2019 was a year of progress for so many associations. Starting with a vision, and translating that vision to the right actions to overcome tough issues and achieve resilient results! As we review the year 2019, it’s Thomas Oppong that says so well what we learned from a few of our clients: “Goals … [Read more...] about The Best of Association Communicators in 2019
Association Leaders
Uncover Unexpected Gems Among Your Members
Did you know that “North America offers some of the most unique, inspiring and colorful gems found on this Earth?” So says Noreen Paris, who sources one of my favorite jewelry brand, David Yurman. I contend you’ll find some unexpected gems in your membership when you bring everyday members to the … [Read more...] about Uncover Unexpected Gems Among Your Members
Approaching Association Planning With a Warrior Spirit
Warrior spirit is an uncommon term in business. In athletics - yes. In religion - yes. Even in psychology. Kathy Marlor describes a warrior spirit this way: If you ever worked hard to get a college term paper done and “Aced” it or simply set a goal and didn’t quit along the way no matter how tough … [Read more...] about Approaching Association Planning With a Warrior Spirit
A Letter to An Association Executive
Good morning Association Executive, Executive Director, and/or EVP, I hope this note finds you well. I'm in the middle of a 2 -day webinar with all of the Real Estate Associations of Hawaii and Guam! It's the most interesting workshop I've ever done - as you can imagine. Not only the … [Read more...] about A Letter to An Association Executive
Finding and Growing Leaders – Plant Seeds Often and Handle Them with Care
When was the last time you really thought your process of finding and developing potential leaders for your organization? Communication, finding them, and growing them them is vital. Not unlike gardening, the process of growing healthy leaders involves a few important steps. Done properly, you will … [Read more...] about Finding and Growing Leaders – Plant Seeds Often and Handle Them with Care