Associations Now
JANUARY 8, 2019
A new Brooklyn facility for freelancers—launched in collaboration with the Freelancers Union and New York City—could prove inspiration for a field that’s growing in prominence but comes with a lot of extra complications.
Associations Now
OCTOBER 2, 2019
WeWork is not the only player—though it shares about half the flexible-office market with Regus owner IWG—and associations looking for nontraditional office space to house their employees still have multiple options to explore. markets it studied to 13 percent in 2030 (600 million square feet).
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Plexus Consulting
MARCH 31, 2014
By Steven Worth President, Plexus Consulting Group Associations are finding success in adapting business practices from the for-profit sector for their own use, and this includes the discipline of detecting and targeting market trends. Market-driven U.S. Market-driven U.S. is actually declining.
Associations Now
AUGUST 19, 2018
Strickler framed his argument around his own experience at Kickstarter, which he helped launch in 2009 as a crowdsourcing platform for artists looking for outside funding for their projects through individual pledges. Strickler said much of his concern about redefining value stems from his experience living in New York City.
Associations Now
MARCH 7, 2014
cities and states are getting creative when it comes to how they market themselves. If it’s true, it looks like there’s a new trend in the destinations space. cities and states are getting creative when it comes to how they market themselves to attract new leisure and business travelers as well as meetings and conventions.
Reid All About it
MAY 12, 2017
50% of technology projects fail—the technology moves forward, but the organization does not. Most technology projects have non-technological goals: raise more money, serve more program participants, or become more efficient. Typography in Marketing. Host: American Marketing Association. Wed 5/17 at 4 p.m. 1 CAE credit.
Associations Now
DECEMBER 2, 2014
A serious shift in the market, partly due to increasingly popular ride-sharing services, is having a significant effect on a valuable asset for taxi companies: the medallions that give them the right to operate. At one point, a New York City taxi medallion cost more than $1 million, and they have regularly sold for six figures elsewhere.
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