New 2020-2021 TSAE Board Chair Tiffany McGee, CAE talks about her journey in association leadership and why TSAE has played such an important role in her career.

Our new board members were installed virtually in July and will officially be recognized in October during the New Ideas Annual Conference.

COVID-19 has caused most to rethink the appropriate delivery methods for the various learning and networking opportunities that comprise their respective education portfolios.

This decision to shift to a virtual platform has impact across all areas of the event, including the question of how to generate value for sponsors and exhibitors.

In the new era (or at least, for now) gatherings have taken on a new look – if they’re going on at all.

Continued health measures related to COVID-19 in place around Texas don't mean you can't explore these cities safely.

With the support of my association, I joined TSAE, got involved on committees, joined the Certified Association Executive (CAE) study group, earned the CAE, spoke at New Ideas, and finally, served on the Board of Directors for the last three years.

We didn't choose this awful pandemic, but we are choosing to use its fallout as an opportunity to create a more powerful and valuable experience for our attendees.

Cathy Lancaster, 1994-1995 TSAE Board Chair, passed away July 15, 2020. Following time as Sales Director of the Austin Hilton Inn, Cathy became Executive Vice President of the Texas Land Title Association in 1981, and she served for almost 20 years. During this time she was the first female ever elected as chair of TSAE.

Due to the conditions in the state of Texas, the TSAE Board of Directors made the difficult decision in late July to move the 2020 New Ideas Conference completely virtual this fall. Our team is busy turning our attention to the “new” New Ideas so that we can deliver an experience that offers additional education hours and sessions, allows you ...