My wife sent me to Safeway the other day — on a mission: to get some Kraft Macaroni & Cheese…it was comfort food night. I hadn’t shopped for this product in years, but I fondly remembered it as a “post- college” staple — 19 cents a box, add some butter and milk. Delicious…and filling. So […]
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Is Your Board Complacent or Compliant?
Is your association’s or chamber’s board of directors performing at peak capacity? Are its members current on federal regulations that affect their governance? Does the board regularly evaluate itself within best practices in board management and administration? Are members clear about their roles and responsibilities? The world of nonprofit governance is changing rapidly and far […]
Webinars: Are They Still Relevant?
When the economy crashed, the meeting planning industry took a hit. At the time, many organizations were forced to rethink the traditional meeting format. Enter in virtual meetings and webinars. Now that the economy is slowly getting better, so is the ability to bring back face-to-face meetings. Ironically, it coincides with webinar platforms performing at […]
Do You Have a Heart for Service?
When I recently heard about an 89-year-old gentleman who was running for City Council, I wondered why someone of that age would still feel compelled to serve. This guy was a former mayor who had served two terms on his local City Council in the 1960’s. Comfortably “retired,” he still was active in his Kiwanis […]
The Power of Video: Tips for Associations and Chambers
In this digital age we live, video can be, and in many instances is, the most engaging way to communicate via the web. As chambers and associations, we need to more fully employ this mode of communication. The video blog below details three ways we can more fully utilize the power of video, as well […]
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