Ctrl, Alt, Belief: How to Reboot Your Association
Fear and doubt can be fatal to associations, but rebooting the way you think about problems can bring an organization back to life.
Katie Bascuas
John Spence: A Simple Formula for Business Success
Thought leader and business strategist John Spence laid out several cutting-edge ideas and actions to take your organization from good to great at ASAE’s Great Ideas Conference Sunday.
Seven-Year Study Shows How Associations Weather Economic Ups and Downs
The latest results from a longitudinal study looking at economic effects on associations suggest that in good times and in bad, association managers are strategic and generally optimistic.
On The Road: Tips for Smooth Sailing on Your Next Business Trip
Traveling for work can be fraught with delays, mechanical difficulties, and missed connections as a new study by the Global Business Travel Association recently found. Here are some tips from one association professional and travel pro to help make your next trip go as smooth as possible.
Sleep Foundation Finds Kids Aren’t Getting Enough Shut-Eye
In a new report, the National Sleep Foundation looked at how much sleep children are getting (hint: it’s not enough) and how parents can help them get more. A major culprit: electronic devices in kids’ bedrooms.
The Science Behind a Viral Association Video
The American Chemical Society recently revamped its online video series, incorporating lessons learned in the past five years of production to make even more relevant and engaging videos, and it seems to be working.
Accountants Bank On Online Game to Engage Students
The American Institute of CPAs recently unveiled a new online game that was conceived of by students for students.
Survey: Size Matters When Running An Association Today
A new survey of nonprofits and associations found that an organization’s size affected not only its outlook but also the quality of its operational practices.
Foreign Service Association Issues New Ambassador Guidelines
As part of a strategic plan, the association suggested several criteria for nominating and confirming ambassadors. They come at a time lawmakers and media reports have raised questions about the qualifications of some recent nominees.
How a Tweet Reopened an Association Book Fair
After the Association of Writers and Writing Programs tweeted that tax issues forced them to close a Seattle book fair to the public, the group was able to strike a deal. It’s a lesson in the power of community and social media to make things happen.