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Staying Ahead in the Digital Age: The Imperative of Reskilling in Associations
Most associations say they don’t have initiatives to keep staff up to date on emerging technology. It’s not that they don’t want to, there are often other obstacles.
Associations Look to Products and Programs to Boost Revenue
Moving toward innovation and new horizons, most association executives seek pathways through products and programs to stimulate growth and increase profits.
58% of Association Executives Report Increased AI Usage in 2023
A drastic shift in sentiment towards AI emerges among association executives, with more organizations leveraging artificial intelligence for enhanced productivity and member engagement.
Majority of Associations Lack a Consistent Dues Strategy
An Avenue M poll reveals that 70 percent of associations don’t raise dues on a regular basis, but several note that it’s time, signaling an urgent need for change. Tailoring…
ASAE Text Poll: Associations Strive for Optimal Mix of Workplace Perks
A recent survey by the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) and Avenue M Group revealed that while almost half of associations don’t plan to add workplace amenities to encourage…
Association Leaders Blend Data and Intuition to Make Better Decisions
Amid an overwhelming amount of data, association executives seek to integrate intuition with data rather than relying solely on one or the other. The human element—and empathy—still play a large…
ASAE Text Poll: Associations Are Committed to Brighter Financial Futures for Staff
A recent survey by the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) and Avenue M Group found that nearly half of associations (48 percent) offer substantial contributions to employee retirement funds.
86% of Associations Recognize Need for Overhaul in Membership Dues Structure
Avenue M Poll reveals a sense of urgency among association CEOs and executives for increased growth, flexibility, and engagement choices
ASAE Text Poll: Associations Embrace and Support Employee Professional Development for Organizational Success
A recent survey by the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) and Avenue M Group found that most associations (72%) pay 100 percent toward continuing education (CE) for employees.
