| June 3, 2010 - #1752 |
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Ask and you shall receive
Members must be cultivated to think of giving to their associations beyond dues, a new ASAE survey finds, and with its new foundation set to debut soon, the association is all too aware of this notion. Read more.
'Mature' Springtime holding own
Attendance slightly dipped again this year for ASAE's Springtime show, last week in Washington, as the number of nonexhibitor participants fell to just over 2,000. Also, education was largely meetings-oriented, with topics such as personalizing the meeting experience and tips on hotel contracts. Read more.
Opryland hotel set to reopen Nov. 15
In addition to cleanup, hotel must replace electrical wiring, technology. Read more.
Hotel marketers see pendulum shifting
Though the movement is from the buyers’ market of the past 18 months, there still are one-sided contracts out there. For everyone, there is a lot of concern.Read more.
Photo group thinking holiday rush in September
Technological advances behind move of big show. Read more.
Small associations may benefit under new health law
Provision allows tax credit for small employers, which can include nonprofits, by Abdel Makhlouf. Read more.
Colorado alumni group finally picks new staff chief
Position filled by interim for 2 years, during which association became university-controlled. Read more.
Executive Changes
Jeff Simms, Gerald N. Tirozzi and more.
News in Brief
Association of Executive Search Consultants, American Society for Nutrition, Retirement Income Industry Association and more.
National Trends
The nation’s top divorce attorneys cited an increase use of social networking as evidence; people who have nocturia have an increased risk of dying; and more trends from American Association of University Women, National Restaurant Association and Federal Communications Commission. Read more.
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| Commentary |
Back to the drawing board on brunch?
ASAE's 2010 Springtime - The Tradeshow Floor, by Elliott Jaffa. Read more.
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