How to Use Social Media You’ve opened a Twitter (http://twitter.com/) account, you’ve created a Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/) business page, and you and your association are on LinkedIn (http://www.linkedin.com/home?trk=hb_home). Now what? This third in a series of posts on the subject will answer that. You already should have determined who in your
How to Use Social Media You’ve opened a Twitter (http://twitter.com/) account, you’ve created a Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/) business page, and you and your association are on LinkedIn (http://www.linkedin.com/home?trk=hb_home). Now what? This third in a series of posts on the subject will answer that. You already should have determined who in your
Another in a series of articles related to association management selected from our reading list by:Robert O. Patterson, JDCEO/ PrincipalThe Center for Association Resources, Inc. Board Training — Getting qualified people on the board – The Center for Association Resources What constitutes an effective and productive board member at a
Another in a series of articles related to association management selected from our reading list by:Robert O. Patterson, JDCEO/ PrincipalThe Center for Association Resources, Inc. Benchmarking for success Benchmarking is a measurement tool non-profits can use to gauge both their successes and areas for improvement. It can be defined as the
Another in a series of articles related to association management selected from our reading list by:Robert O. Patterson, JDCEO/ PrincipalThe Center for Association Resources, Inc. Working with difficult people Difficult people are everywhere – our homes, our neighborhoods, our families and our offices. Eventually, a challenging employee, volunteer or co-worker will
Another in a series of articles related to association management selected from our reading list by:Robert O. Patterson, JDCEO/ PrincipalThe Center for Association Resources, Inc. The Center for Association Resources presents Collaboration with other NPOs: A Win-Win Situation An avenue worth exploring for your non-profit – whether you are a start-up
