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Improve Association Value With Soft Skill Training

Smooth The Path

If I ever identified a conference, or a seminar, or a workshop I wanted to attend, money would be found and off I would go. It was surprising to find that not all organizations treat professional development the same. When associations offer soft skill training (i.e., Conferences give members permission to take time to learn.

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Want to Maximize Association Membership Value? Create Indispensable Engagement

Higher Logic

We’re most attached to the groups or organizations that we’re most involved in. You might be experiencing the effects of a lack of engagement at your association now, without realizing the source of the problem. With tools like online community and marketing automation , you recreate the best parts of your association online.

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Be the Voice of Relevance—Make Mission, Vision, and Values Fit the Moment

.orgSource

When you are considering an update, it’s also a good time to take the temperature of trust in your organization. If you are interested in exploring organizational trust on a deeper level, join us on March 2 for the.orgCommunity Leadership ColLAB at the OLC Education and Conference Center in Rosemont, IL. Values create community.

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Your Conference Is Offering Learning Scrap That Is Not Even Worth Recycling

Velvet Chainsaw

Your conference and association value proposition is under attack! Education and networking are two benefits of conference attendance and association membership. From my back of the envelope calculations, that leaves 28% (or about $335 per employee) for conferences/external investment.

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Are Associations Attitude Changing Machines?

Smooth The Path

By the time members join the association, or get to the conference, or attend their first chapter meeting, they might be all beaten up. They may be worried about money, their money, or their organization’s money. This is the power of associations. Related: The real value of associations for members.

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The Real Value of Associations for Members

Smooth The Path

Some members might say, “the value of my association is talking to other people who get it because I’m the only one like me at my organization.” Members say things like, “a board member made a point of stopping and talking to me in the hall at the conference.” ” I feel valued. .

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Are Associations Losing Their Members’ Trust?—The Leadership ColLAB Explores This Critical Question

.orgSource

The Leadership ColLAB conference was an opportunity to bring professionals together around what we believe is a critical question. We structured this conference based on feedback from.orgCommunity’s fall Solutions Day participants. Do our members and stakeholders view our association as legitimate?