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How to Address Sinking Engagement

Associations Now

But that’s still above or at the percentage between 2000 and 2013. What the study does reveal, though, is that organizations still haven’t cracked the code of managing hybrid work and creating opportunities for connection within their workplace and professional communities. So, what does “make it valuable” look like?

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Reads of the Week: March 1, 2013

Reid All About it

One of my favorite posts this week is by Kivi Leroux Miller, a nonprofit communications consultant, author and trainer, who also happens to be a North Carolina gal. By wisely leveraging technology, your organization can go so much further than you can imagine. She writes: . “As Read her post to find out how. Digital Trends ).

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Association Brain Food: 2.9.24

Reid All About it

For Sunday soup night, I made a delicious wild rice and mushroom soup from the January/February 2013 issue of Cook’s Illustrated. Organizer: Association Women Technology Champions Tue 2/13 at 1 p.m. – Leave with tools you can use today to build a strategy that best fits your organization. Location: Denver CO. More info/register.

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An Association Rebrand From Start to Finish

Association Success

The organization was founded in 1950 and nothing about the brand had changed since then. When we had a change of leadership, branding became a hot topic so we jumped on the opportunity to make changes. The hurdle is getting the organization to see change as positive, not scary. The Process. Culture does change with a rebrand.

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The Folly of Suppressing Overhead

Eric Lanke

Suppressing overhead suffocates organizations and leads to higher turnover, poorer leadership, and worse service." He writes about the non-profit sector, and usually social service organizations, but so many of his perspectives are directly applicable to the association world. This is a great example. Program growth.

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A One-on-One Growth Strategy

Associations Now

Dan Berger became CEO of the National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions in 2013, his primary goal was simple: Get out of the office. “I So we had to not only maintain our value proposition but better communicate it and then improve on it.”. It also means effectively communicating meaningful trends to members.

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The Trouble With Extroverted Leaders

Associations Now

Strong personalities are essential for leadership, but one study suggests that extroversion can be too much of a good thing. A good leader needs some kind of presence around the office—how else do you communicate that there’s an authority around? Hard-charging execs can learn something from introverts.

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