Tax Professionals, and Associate Lecturer, University of Wisconsin. Register. (1 1 CAE credit). Host: ASAE. Thu 2/25 at 2 p.m. Bridging the Association Membership and Content Gap.

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Day in the Life of a Nonprofit Communicator – Emily Wills

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

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.