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  Leadership

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  by Mark Athitakis

  May 9, 2021

  The New Skills Leaders Need to Hire For

  Jobs are coming back as organizations see the pandemic abating. But the new normal means new skills to ask candidates about—and new questions leaders should be ready for.
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  Brand Connection

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  by Visit Phoenix

  May 5, 2021

  How to Expand Inclusivity Efforts Ahead of Your Next Meeting

  [Sponsored] 4 steps planners can take to make meaningful change.
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  Membership

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  by Lisa Boylan

  May 9, 2021

  Membership Tips for Challenging Times: Keeping Connections

  Members need their association when times are tough, but they may be facing hardships or other impediments to staying connected. Here are three ideas for keeping your members close and engaged with your community.
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  Money & Business

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  by Lisa Boylan

  May 7, 2021

  Major Law Firms and Advocacy Groups Unite to Combat Anti-Asian Violence

  A new alliance will connect victims of anti-Asian hate with pro bono legal services and work to prevent further acts of violence. The effort shows the importance of clear goals and strong networking in addressing social problems.
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  Money & Business

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  by Rasheeda Childress

  May 7, 2021

  Comings and Goings: Career Moves in Associations  

  Association professionals are always on the move. Here’s our monthly roundup of new hires, career changes, and retirements across the industry. Of Note: Marla Bilonick is the new president and CEO of the National Association for Latino Community Asset Builders.
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  Meetings

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  by Samantha Whitehorne

  May 6, 2021

  Are Microconferences on the Rise?

  As vaccination rates increase and people get more comfortable with the idea of attending meetings again, some associations are taking baby steps by hosting microconferences in several cities instead of having one large meeting. A look at the format and its benefits.
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  Money & Business

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  by Chris Vest, CAE

  May 6, 2021

  ASAE Urges Tennessee Governor to Veto Anti-LGBTQ Bill

  In a letter this week, ASAE asked Governor Bill Lee to veto a bill it says “promotes mistreatment of a targeted LGBTQ population and threatens to give rise to state-sanctioned discrimination in Tennessee.”