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ASAE12 Making Innovation Happen workshop agenda released

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Association CEOs and C-Suite executives attending ASAE12 are invited to participate in the workshop, which will take place on Sunday, August 12 from 1:30 pm-5:30 pm in Room D161 of the Dallas Convention Center. Participants also will have the opportunity to develop a strategy for making innovation happen in their associations.

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Making Innovation Happen Survey: Sharing Key Results

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A key takeaway from the survey results is that while association CEOs are focused on driving innovation primarily as a cultural intervention, they are having less success with building innovation as a sustainable organizational capability. Developing new ideas and concepts. Business model innovation. Capturing time to innovate.

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Join Jeff for Better Boards Workshop on March 8 in Denver

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Develop a governing mindset that embraces stewardship and rejects micromanagement. The Building Better Boards workshop is intended for association board leaders and members, CEOs, C-Suite/senior executives and staff involved in managing board work.

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Associations Unorthodox Shift #3:Eliminate budgets

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Moreover, the inflexible constraints of traditional budgets constantly place association CEOs and C-Suite executives in the difficult position of having to justify to boards how dynamic external forces wreak havoc with fixed internal agreements around both revenue streams and costs.

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Associations Unorthdox Shift #6: Build a strategically legitimate board

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While the size, method of selection and composition of boards, the role of executive committees and the nature of CEO-board relationships can look very different depending on the association, all of these choices connect back to certain deep-seated beliefs about how boards are supposed to function. The Opportunity .

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Asking different questions: MMCC 2013 edition

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Every association will need to come up with its own specific answer to this question, but one thing is abundantly clear: associations need to develop new capabilities for co-creating radical new value with their stakeholders.

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Three design challenges for 21st century association business models

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Association boards, CEOs and senior executives will need to answer a wide variety of questions as they embark on the work of developing new business models to enable their organizations to thrive over the next decade and beyond. The progress challenge: Designing business models that can be both adaptive and resilient.