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Interview with an Expert: Beth Hayson, American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons

Blue Sky eLearn

Since I began working at AAOMS in 2002. There is going to be an expectation for accessibility of better data to create educational strategy as well as meaningful and relevant content for your membership. Survey your membership and specifically those who attend your eLearning programs to provide relevant learning experiences.

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Facilitation Friday #25: Five Keys to Strategy Discussions

Idea Architects

Facilitation Friday #25: Five Keys to Strategy Discussions. When was the last time you were in a session intended to produce good strategy that actually did so? Too often strategy conversations are anything but strategic. Participants bring their past experiences and present expectations to the strategy effort.

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Thinking and thriving

Aaron Wolowiec

After serving as an association executive for more than 10 years, De Cagna launched his company in 2002 to challenge association boards, CEOs and executives to build their organizations to thrive in an uncertain future. It lays the groundwork for new strategies and helps association leaders plunge into a future that may seem murky, at best.

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The Importance of Getting Lots of Little Things Done Well Every Day

Association Adviser

Christine Smith, Boxwood Technology. This month’s Corner Office spotlight shines on Christine Smith, president of Boxwood Technology , a leading provider of online career centers and career-related services to more than 1,100 associations. AA: So, why don’t more associations put career centers front and center on their websites?