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COURSE DESCRIPTION: The True Implications of AI for the Association Industry A four-part strategic conve

In this episode, we’re going on a trip to the tradeshows, conferences, and other events associations host for their members.

How has the role of IT manager evolved from the past to the future?

Today’s associations need to make sure their tech infrastructure is taking advantage of tech innovations to deliver safe, reliable, usable technology to its stakeholders: staff and members.

Gone are the days of a job title like IT Manager being a simple explanation of one’s job. In the age of information, where we're all connected at work and at home, the functions of the job are going to change as technology continues t

Associations are evolving along with changes in technology by using data collection to keep members involved.

We’re exploring data analysts–the people that harness raw information to glean insights that drive member value for associations.

Associations have cited generational transition as a factor in diminishing membership and involvement. But by using technology, associations can engage with the next generation.

Modern associations are on a digital transformation journey–using data to find out what members really want, and leveraging the latest technologies and methodologies to give it to them.

Data is incredibly important in our personal and professional lives and we need a system to help collect and organize it.

Six guests share their experiences involving association spaces – including changes they saw in the workplace, traits of being a great leader and what the future holds.

Digital engagement experts discuss growing non-dues revenue, how associations make money, and what content members are craving.

Associations are often invisible, but they have a huge impact on industries, people, and the communities they operate in.

As everything moves online, associations need to become media companies to feed the content beast.