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Never before has rising above the noise and cutting through the communications clutter been as difficult as during the COVID-19 pandemic and recovery.

Don’t repeat the mistake many organizations made 12 years ago during the Great Recession of cutting their training budgets.

If video isn’t already a critical component of your member engagement strategy, it should be.

Many executives are making lasting improvements during the pandemic adversity, turning a difficult situation into something more positive.

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.

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.

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

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.