Cover Story:Change as a Full-Time Job By:Mark AthitakisAn association executive's roles will only become more complicated in the coming years. Nathan Victoria has mastered the art of multitasking while preserving a singular vision. (Titled "The Change Agent" in the print edition.)
Business Intelligence That Turns Data Into Action By:Joe RominieckiAn in-depth business intelligence program keeps Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Institute members a step ahead. They can thank Paula Feldman for that. (Titled "Intelligence in Demand" in the print edition.)
Diversity and Inclusion Gets C-Level Clout By:Martha C. WhiteIn his new role as chief diversity and inclusion officer at the United States Tennis Association, D.A. Abrams, CAE, is working to change the face of the game—and make the business case for D&I in associations. (Titled "Different Strokes" in the print edition.)
'A Constant State of Change' By:Martha C. WhiteLeadership is constantly evolving, says the University of Maryland's Maggie Elgin. Future leaders better get used to it.
6 Radical Shifts for Associations By:Jeff De Cagna, FASAEJeff De Cagna, FRSA, FASAE, chief strategist and founder of Principled Innovation, offers six radical shifts associations can make today to thrive in a new world.
Online elections cut costs, up participation By:Beth ZiesenisBetter technology and increased security measures are making virtual voting a reality for some associations. (Titled "Virtual Vote" in the print edition.)
Be Where Your Members Are By:Katie BascuasAptify CEO Amith Nagarajan shares tools for improving and measuring member engagement.
Turn Onsite Energy Into Member Excitement By:Joe RominieckiThe Healthcare Businesswomen's Association shares three engagement methods it uses at its conferences and events to get people involved for the long term. (Titled "Face Time" in the print edition.)
Yearly or Year-Round? By:Joe RominieckiPick the dues-billing style that makes renewals easy—for members and staff.
Best Benefit Ever: Insurance For some professionals, the right insurance is hard to come by. That's where an association steps in.
Meetings
Serve With Care By:Samantha WhitehorneTips for managing food allergies at events.
Destination: Oklahoma City By:Samantha WhitehorneThe Sooner State's largest city boasts a walkable downtown district, noteworthy venues, and a soon-to-be-built convention center.
Books: Do Leaders Make a Difference? By:Kristin ClarkeNot always. But when they're at your organization at the right time—with the right skills—their impact can be significant.
Board Culture Matters By:Kristin ClarkeNonprofit consultant Nancy Axelrod's six steps to a better board. (Titled "Culture Shift" in the print edition.)
How I Got Here: Kim Schardin, CAE She went from washing dishes in the sixth grade to running three dermatology organizations today. Here's a look at her career timeline.
Supplements
Trading Spaces: What the Elections Mean for Washington-Area Employment By:Katie BascuasA post-election employment flux is coming soon to greater Washington. Find out how area associations can leverage the city's revolving door of talent. (Titled "Trading Spaces" in the print edition.)
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