College Station is the economic hub of the Brazos Valley, which is home to everything from technology startups to family farms and everything in between!

Associations are generally experts in governance. However, they may have a blind spot when it comes to governing their digital presence.

Burnout is a very real thing, and it affects people at all roles, in any industry.

As association leaders, the more open you are to applying a range of communication skills, the better you lead with precision.

You can list every reason why you don’t need to plan for next year, but even when everything is uncertain, it’s all the more reason to have a plan.

Microaggressions are like emotional papercuts that we inflict upon one another, often without realizing it.

Despite the pandemic, there's plenty to do and see (even virtually) across Texas.

While we’re optimistic about what the new year will bring, association pros will have to work hard, persevere and be the engine in moving the industry forward.

Over time, the number of tasks and duties you can complete via mobile devices has steadily grown. It started with the ability

Tiffany Wehner McGee, CAE, Chief Executive Officer, Texas Trial Lawyers Association and Theresa Parsons, CAE, CMP, Executive Director, Texas Council of Administrators of Special Education, were honored with the 2020 Chairman’s Award by Immediate Past Chair Tracy Tomson, CAE, this December. The award is given each year by the outgoing TSAE Board Chair to a person or persons who have ...