Association CEOs find Twitter a valuable tool for reaching members and news media, but shy away from hot-button topics.
The partially remote workplace is here to stay but is constantly evolving. Association leaders are advised to make frequent assessments and course corrections. “For me, being present is a big part of my job. But that’s not the case for everybody. And that’s OK,” said Craig Purser, CEO of the National Beer Wholesalers Association. He said the most important thing is for him to be "even-handed and fair and consistent.”
Woods named next CEO of American Institute of Architects
Current top executive of National Institute of Building Sciences will succeed CEO Robert Ivy, who is retiring after leading group for a decade.
Making webcasts a memorable experience for attendees
Organizers should consider time constraints and crafting networking sessions that maximize opportunities for attendees to speak.
New group creates community for association revenue pros
Peer-to-peer conversations offer members ‘an opportunity to speak candidly about the challenges facing our teams,’ PAR founder says.