Mon.Apr 29, 2019

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Associations Are Not Responsible For Hotel Rooms That Go Unused

Eric Lanke

A while back I wrote a kind of mini-series on this blog I called Paradoxes in Association Management , which I described as the counter-intuitive practices that we must embrace if we want to be successful. I'm not sure if this one really qualifies, but I'm going to try and frame it that way. Associations are not responsible for hotel rooms that go unused.

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Problems with Association Membership

Association Success

Are you ready to create a new member onboarding program? This year I joined three associations and let two memberships lapse. Since I specialize in member engagement I paid special attention to each association’s onboarding and renewal messaging. One association sent a welcome email from the executive director inviting me to reply with questions. I did have questions so I wrote back but never received an answer.

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Report: Nonprofits Excluding People With Disabilities

Associations Now

RespectAbility, a bipartisan group focused on inclusion for individuals with disabilities, says that bias is a key factor that puts disability-inclusive diversity on the sidelines at many nonprofits. Are nonprofits focusing enough on inclusion when it comes to individuals with disabilities? A new study not only suggests that they aren’t, but also that welcome mats are hard to come by for the roughly 20 percent of Americans who have some form of disability.

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How Should Your Association Think About Reserves?

Association Adviser

What factors associations should consider when deciding what to do with reserve funds and when, or how much to invest in a reserve portfolio. The post How Should Your Association Think About Reserves? appeared first on Association Adviser.

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How to Increase Membership Renewal

Dive deep into essential elements that drive member retention. Learn why members may hesitate to renew. Discover actionable techniques to encourage their return and foster lasting engagement. Uncover reasons members choose not to renew. Learn effective tactics to elevate member engagement and communication. Explore methods to encourage member renewal and active participation in your association Download now to take charge of your membership retention strategy!

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Five Millennial-Friendly Benefits to Offer Your Team

Associations Now

From free food to a commitment to student loans, organizations looking to hire younger workers are learning to boost their millennial-friendly benefits, and when the time is right, let loose. Trying to add young professionals to your staff? Now might be a good time to look at the benefits you’re offering—and where you can make them stronger. When it comes to attracting millennials or generation Y, a lot of it comes down to added flexibility that gives them a degree of added control or freedom ov

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Why Some CEOs Still Struggle With Social Media

Associations Now

At this point, social media is old hat, but many leaders find it challenging to capture the right tone online. (Even the big names!) Is the answer to show a little humanity—but not too much? What’s the best way for leaders to express themselves in a public forum? And is the answer to that question to be found in the most high-profile cases? Maybe not.

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Daily Buzz: The Perils of Breaking Out of Your Comfort Zone

Associations Now

Working outside your comfort zone is said to breed success, but be careful not to push yourself too far. Also: a lesson from Microsoft on reshaping legacy organizations. You’ve heard it before: The first step in achieving growth, be it professional or otherwise, is to step outside your comfort zone. But stretching yourself too far can have consequences.