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‘We’re feeding more people with less’: What food security nonprofits need now

Candid

And we cant afford to burn out our people trying to bridge the gap, said Eric Cooper, CEO of The San Antonio Food Bank. Investment in people and infrastructure Food insecurity is up. Donations are down. Organizations are being asked to provide food for more people with fewer resources.

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San Antonio CVB Takes Steps to Transition to Nonprofit

Associations Now

The San Antonio Convention and Visitors Bureau wants to better their competitive advantage and bring in more money by transitioning to a nonprofit. The more money we can spend on making sure San Antonio is visible within the state, nationally, and internationally, the better competitive advantage that we certainly will have.

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We All Can Win Championships

YourMembership

And that led me to think about the San Antonio Spurs and their newly earned 2014 NBA Championship. I looked across the floor from our booth and saw the good folks with Ewald Consulting , an association management company that just completed moving 42 associations to the YourMembership.com platform in 11 months.

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How Events Are Leveraging Creativity As They Go Virtual

Associations Now

The Brewers Association’s Craft Brewers Conference was supposed to be a three-day event in San Antonio, Texas, this month. “It’s early, so I’m not foreclosing on the option for disruption, but it’s looking good.”. Stretching out the event digitally. Notably, the virtual event has been made free by the association.

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Divided we fall: Helping address inequality in community associations

Ungated

Pursuing a flag-related amendment was encouraged, but a more immediate strategy for the board was to use their nuisance clause to target the behavior as interfering with other residents’ quiet enjoyment of their homes, says Burton, a shareholder of Roberts Markel Weinberg Butler Hailey in San Antonio.

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Presentation: Managing the Multi-Generational Workplace

Jamie Notter

Here are my slides from this morning’s presentation to the Architectural Precast Association in San Antonio. For a change, I’m NOT speaking about Humanize , but talking about generational differences in the workplace. Thanks to everyone who came to the presentation!

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Diving in: More community pools are open for the summer

Ungated

Burton, an attorney with Roberts Markel Weinberg Butler Hailey in San Antonio, recommends that boards record and enforce COVID-19-specific pool rules and inform residents that they “will expire when state mandates are lifted.”. Eighty percent of survey respondents reported no issues with residents complying with pool rules.