Cutting edge discussions with association executives and professionals about how associations create community. Leaders in the association field provide insight into principles, concepts, and tactics for creating community in membership organizations.
Associations Creating Community
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Cutting edge discussions with association executives and professionals about how associations create community. Leaders in the association field provide insight into principles, concepts, and tactics for creating community in membership organizations.
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August 6, 2020
Kris Williams from the International News Media Association (INMA) Discusses Creating Community Across the Globe
<p>Kris Williams is Membership Director for the International News Media Association (INMA), which has over 11,000 individual members from 123 corporate members, from nearly 70 countries. The Board has very broad international representation, with also regional boards to represent different regions of the world and help create community. The members are on the business side of the news operation, rather than on the journalism/content side. INMA also live and recorded webinars internationally, in addition to in-person meetings, to also help build community. The Association also connects news organizations from different areas with one another as a community-building effort.</p>
August 3, 2020
Building Community Through Relationships
<p>Kat Shamapande is the Director of Professional Development for the National Association of Surety Bond Producers (NASBP), which has members from many countries and also has its own international podcast with information about the surety industry. A podcast is a great way to benefit the members, says Kat, but also those who need to learn about the surety industry, and ultimately to build an international community. One important focus of NASBP is helping members build relationships and trust, because it is a rather niche industry and relationships are very important to the businesses.</p>
July 31, 2020
The Virtual Conference Experience
<p>Arianna Rehak, CEO of Matchbox Virtual Media, which produces virtual events and conferences for associations. Virtual events began as stand-alone events, but the covid pandemic thrust Matchbox Virtual Media into the fray with so many meeting cancellations. Arianna says that Matchbox primarily helps associations have virtual conversations, which are not just webinars but live virtual events with attendee interaction and chats in real time. People can connect in meaningful ways to create community even if on a virtual basis.</p>
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