policies 
Aaron Wolowiec
APRIL 19, 2016
At the foundation of communications should be a clear sustainability policy that’s shared with all audiences. In the survey, 97 percent of venues reported having an internal sustainability policy and 64 percent said their policy is publicly available. And, of course, efforts would be remiss without effective communications.
Aaron Wolowiec
APRIL 19, 2016
At the foundation of communications should be a clear sustainability policy that’s shared with all audiences. In the survey, 97 percent of venues reported having an internal sustainability policy and 64 percent said their policy is publicly available. And, of course, efforts would be remiss without effective communications.
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Aaron Wolowiec
MARCH 9, 2015
Whereas lobbying engages policy makers, public relations engages a public platform devoid of class, gender, race and socioeconomic divisions. At one time, associations earmarked thousands of dollars for lobbyists. But that’s slowly shrinking, thanks to the advent of social media, blogs and citizen journalism.
Aaron Wolowiec
JUNE 25, 2013
“ASAE is monitoring and influencing at the national level on a wide range of issues from policies affecting meeting and tradeshow attendance by government employees to protecting the tax exempt status of all of our organizations,” Robertson said.
Aaron Wolowiec
SEPTEMBER 9, 2014
A new report by Pell Center for International Relations and Public Policy at Salve Regina University advocates for such an organization, arguing a lack of skills and information is undermining efforts to improve cyber security. 1: Train your employees in security principles. Has your association fallen victim to hacking?
Aaron Wolowiec
OCTOBER 14, 2014
Advertise your Wi-Fi policy. A little public relations tip for hotels and conference centers: You’d be wise to jump on the bandwagon. If you’ve got an opinion on the ruling, make it known. Write an op-ed. Stay tuned for more on this, as I’ll be writing follow up posts. I’d like to hear from hotel professionals and/or lawyers.
Aaron Wolowiec
MAY 8, 2012
Call it a rule, a policy, a culture or “the way we’ve always done it.” Do we just not want to commit to the effort, are we afraid of rejection, are we afraid of the unknown, are we intimidated by the key players, do we not want to expose our weaknesses, or perhaps it’s just easier to do nothing at all. Whatever the reason, enough is enough.
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