Maddie Grant, of the Diary of a Reluctant Blogger tagged me with the Eight Things meme (eight things most don't know about me) so here goes. 1) My undergraduate degree is in nutrition and I actually worked as a counselor at two live-in weight loss camps for kids during college ...
A flyer in a PAC fundraising manual was considerably different from others - features a fundraising competition between a man and a woman (both elected presidents) - and the loser will shave his/her head. ...
J-Nott scooped me! Interestingly, three members of the blogoclump are published in the
Fall 2007 edition of the Journal of Association Leadership. And, here's an association ...
That’s WOW as in “what others want,” as well as the usual sense of the word. Lunch ran a little long, so presenters Max Suzenaar and Amanda Marijanovic of Minding Your Business, Inc., had to truncate their session a bit, which was a shame because it was really, really interesting. ...
Jason Alexander as Donny Clay, motivational speaker, at lunch today: OMG! I could not even begin to describe his act, but suffice to say there were several minutes-long stretches where I was laughing so hard tears came to my eyes. My stomach is still sore. He was beyond hilarious, and ...
So should Associations have their own page on Wikipedia? (
See To Wiki or Not To Wiki.)At the risk of joining in on the flip-flopping by changing position on a comment I made on
Ben's blog, I've come to the conclusion that, if you have the ...
I attended a surprisingly refreshing Web 2.0 seminar this morning. It was put together by PRSA. You know it was good because this night owl was actually happy to have gotten up so early to be there. Pete Snyder ...
A new wave in sustainable business models is beginning to crest. Social capitalists are combining the power of innovative product development and social sector investment to produce consumer-pleasing solutions with truly world-changing results. One great example is belu, a bottled...
So, here’s a quick skip on the session I just went to about making meetings relevant to Generation Y, aka Gen Why, as speaker Eric Chester called them.
But first, his best quote: “It used to be you’d say, ‘if you do what you’ve always done, you’ll get what you’ve always ...
