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Growth and expansion: CAI chapters adopt new programs and services

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Through flexibility, sharing, innovation, and the implementation of new ideas, we’ve accomplished so much. Many chapters reported an increase in sponsorship sales and registration fees leading to pre-pandemic revenue streams. Chapters are what make CAI great.

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Golden State collaboration: CAI California chapters discuss year ahead

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Chapter executive directors and board leaders from San Diego and Sacramento to the Pacific Ocean, the Sierra Nevada, and everywhere between discussed the new issues communities are facing—rising insurance rates, supply chain delays, and safety concerns—to the recurring such as drought, wildfires, and legislative issues. .

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How an Association Helped Put Craft Beer in the Smithsonian

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is a story of immigration, urban change, technological innovation, and evolving consumer tastes,” the museum said in a press release announcing the showcase, which opens October 25 within the permanent “Food: Transforming the American Table” exhibition. “The history of brewing in the U.S.

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How Much Should Associations Care About Blockchain?

Associations Now

Nevada passed a series of laws designed to encourage the use of blockchain in the state, including the creation of a regulatory sandbox and a law that explicitly allows companies to use a blockchain to store public records. But even with the hype successfully deflated, they argue that “the blockchain story is just beginning.”

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 7.21.17

Reid All About it

LMS provider WBT Systems writes about instructional design innovations that associations could borrow from “ModPo” and a few other award-winning MOOCs. Presenter: Patti Shock, academic consultant, The International School of Hospitality, and professor emeritus, University of Nevada, Las Vegas. 1 CMP credit. More info/register.

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How AAA’s New Car-Share Service Thinks Beyond Ownership

Associations Now

The service, a product of AAA’s innovation lab A3Ventures—“A3” is a great way to slacken up “AAA,” by the way—allows residents in the California cities of Oakland and Berkeley to pick up a car wherever one might be located, drop it off in a specific zone within the city, and grab a different car later on.

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Gaming Association to Presidential Candidates: What’s Your Stance?

Associations Now

Among the list of questions sent to the candidates: How would you encourage the growth of innovative new companies like daily fantasy sports companies? Which actions would you take to support the many immigrants who work in our industry? What steps would you take to combat the multibillion-dollar illegal gambling sector?