RGI President Leslie Murphy, FASAE, CAE, recently joined Bryan Orlander from Charitable Advisors’ Not-for-profit NEWS podcast to discuss how an association management company’s components translate to charitable non-profits. Here are three takeaways from their conversation: 1. The importance of credentials
If you could take a quick look at our association’s social media calendar, you’d see a variety of planned content. For example: what events are happening, new jobs posted on the website, and thank you to sponsors. What might not
Associations depend on their board, staff, and volunteers every step of the way. Volunteers get involved because of the personal and professional aspects of an association and that is exactly what board members must keep in mind when leading. Below
What is worse than scheduling a meeting only to have participants tune out of the conversation? We’ve all had this happen, whether it be a virtual meeting or an in-person meeting. Our first instinct is to be frustrated with those
You have a creative website. You have a fun annual conference. Your trade association has several benefits, yet your member companies seem to drop after the first year. What do you do? The solution is more feasible than you may
Volunteers are the foundation of any non-profit. If you don’t have new volunteers coming into the mix on a regular basis, you’re missing a key leadership development opportunity to bring in new ideas, new opportunities and even new revenue. Here
The annual conference for each association is a time for reconnecting with peers, industry-specific education, meeting new partners and more. It is a time for the association to address members and give them updates on the state of the association.
We’ve all been there, we’ve all had our first day, and we all know the feeling of learning a new workplace and a new group of people that you may see more than your own family at times. It’s the
While reviewing my upcoming tasks in our master timeline, I saw the annual reminder to “ask next year’s conference chair for the theme and start logo design.” If your to-do list has a similar reminder, I encourage you to stop,
RGI President Leslie Murphy, FASAE, CAE, recently joined Bryan Orlander from Charitable Advisors’ Not-for-profit NEWS podcast to discuss how an
If you could take a quick look at our association’s social media calendar, you’d see a variety of planned content.
Associations depend on their board, staff, and volunteers every step of the way. Volunteers get involved because of the personal
What is worse than scheduling a meeting only to have participants tune out of the conversation? We’ve all had this
You have a creative website. You have a fun annual conference. Your trade association has several benefits, yet your member
Volunteers are the foundation of any non-profit. If you don’t have new volunteers coming into the mix on a regular
The annual conference for each association is a time for reconnecting with peers, industry-specific education, meeting new partners and more.
We’ve all been there, we’ve all had our first day, and we all know the feeling of learning a new
While reviewing my upcoming tasks in our master timeline, I saw the annual reminder to “ask next year’s conference chair
