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Twelve Association Scholars Named to ASAE’s 2022-2024 DELP 2.0 Class

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DELP scholars participate in an accelerated leadership program of education, mentoring and volunteer service in the association community. ASAE thanks the Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau for its ongoing support of the DELP program for more than 20 years. Director of Education and Professional Development.

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The new association “normal”

Aaron Wolowiec

ASAE The Center for Association Leadership , which supports the interests of more than 22,000 association executives and industry partners representing 10,000 organizations worldwide, sat down with President John Graham about new membership models and game changers he sees happening for associations during the coming year. JG: Mobile!

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Member, Meet Sponsor: A Model for Reaching Under-Served Segments

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As shared here in January , SPE began to offer free student memberships in 2014, via a partnership with Society of the Plastics Industry, which acts as a sponsor to subsidize the student memberships. The regular dues rate of about $300 is reduced to $60, with the remainder paid by one of NESDA’s “ Industry Angels ” sponsors.

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111 Intriguing Chats for 2011

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It should also be noted that the list reflects my interests: associations, events, travel, tech, government, education, social media, communications, marketing, public relations, and jobs. College Educator. Kindness & community is the key. CharlieCurve - Charlie Wollborg; Detroit; Chief Troublemaker at Curve.

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Reinvent What You Do, Not Who You Are

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How structural changes in our economy are moving entire industries out of the United States leaving members out of work and without the appropriate training to move into something else. We can't spend months debating about the usefulness of social media and then wonder why we aren't moving the needle on jobs and education.

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