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You’re Never Too Young to Conquer New Challenges

Association Adviser

Christina McCoy, AMPED Association Management. Do you remember how you started working in associations? This month’s Corner Office professional, Christina McCoy, CAE , landed her first association job literally hours after taking her last college exam. She currently works for AMPED Association Management in Madison, Wisc.,

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The Hourglass Blog: We're All Millennials Now

The Hourglass Blog

skip to main | skip to sidebar. Were All Millennials Now. Millennials: Tech-savvy, entrepreneurial and independent, they tend to value work-life balance and meaningful work more than a large paycheque. Now, with the definitions listed above, I think Im going to start being a Millennial. Association Management.

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 3.9.18

Reid All About it

Now for the main event: upcoming free professional development events for the association community. – Adapt to Attract Millennial and Gen Z Talent . Millennials make up the largest segment of the workforce. Presenter: Terrance Barkan, CAE, international association management consultant. 1 CAE credit.

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Digital Transformation: It’s All About Culture

Leading Learning

In The No BS Guide to Digital Transformation: How Intentional Culture Change Can Propel Associations Forward , we posit that it’s all about culture. The main challenge associations face in digital transformation initiatives is that digital transformation is an iterative process that includes both technologies and culture.

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The Hourglass Blog: There is No Recipe for Innovation

The Hourglass Blog

skip to main | skip to sidebar. Most of these consultants are trying to sell innovation as a toolbox, but as former BusinessWeek writer Helen Walters aptly points out: Innovation cannot be reduced to a process. I went into that role with the impression that there was a way of "doing" innovation in the association world.

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The Hourglass Blog: Recipes for Innovation

The Hourglass Blog

skip to main | skip to sidebar. Possible opportunities for adaptation to association management, maybe? Close collaboration of designers and engineers, and deep involvement by designers in working with materials and manufacturing processes. Association Management. Developing Millennial Leaders.

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The Hourglass Blog: What's Your Innovation Readiness? Part 3

The Hourglass Blog

skip to main | skip to sidebar. The Innovation Task Force of the Wisconsin Society of Association Executives (which I chair), is trying to develop an assessment tool for association executives to use in determining the "innovation readiness" of their associations. Association Management. For Part 2 go here.