Running an effective committee meeting is not something any committee chair should take lightly. Like you, your committee members have volunteered their time, energy and expertise. As the committee chair, you are not only responsible for the goals defined by
The subtitle for this post should be “How to Get in the News Without Losing Sleep!” It’s not uncommon to find increased media coverage in an association’s strategic plan. Despite the rise of social media and other customized news channels, the
By 2020, 46% of the workplace will be comprised of Millennials (born 1981-1996), making them the largest generation in the workplace. There are already more Millennials than Boomers (born 1946-1964), who most likely are the largest segment of your association’s
January is here and it’s time to start tackling your New Year’s resolutions. Did reading more and learning new things land on your resolution list this year? Studies have cited that leaders are inquisitive and have an appetite to keep learning. For
A few days ago, you probably made some personal resolutions to get the New Year off to a great start. When you made those resolutions, did you think about your role on the Board of Directors of your favorite non-profit?
With 2016 winding down, it’s a good time to look back at our most popular blogs of the year. From financial management to event marketing to volunteering, here were the hot topics of 2016: Free Step-By-Step Event Marketing Template
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This e-book will examine each of these potential pitfalls—as well as what you can do to avoid them and ensure that your strategic plan is successful now and well into the future.
Many organizations feel that, as long as things are going fine, they don’t need to invest the time and energy into a strategic plan. However, there are a number of reasons that a board should invest time into strategic thinking
Running an effective committee meeting is not something any committee chair should take lightly. Like you, your committee members have
The subtitle for this post should be “How to Get in the News Without Losing Sleep!” It’s not uncommon to find
By 2020, 46% of the workplace will be comprised of Millennials (born 1981-1996), making them the largest generation in the
January is here and it’s time to start tackling your New Year’s resolutions. Did reading more and learning new things land
A few days ago, you probably made some personal resolutions to get the New Year off to a great start.
With 2016 winding down, it’s a good time to look back at our most popular blogs of the year. From
Success is often a matter of degrees. It’s frequently the difference between making that final push—doing that something extra—versus proudly
This e-book will examine each of these potential pitfalls—as well as what you can do to avoid them and ensure that your strategic plan is successful now and well into the future.
Many organizations feel that, as long as things are going fine, they don’t need to invest the time and energy