.orgSource

JUNE 14, 2021

In May 2019, when the panel discussion below was first published in the.orgSource newsletter, digital transformation probably wasn’t top of mind for most association leaders. Since 2020 taught us that only the digital survive, new strategies and approaches for IT are on every agenda. When do you stop having a choice?

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Reid All About it

JULY 10, 2020

So I nearly jumped out of my chair in joy when I saw an open letter in Harper’s Magazine signed by 150 famous people (dare I say, intellectuals) who are also concerned about the illiberal cancel culture and self-righteous trolling going on right now. Let’s hope people come to their senses and this groupthink stops. Communications.

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Reid All About it

JULY 3, 2020

A crisis not only makes us all early adopters, it also makes us more risk-tolerant… We need to focus on what is now possible, rather than lamenting what isn’t.”. “A A crisis not only makes us all early adopters, it also makes us more risk-tolerant… We need to focus on what is now possible, rather than lamenting what isn’t.”.

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Reid All About it

MARCH 24, 2023

Instead, recent AMS data reflects more accurately how your members and prospect attendees are living now. Claire Hoffman, BizBash ) Survey findings: More attendees register on site now than in the past, and early bird discounts attract event loyalists, not new attendees. You’ll see the next edition on Friday, April 14.

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