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Association Brain Food Weekly: 9.30.16

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Learn how different meeting rooms support learning outcomes and help maximize meeting ROI, develop a better understanding of how technology can help build multi-way communication in the room and for virtual participants, and hear about different venues types and non-traditional room layouts that help foster connections between and among delegates.

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 10.21.16

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Location: Maryland Psychological Association, Columbia, MD. Forward-thinking associations see the value in moving towards a more personalized one-to-one communication style, but can be overwhelmed at the start because the steps look too steep. 1 CAE credit. More info/register. Host: Association Networking Group. Tue 10/25 at 12 p.m. –

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 5.15.20

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The weekly list of free educational events and resources for the association community… Benchmark survey on communicating in the current climate. Naylor and Association Adviser’s annual Association Communications Benchmarking Study is now open to association professionals. More info/register. Host: Cvent. Host: Cvent.

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Leadership and the Future of Volunteering

Associations Now

As Boomers slowly edge toward retirement, they’re being replaced by Gen Xers who are impatient with all your rules , man, and Millennials who expect to do meaningful work quickly. At the Maryland Association of CPAs (MACPA), town hall meetings serve as ideation sessions and low-commitment opportunities increased.

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Who is Generation Z and How Will They Impact the Future of Associations?

Association Adviser

According to the US Census Bureau, Gen Z outnumbers Millennials and Baby Boomers, making up 25 percent of the population. They are quick to pick up new software, platforms and technologies, and often, according to a University of Maryland study , display symptoms of emotional distress when kept away from their personal electronic devices.