Tag Archives: covid-19

As part of a 2020-2021 Strategic Initiative set by the Texas Society of Association Executives’ Board of Directors, TSAE conducted a COVID-19 Impact Study on the Texas association and events industry.

Intentional changes to the distribution of membership content during the pandemic brought unintentional changes to the value of association membership.

As employees begin to return to the workplace, one consideration that is paramount in the minds of employers is whether they should require employees to receive the COVID-19 vaccines.

How four Texas-based associations across different sectors rose to the challenge to deliver value and support their members in a challenging 2020.

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

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

If you are an association executive director or head of events charged with shaping the next decade for your association – this is your chance!

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

To do their part to contain the COVID-19 pandemic, most associations are rescheduling or canceling their face-to-face trade shows, conferences and meetings scheduled, but the need to connect with members remains.

I hope all of you are coping as best you can during what has repeatedly been called an “unprecedented time.” We keep hearing there is no roadmap for this, which should give us some comfort when we feel completely unmoored and our teams are looking to us for guidance.