What do your association executives hear when you say chapter member engagement?
Charlotte Muylaert
We’re returning to AGC and the remaining three phases of a successful chapter benchmarking project: sharing that data, providing resources, and supporting their growth with chapter leader training and development.
Let’s get into the nitty-gritty of a chapter benchmarking project, starting with a well-designed chapter self-assessment tool.
You want data that truly reflects chapter performance and progress toward mutual goals. Here's five prerequisites for a successful project.
Let’s say you collect a lot of chapter data and share it with chapter leaders, then what? How do they use it? How do you use it?
Here are six steps to identifying a chapter bright spot and figuring out how it happens so you can help other chapters replicate that success.
Bright spots provide a doable road map for chapter leaders. They prove that other chapters have followed this approach and found success.
Bright spots are a sign of something going right. Let’s talk about replicating bright spot behavior and practices.
Here are six steps to identifying a chapter bright spot and figuring out how it happens so you can help other chapters replicate that success.
Bright spots provide a doable road map for chapter leaders. They prove that other chapters have followed this approach and found success.