Associations Now

MARCH 23, 2023

From being champions for staff to serving as role models, read on for some women inside and outside the association space who have made a difference. Murn, CAE Associate Director, AMPED Association Management I’ve had the pleasure and luck of many women mentors through my career at this point. Maya Angelou.

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Association Adviser

AUGUST 7, 2017

I worked for the Propane Education & Research Council from 2005 to 2012 and learned much about association marketing, management and content creation. I’m originally from Richmond and as my wife and I were looking to move back, an opportunity became available to work for Easter Associates, Inc.,

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Association Adviser

MARCH 18, 2014

TFFA represents the state’s leading petroleum marketing, grocery distribution and convenience/grocery retailing organizations. Association Adviser: Chris, tell us a little about TFFA’s reach and the scope of industries served. That’s what associations are competing with. This allows me to focus on the big picture.

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GlowGlobally

NOVEMBER 13, 2008

global association strategy, regional planning and local infrastructure to grow your business. Market & Biz Plan. Emerging Market Cities Open Their Doors to Associations » Nov. Marketing and Communications Platform. Hotel and meeting logistics management. Special Delegates Management.

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The Hourglass Blog

APRIL 21, 2011

Born in 2006 as the brainchild of Dr. Nick LaRusso, the CFI was first called the SPARC Lab (with the acronym standing for its methodology: see, plan, act, refine, and communicate). In fact, the CFI itself owes its existence to some very unofficial activity: LaRusso recalls that the idea first arose in 2005 at a happy hour with colleagues.

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The Hourglass Blog

OCTOBER 15, 2010

Not too long ago a friend sent me a link to this article about "Why Marketers Cant Afford to Ignore Baby Boomers." In a culture that endlessly focuses on youth, the article warns marketers not to overlook a group that has tremendous buying power: the 78 million Baby Boomers in the U.S. Labels: Baby Boomers , Marketing.

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