2017 Leadership Newsletter Social Media 
Achieve
OCTOBER 6, 2023
Social media is an indispensable tool for raising awareness for your nonprofit’s cause, reaching new audiences, and strengthening your relationships with donors. However, your nonprofit isn’t the only one that understands just how valuable social media can be for your fundraising efforts. After all, with 4.9
Association Adviser
DECEMBER 11, 2018
Here are the top 10 individual communication channels from our 2018 survey: There’s not much change in the top five from 2017’s list. In-person events, printed member magazines, eNewsletters, webinars and leadership development events (typically held in-person) retained their same rankings from last year.
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Reid All About it
JUNE 25, 2021
Would you like to subscribe to this newsletter? 2021 has seen a 250% increase in anti-transgender discriminatory bills introduced at the state level since 2017, when many people first remember hearing about “bathroom bills.” Host: Events Leadership Institute. Heather Sharpe, Instructor | Event Leadership Institute.
Association Adviser
OCTOBER 23, 2018
Landscapes | Paysages has won two gold and three silver EXCEL awards from Association Media & Publishing for the Canadian Society of Landscpae Architects. One is Association Media & Publishing’s EXCEL Awards. Digital Media. Newsletters. www.associationtrends.com/all-media-contest/#about. Social Media.
Associations Now
MAY 5, 2017
It doesn’t matter if the error is a typo or due to a technology issue beyond your control, an inaccurate email will leave members with a bad impression and may even cause some to unsubscribe from your newsletter. 4 Better Ways to Handle a Condescending Co-Worker #assnchat #leadership #hr [link] via @dailymuse @LeaMcLeod.
SCD Group
DECEMBER 11, 2016
Big boards with layers of committees and elaborate schemes in the officer track tend to bog down associations and deter younger members from leadership. Some associations cling to printed quarterly newsletters or magazines even though many members have switched to social media and the Internet.
Association Adviser
AUGUST 7, 2017
Reading “fake news” is even more interesting, particularly on social media where passionate individuals often hide behind a left- or right-wing moniker and feel emboldened enough to spat about a blog or not-so-reputable news site. An intense social media volley ensues until the real news is buried among insults and exaggerations.
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