Remove executive strategies

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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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How Technology is Transforming Strategy

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For decades, the practice of strategy has been about the application of static planning frameworks to the task of solving mostly understandable business problems. Designing strategy as learning enables associations to imagine, anticipate and capitalize on technological disruption, instead of always lagging far behind it.

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Associations Unorthodox e-book available on August 8

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” In the e-book, Jeff challenges boards, CEOs, C-Suite executives and other key contributors to break free of the association community’s orthodox beliefs and make six radical shifts toward the future to help their organizations thrive in the face of relentless societal transformation: De-emphasize membership. Eliminate budgets.

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Asking different questions: MMCC 2013 edition

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To move the conversation in a more generative direction, I want to challenge boards, CEOs, C-Suite executives and other contributors to grapple with three core strategic questions that will require them to undertake an honest appraisal of personal, organizational and industry orthodoxies.

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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. The Opportunity.

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