In her 2020 CEX presentation, Coaching Volunteers to Focus on What You Need, Laurie Reuben asks us to see every volunteer engagement as a mutual learning opportunity for both the association leader and for the volunteer.
Associations
Billhighway has built a library full of articles, webinars, templates, and more created exclusively for associations with components (chapters, sections, states, and affiliates).
By Billhighway Associations Webinars
Shift to virtual has placed a greater emphasis on leveraging technology. We’ll share tools to help maximize chapter performance.
By Peggy Hoffman Articles Associations
What makes this a bright spot? Chapters partnered with local firms to solve a mutual challenge - filling the leadership pipeline.
By Guest Author Articles Associations
We look forward to seeing how this turbulent year will shape our thinking as we head into 2021 and beyond. Here's the lessons we've learned in 2020.
By Guest Author Articles Associations
In the presentation The Hardest Conversations are the Most Important Ones: The Power of Perspectives, Lowell Applebaum, encouraged us to see these conversations as opportunities that can lead to better understanding and growth.
By Guest Author Articles Associations
CEX 2020 was a whirlwind of sessions, games (trivia, bingo and a wild scavenger hunt), and networking all in a virtual setting.
By Guest Author Articles Associations
It’s November – the month of thanks! Here are a few inexpensive ways to say thanks to your fav volunteer or anyone on your shopping list.
By Guest Author Articles Associations
What makes an effective volunteer and chapter leadership development program? One that's available at the moment of need.
By Peggy Hoffman Articles Associations
Low-performing chapters are a drag on the system and can fuel member dissatisfaction. Associations often respond with checklists and annual chapter reports, but the results rarely generate improved performance.
By Guest Author Articles Associations
CRPs…how’s your year going? We’ve seen the impact the pandemic has had on the associations we work with and sometimes, it isn’t pretty.