Bright spots are a sign of something going right. Let’s talk about replicating bright spot behavior and practices.
Charlotte Muylaert
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.
Chapter members’ needs and interests change depending on their academic standing. Are your chapters keeping up with their journey?
The Association Component Exchange (CEX) is a one day forum for association professionals who manage, nurture, and work with chapters or components. Here's 10 reasons why you should attend the 2020 CEX conference!
We’re floored by the range of challenges and issues that component relations professionals (CRPs) must address every day.
KiKi L'Italien intereivewed CRPs at the 2019 CEX Conference on what people think CRPs do vs what CRPs really do. Here's the results.
Don’t leave your new members hanging after recruitment. Use these onboarding techniques to build positive relationships that last long after initiation.
Are you asking the right questions about your chapter’s financial and accounting processes? Keep your chapter on a strong financial footing for long-term success.
Reference our Chapter Leader Playbook for a breakdown of strategies and resources for a successful chapter and every chapter leader.