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Drones, Robots, and Farmers—Prepare Your Association to Meet Fast-Moving Technology Trends

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We selected this group because, as independent business owners, they were acutely aware of the challenges of digital markets and the attitudes needed for success. Keeping pace with this environment is a constant process of understanding what works, refining those strategies, and abandoning anything that does not add value.

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Key Qualities and Skills to Look for in Potential Board Members

Blue Avocado

Commitment to putting in the necessary effort is crucial; I look for those ready to invest their time and energy into achieving our shared objectives, demonstrating resilience, perseverance, and a proactive attitude. Joy Hinkelman from Wellness Center for Older Adults Can They Help Increase Our Sustainability and Growth Potential? .

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Move DEI Beyond Words

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Develop Competence Collegiality and good intentions are ingredients for success, but attitude isn’t enough to go the distance. Articulate the Vision Writing the diversity statement can be a co-creative activity. Create an environment at events and member activities that is inclusive and welcoming to all. All of us have baggage.

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Association 4.0—A Playbook for Success

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It became evident that, due to the complexity of the operating environment, there were services outside our realm of expertise that were not being provided. The CEO is the person with the power to create an environment that welcomes change. I’ve often thought that the model could work effectively in an association environment.”

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How ACLU NJ Defines Social Media Success: The First Important Measurement Step

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

While we have articulated our main goal and identified our stakeholders, we are still actively exploring what kind of investment we can make and what various benchmarks mean to us and more importantly what we should do with the numbers we collect. Change in attitude about your organization. What advice would you give to others?

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Does Your Nonprofit Organization’s Culture Eat French Fries for Breakfast?

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Organizations must support staffs’ self-care efforts through clearly articulate values, policies, and programs. Self-care in a nonprofit organization is the responsibility of both the individual staff person and the organization. And, people sit at their desks working without taking a break.

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Take Command -- How To Be A First Responder In Business (Interview With Author Jake Wood)

Eric Jacobsen Blog

"While most of our jobs don''t involve leading a tour of Marines through an ambush, or rushing into a relief zone just decimated by a hurricane, in today''s fast-paced, hyper-competitive business environment, we are ALL on the front lines, says Wood. And we can all benefit from a strategic way to approach problems and decisions," he adds.