We all have them at some point – those rock star, give all that they got volunteers that lead our organization to new heights. They have the energy and drive to follow through on any commitment they make, and the results are top notch. Many have their finger on the pulse of opportunities and/or warning […]
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The Power of Positive Thinking in Leadership
Lately it seems there’s been a rise in the number of business blogs highlighting the power of positive thinking. As I come upon these blogs, I often stop and evaluate my ability to think positively. It’s easy for me to speak positively, especially when I know doing so is beneficial to others. But thinking positively […]
Three Words That Can Fix Your Biggest Marketing Mistake
There’s a big mistake most organizations make when developing their marketing message; they overlook an important fundamental buying principle. When someone makes a decision to buy a product or service, they do so because of one underlying factor – they see the intrinsic benefit they will get from it. That benefit may make their life […]
Fifteen Examples of Sound Financial Policies
Fiscal integrity in an association or chamber of commerce may start with a foundation of solid financial policies. Policies are a subset of the organization’s governing documents. The policies guide volunteer leaders, especially the elected treasurer and a finance or budget committee. While every organization will have unique policies based on their situation and concerns, there […]
Chisel Out of the Icebreaker Zone at Networking Events
At any given networking event, you’ll likely hear phrases like, “Can you believe the weather we’ve been having?” or “These appetizers are delicious.” Remarks surrounding topics like the weather or the event you are attending are common icebreakers because they are simple ways to start a conversation with someone you don’t know. In fact, I […]
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