5 Ways to Engage Your Association Members Beyond a Virtual Happy Hour
Here are 5 ways to engage your association members as we continue to see digital and hybrid meetings and events this summer and fall.
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Why Every Organization Should Consistently Ask Demographic Questions
We feel like we know our organization and its members well, the reality is unless you consistently ask demographic questions, you don’t.
Assuming the Best in Others: Communicating with Members and Volunteers
Check out a few tips for effectively and successfully communicating with members and volunteers.
Unique Sponsorship Experiences for Your Next Event
Take a look at the unique sponsorship ideas we’ve seen at industry events, have implemented at conferences, and think you should know about.
4 Sections Every Membership Satisfaction Survey Should Have
Knowing your members needs and wants is crucial. Here are the 4 sections we think every membership satisfaction survey should have.
Strategies for Engaging Millennials
On Tuesday, December 15, Redstone’s Carly Silberstein and Maddy Marchildon were thrilled to present at the Association Forum of Chicagoland’s Holiday Showcase. Holiday Showcase® is widely considered the industry’s best and most highly attended one-day exhibition for Chicago’s multi-billion dollar meetings and events market, with more than 1,400 delegates in attendance.
Is Your Association Ready for 2016? Dos and Don’ts for December in the Association World
Most associations wind down in December for the holiday season, as do many of us. You may only have another week or so with your volunteers before they take a well-deserved holiday. Here are a few things to consider as we enter the holiday season.
Attendee Engagement & Annual Event Success
How can organizations ensure they are keeping their events relevant each year? We have a few suggestions to ensure annual event success.
Ensuring Accountability in Your Association
Accountability in associations, especially those that rely heavily on volunteers, is critical to the success of your organization. If your programs, events, and members are relying on the work that is done by your committee members and board members, it is important that these volunteers deliver on their promises or your organization may suffer.