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From the Corner Office: John Graham, ASAE The Center for Association Leadership

Association Adviser

John Graham, president of ASAE The Center for Association Leadership is our Corner Office profile subject this month. John, what is the biggest change you’ve seen on the association landscape since we talked in Dallas this time a year ago? I’d say mobile technology. I’d say mobile technology.

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GMA Executive Conference: Perhaps the End of a Very Good Thing? A Review

Association Navigator

McChrystal’s wonderful presentation was a mix of military history (Lord Nelson at Trafalgar and Napoleon’s march to Moscow), the war on terror in Afghanistan and Iraq, and leadership lessons we should learn from these chapters. Lord Nelson – One of General McChrystal’s Leadership Examples.

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Association Staffing and the End of Toll Booth Workers: 3 Lessons for Association Executives

SCD Group

When driving with my son in the Dallas area a couple of weeks ago, I discovered that Texas is tearing out toll booths. Technology at work. As new, disruptive technologies emerge, what jobs within associations are similar to a toll booth worker? Just cutting the costs? Using the cost savings to pay for upgraded technology?

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New NBA Players Union Executive Blazes New Trail

Associations Now

The National Basketball Players Association (NBPA) has a new executive director, and she’s looking to score some points for an organization in need of strong leadership. Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson, NBPA’s chairman and a former NBA player, took on an additional leadership role during that crisis. A Lengthy Process.

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CMI's Association Management Blog: Dealing with the Recession

Observations on Association Management

For example, despite the unmistakable importance that the sales force is to the success of any large business, sales departments seem to be among the first to be trimmed or to "get the axe" altogether when costs are cut. One thing associations should NOT do is take a leadership role in spreading a message of scarcity and fear.