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Ringing the Bell for Member Engagement

YourMembership

Member engagement played a big role in the content that was presented in the meeting’s sessions. I focused on it in my presentation “How to Build an Online Community” and received a lot of interesting feedback from those association professionals attending. represented ad hoc members. Know your members.

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Do You Need a Member Engagement Strategy?

Smooth The Path

Many of the members Arlene refers, rise to volunteer leadership roles. Like the members she refers, Arlene is no stranger to volunteering. Throughout her member career, she’s been a presenter, appeared in video testimonials, and written articles. The post Do You Need a Member Engagement Strategy?

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7 signs of a successful enterprise association

Nimble AMS

Member-centric How would you measure your association’s commitment to your members? All member-based organizations are focused on membership: attracting new members, boosting member retention, enhancing member engagement, and more. As an association leader, you don’t know what you don’t know.

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Building Buy-In for an Online Community at Your Association

Higher Logic

You don't have to be a hypnotist or a master of persuasion to build support for an online community among your association’s board and executive team. Instead, you need to align your new online community with the mission and priorities of your association's leadership. New Member Acquisition. Growing Non-Dues Revenue.

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How Content & Thought Leadership Can Build Association Value

SCD Group

Louis Institute for Association Leadership (STIAL) meeting got a personal look at the strategies and tactics of the Composite Engagement Score system. I really like the concept of “scoring and tracking” member engagement of your association. This is the essence of thought leadership. Think about it.

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Developing My Dream Association

Smooth The Path

We would plan an innovation program that will help the association be nimble and quick, always seeking to solve member’s problems as the profession or industry evolves. These are some of the most important things I would do as I built my dream association. Related: The new member engagement rule of three.

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Eric Lanke: The Chairman's Gift

Eric Lanke

Association executive and author. Leadership. Member Engagement. We have a tradition in our association of giving a gift to our outgoing Chairman of the Board. Most associations recognize the contributions of their outgoing chair some way. Labels: Member Engagement. Leadership. (22).