Executive Directors can spend a lot of time complaining about their boards – wanting them to leave them alone. But imagine, if you will, what would happen if you waved
As technology advances, associations and other not-for-profits continuously need to re-evaluate their processes in order to stay ahead of the curve and not seem outdated. AGMs are rarely known for
BY JOE ROMINIECKI Struggling to get members engaged? Perhaps the problem’s not in your methods but in the engagement opportunities themselves. More online collaboration tools. Better messaging. Finer demographic data.
I was reading an article in the MultiView Association Adviser and thought it was very good and worth repeating …… While there are varying opinions on the age group of
Boards are episodic decision-making groups, as opposed to groups that need to construct effective decisions together daily, so their tasks are usually cognitive—setting processes, considering facts, and predicting outcomes. It’s
CAN ASSOCIATIONS ATTRACT MILLENNIALS WITH CREDENTIALING? BY EMILY BRATCHER / AUG 4, 2016 A recent study finds that more than 90 percent of educational institutions are offering credentials and digital
GET MEMBERS’ ATTENTION WITH THEIR OWN DATA BY JOE ROMINIECKI What do people care about most? Themselves. One association turned this simple truth into a marketing success by integrating member
TOO MANY IDEAS FOR BOOSTING MEMBER RETENTION? NEVER! BY JOE ROMINIECKI / JUN 1, 2016(iStock/Thinkstock) While an in-depth look at the state of membership retention in associations awaits in the
Article By Julie Bernhard Share this article The millennial membership mystery has had association executives scratching their heads for quite some time. Unlike the previous generation, Generation Y has only one
