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Advance Reading for #ASAE23

Association pros are gearing up to head to Atlanta for ASAE’s 2023 Annual Meeting & Exposition this weekend. Get a head start on the learning—or learn from wherever you are—with our reading list.

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Whether you’re heading to Atlanta this weekend or catching up on your learning at home, we’ve got your must-reads right here. In advance of the 2023 ASAE Annual Meeting & Exposition, which kicks off Saturday, several expert content leaders shared their wisdom in articles and interviews.

Want to get a preview of a session, find out where to go to learn more later, or follow along from a distance?  Here’s your reading list from Associations Now.

Exploration Labs

Attend: “Applying Small Association Solutions to Big Association Problems,” 4 p.m. Sunday, August 6, in Room B401-402

Read: “Why Small-Staff Solutions Are Useful to Associations of All Sizes  (opens in a new tab),” By Molly Georgakis, CAE, Christina Lewellen, MBA, CAE, and Annie Storey, CAE, asaecenter.org, July 10


Attend: “Make an Impact and Create New Value by Engaging with ESG,” 2 p.m. Monday, August 7, in Room B406-407B

Read: “Five Key Questions to Drive Your ESG Framework  (opens in a new tab),” By Kristi Donovan, CAE, asaecenter.org, December 14


Attend: “Shaping Member Education Through Collaboration: An Association Partnership,” 2 p.m. Monday, August 7, in Room B302-303

Read: “Boost Bonds With Fellow Associations Through Collaboration,” By Hannah Carvalho, AssociationsNow.com, June 28


Attend: “The Six Toughest Decisions Association Boards Must Make,” 2 p.m. Monday, August 7, in Room B304-305

Read: “What Association Boards and CEOs Must Understand in the Age of Polycrisis  (opens in a new tab),” By Jeff De Cagna, FASAE, asaecenter.org, June 20


Attend: “How a Traditional, Risk-Averse Association Embraced DEIA,” 9 a.m. Tuesday, August 8, in Room B310

Read: “How One Group Helped the Insurance Industry Embrace a More Inclusive Future  (opens in a new tab),” By Sheri Singer, asaecenter.org, June 21

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Samantha Whitehorne

Samantha Whitehorne is a former editorial director of Associations Now in Washington, DC.

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