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The Next Step in AI and Events

Artificial Intelligence · United States

The Next Step in AI and Events

Associations have been using generative AI around content and support. What will it take for them to engage more with personalization? This is a tricky inflection point for associations when it comes to AI. Organizations have gotten more comfortable with using it for low-hanging-fruit situations—content generation, chatbots—and increasingly recognize the importance of communicating its value and dangers to their membership. But the next step is…Read Article

How Events Can Drive Value in Times of Budget Cuts

United States · United States

How Events Can Drive Value in Times of Budget Cuts

Even in lean times, well-executed events can boost revenue and engagement. When budgets tighten, many organizations are forced to make tough decisions about where to invest. But for associations that rely on engagement, exposure, and growth, one investment continues to deliver measurable returns: hosting successful trade shows and conferences. At eShow, we’ve seen how organizations turn events into essential revenue streams to offset cuts and…Read Article

Report: Association Business Models Need Retooling

Massachusetts · Massachusetts

Report: Association Business Models Need Retooling

The study from McKinley Advisors encourages leaders to look beyond small tweaks and think about holistic changes in terms of audience and revenue. A new report challenges association leaders to expand beyond member-focused adjustments and think more broadly about their potential customer base. Business Model Innovation: Fuel for an Association’s Mission was published last month by the consultancy McKinley Advisors. The report recommends that lea…Read Article

New Developments Make Sioux Falls a Destination for Associations

Host your next meeting in Sioux Falls, South Dakota’s largest city—where versatile venues, rich culture, and vibrant cuisine come together to create a memorable experience. The post New Developments Make Sioux Falls a Destination for Associations appeared first on Associations Now.Sioux Falls · Sioux Falls Read Article

Discover Meetings in Virginia Beach

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What Successful Change Management Looks Like

A survey of employees finds that most are disappointed in how leaders communicate around change. A solution: Assume a negative balance of trust, and work to improve it. Change is good, we like to say. But employees may have a few thoughts about that. A recent survey on change management, published in April and conducted by the firms TalentLMS and WorkTango found that employees don’t respond well to change when there’s a lack of communication an…United States · United States Read Article

Report: Exhibitors Need to Step Up Interactivity

A survey from Freeman found that attendees are looking for demos tailored to their needs, but the old-school booth remains the standard. Conference attendees are seeking more personalized and hands-on experiences when visiting tradeshow booths, according to a new report. Unpacking XLNC: The Future of Commerce for Trade Shows and Conferences, a report released in late April by the events production firm Freeman, is based on a survey of approximat…United States · United States Read Article

Can Your Board Use an Outsider?

Association governance is challenging. Bringing in outside expertise can help bring focus, and improve your leadership pipeline. Organizations thrive on outside perspectives: Sometimes it takes the participation of somebody who isn’t in your association’s bubble to see where your challenges are. The entire consultant industry is built on this notion, and though just about everybody can share a story where that outside perspective was ill-informe…United States · United States Read Article

Empire of office workers strkes back against RTO mandates

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: The rebellion grows and it seems resistance is not futileDepartment of Government Efficiency See the Story

A Cure for CEO Pessimism

Recent surveys paint a gloomy picture of leaders’ expectations. But before tightening belts or praying to the AI gods, think about a bigger strategy. Optimism. Remember that? According to various surveys, leaders were overflowing with it six months ago. A CEO survey conducted by Fortune and Deloitte shortly after the November elections found a surge in positive feelings about the economy in general and their own company’s good fortunes. Now, not…United States · United States Read Article

Toronto is all in, 100%

Toronto thrives on diversity, innovation, and cultural fusion, making it the heart of Canada’s creative and economic engine—where global perspectives meet distinctly Canadian values. Hundreds of cultures, languages, and perspectives coexist here, shaping a city that is both global in reach and unmistakably homegrown. Plan your meeting in a city that’s 100% all in, all the time. The post Toronto is all in, 100% appeared first on Associations Now.Innovation · Toronto Read Article

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