The constant chase for more has driven us to such elevated levels of stress and anxiety that it’s becoming the stuff of global studies.
In one of the largest studies of burnout in history, Gallup found that 60% of people are detached at work, and 19% are miserable.
If the thought of giving a speech or presentation in front of a crowd or group makes you break out in a cold sweat, you aren’t alone. 75% of adults express a fear of public speaking.
By Kay Neidlinger, CUDE, VP Communications, Indiana Credit Union League
The Indiana Society of Association Executives (ISAE) staff recognize the current COVID-19 situation and its impacts on our members, partners and the associations they represent. ISAE is committed to providing maximum support to our members during this time of crisis and uncertainty. We will continually provide updates as the association industry, ISAE events, committee meetings and other member gatherings are impacted.
By Callie Walker, MemberClicks
By Katherine M. Finley, PhD, CAE, Executive Director, Organization to American Historians
By: Caroline Hoy, Boardable Content Manager
By Alyssa Gibson, American Alliance of Orthopaedic Executives (AAOE)
According to learning evangelist and Event Garde CEO Aaron Wolowiec, “Finding a speaker for an event can sometimes be a daunting challenge. How do you really know if the selected individual will bring the right mix of knowledge, enthusiasm and engagement to the room?”
The ASAE Annual Meeting & Exposition was held from August 10-13 in Columbus, Ohio, and neither the convention nor the city disappointed. The conference opened with a keynote by bestselling authors Jeremy Heimans and Henry Timms in which they discussed the “new power” dynamics in today’s society. Their talk was based on their bestselling book, New Power: How Anyone Can Persuade in Our Chaotic, Connected Age. Until recently, the world was defined by “old power” which was held by only a few and was jealously guarded. “New power” is transparent and participatory. New power can help us run more dynamic associations especially in an era where the public is demanding more openness and input into their associations and many individuals’ engagement with associations is declining. The challenge is to channel this “new power” to make it work for you and your association and to develop a leadership pipeline for the future. The book is a fairly easy read and relatively inexpensive (available through ASAE or Amazon for less than $17).
By: ISAE Digital Marketing Committee
By Callie Walker, Senior Inbound Marketing Specialist, MemberClicks
By Alyssa Gibson
By: Caroline Hoy, Boardable Content Manager
By Dawn Sparks
By Kim B. Stoneking, CAE, CBC, Senior Associate, Springboard International, LLC
Katherine Mandusic Finley, Executive Director, Organization of American Historians
Rachel Daeger, Executive Director, Society for Nutrition Education and Behavior
