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Wild Apricot Updates September 2008

Wild Apricot

As you may know, the Wild Apricot blog about non-profit technology is hosted and sponsored by Wild Apricot software. The main focus of our blog is technology help and advice to millions of small non-profits.

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Wild Apricot - final updates for 2008

Wild Apricot

About Wild Apricot Our blog provides technology advice for small non-profits. Many subscribers are also Wild Apricot software clients, so we do monthly blog posts about our software.

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Wild Apricot updates November-December 2008

Wild Apricot

Our blog provides technology-related ideas and advice for small non-profits - professional and business associations, clubs, charitable organizations, churches, activist groups and communities. Many subscribers are also Wild Apricot software clients, so we do occasional blog posts about our software updates.

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Wild Apricot Updates October 2008

Wild Apricot

Wild Apricot non-profit technology blog is sponsored by Bonasource, creators of Wild Apricot software.

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Why associations should choose the Nimble AMS + Salesforce partnership

Nimble AMS

By 2008, association technology was stagnant, and Nimble AMS began to design a blueprint for innovative technology with association-specific solutions. Since 2012, Nimble AMS h as worked with the Salesforce platform to create association-specific tools to elevate member engagement, drive strategic goals, and streamline staff processes.

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2016: An Association Blogging and Podcasting Odyssey

Spark Consulting

I’ve been blogging about association management since 2008 – and I was far from the first one into the pool.

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Is a Four-Day Workweek Right for Your Association?

Associations Now

Rising gas prices after Hurricane Katrina and the 2007 financial recession led CUPA-HR to introduce the shorter workweek into its 2008 summer schedule to better support staff. “We