Leadership

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.

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.

There are several rites of passage for association work, but probably none is more controversial than “brainstorming.” The mere mention of the term elicits equal number of exasperated eye rolls and hopeful eyebrow raises.

Lauren Turner, CAE, CMP shares why her success wasn’t achieved alone and why receiving a TSAE award proves that she must continue to surround herself with smart people.

Now, more than ever, leaders have a profound responsibility to develop messages of optimism and hope.

Onboarding, whether it happens remotely or in the office, doesn’t begin or end after an employee’s first day on the job.

The rising cost of rent, talent acquisition and retention, and a desire for more flexibility from employees are ongoing challenges facing today’s association leaders.

When interviewing of potential hires, it is important to understand the types of interview questions and their effectiveness.