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Hearing out member and staff concerns is valuable, especially for new leaders. But you need an action plan too.

“I’m just here to listen.”

Those can be the most important five words a leader can say when they enter a new role—or safest and most passive. No question, one of the first steps a leader should take with a new association, new team, or new board is to h...


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Association Laboratory’s survey suggests that employers are tightening their belts and looking beyond associations for training and support.

A new survey has found that associations are under increased pressure to demonstrate their value.

The


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A strategic plan must do more than collect dust. But success involves trust, attention, and accountability.

No association leader wants a strategic plan that just sits on the proverbial shelf. But what does it mean to actually put it to use?

Create initiatives that achieve the goals stated in the plan, would be the obvious answer. But execution doesn’t a...


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A new retail sales tax on events is drawing concern from the association community. Here is what’s at stake and how you can make your voice heard.

A new Washington State retail sales tax on live presentations is raising concerns across the association community, and a bill in the state legislature could provide some relief for nonprofits.

Last year, Washington e...


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With modern venues, mountain views, and a downtown rich with experiences, Denver sets the stage for meetings that feel anything but ordinary.

There’s something different about meeting in Denver. It could be the 300 sunny days per year that make the city feel brighter. Maybe it’s the ever-present mountain views that provide endless inspiration. Or maybe it’s the dedication...


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