The coronavirus has changed the way we live and work. Peter dives into what the future of education under the 2020 pandemic looks like.
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If you think hosting a virtual conference makes it more difficult to surprise your attendees or incorporate small elements of fun, think again.
A look at how three associations came to decisions related to their group’s largest event and often biggest revenue maker: the annual conference.
Today’s headlines surrounding racial injustices are affecting all of us. Here's how one chapter is committed towards a more diverse and inclusive industry.
Will chapters survive? This is a question we’ve heard on every virtual idea swap we’ve hosted since the pandemic. Here’s what’s at stake.
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We spend way too much time at conferences, meetings, work. Here's a few tactics we can employ to help our attendees take advantage of the power of movement.
One association shares a guide for putting together virtual conferences, complete with a list of software options and resourcing strategies.
How can associations help members and their communities during the COVID-19 pandemic? Offer volunteer opportunities. Members can still volunteer.
A few simple steps can tell new members, “We’re glad you’re here.” Don’t miss the chance to help them connect with your staff and community from day one.
Associations are working to convert in-person events to virtual and finding networking opportunities. Can effective networking happen virtually?