The new overtime rule is a reality, and come December 1, associations will need to be in compliance.
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Associations might not be excited about coming changes to rules for overtime pay, but inside the debate lies a perhaps unexpected lesson about the choice to raise your association’s membership dues.
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Google’s decision to rejigger its search engine to favor mobile-friendly sites simply codifies something that should be obvious by now.
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Chief elected officers are where the “buck” stops, therefore they need to be the most informed and prepared officer of the nonprofit corporation. There are four knowledge areas that are critical to their success.
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Despite the glut of information available to almost anyone, many journalists still rely on the press release and PR professionals for story leads. One communications pro shares some tips on crafting an effective release and the art of media pitching.
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Polling professionals say that fewer people are responding to surveys, which dilutes the credibility of the results. What can associations do to keep their survey findings reliable?
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Don’t throw out your credit cards just yet. While Apple scored a lot of buzz last week by launching a mobile-payments technology of its own, the company is far from a first mover in the space—and despite the potential of better security, payments represent an area where low-tech options stick around generations after they’ve been usurped.
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Unofficial housing companies use various tactics to woo meeting attendees to book outside the official room block, causing associations to pay costly attrition fees. What are associations and the broader meetings industry doing to combat these poachers?
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