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NYSAE Elects New Officers and Directors at Annual Meeting
“We can all be proud of NYSAE's leadership to the association and not-for-profit community,” said Claire Rosenzweig, CAE, and President & CEO of the Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan New York. As immediate past chair of NYSAE and chair of NYSAE’s Nominating Committee, Rosenzweig presented the slate of officers and directors, who were unanimously elected at NYSAE’s May Annual Meeting, held at the University Club.
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Neil Mullanaphy (right), acting president and CEO/senior vice president sales for the Puerto Rico Convention Bureau and a member of NYSAE’s Board of Directors, spoke at the Annual Meeting on the rebranding initiatives of the Convention Bureau as it prepares for its
50th anniversary. Also pictured are Joel A. Dolci, CAE, NYSAE president and CEO, and Claire Rosenzweig, CAE, immediate past chair of NYSAE, who presented the Nominating Committee report and NYSAE’s year-end review.
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The Changing Regulatory Landscape For New York Associations
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Charitable nonprofits (such as colleges and universities, hospitals and nursing homes, museums and foundations, usually tax-exempt under Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3)), are commonly publicly-funded through donations and government contracts. They also
have the benefit of numerous state tax and other incentives to sustain their activities. As a result, they merit a high level of governmental oversight.
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Meeting Curation: The Future of Professional Meeting and Event Planning
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Today, successful meeting and event producers live in the impact zone. Our role in the new normal has transitioned from traditional meeting professionals to meeting and event curators. Like museum curators, we creatively bundle new tools, information, relationships,
and messages into one powerful story and experience. In doing so, we have burst out of the confines of rates, dates, and space to create valuable, meaningful, and beautiful events. Our new mindset is one of providing attendees with new value, new experiences and environments, and
new connections, helping them escape the pull of the past.
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Ed Dramberger, national account executive with the Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau, joined NYSAE in 2009 as an associate member because he wanted to learn new strategies from other members on association management and meeting planning. He took the plunge, volunteering right away by joining the NYSAE Marketing Committee, where he felt he could utilize his skills to support the organization with its goals and objectives.
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14 Secrets of a Successful Online Newsroom
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Associations and nonprofits have just as much, if not more, incentive to attract attention from journalists as for-profits do, because they speak for their profession, industry, or cause. While associations may not have the teams of public relations professionals that many
larger corporations have, they can help busy journalists find the information they need quickly with a robust online newsroom, thus increasing journalists’ interest in their organizations.
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Insights to Relaunching, Measuring, and Protecting Your Brand
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An association’s brand must succinctly convey who we are through colors, images, and text, communicate our missions and visions clearly to all our stakeholders, and be consistent throughout all our marketing and communication channels. The New York Society of Association Executives’ (NYSAE) May Communications Institute on The ABCs of Rebranding presented industry experts who shared their knowledge and offered case studies on how to relaunch, protect, and measure an organization’s brand. Held at New York’s University Club, the program was organized by Lauren Beneri, account executive at Kellen Company, and a member of NYSAE’s Education Committee.
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A Case Study for An Association Website Redesign
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Modern websites are more than just a replica of an association’s structure, or a recreation of brochures or lists of products, services, and activities. They must more assertively represent an association’s position, its leadership in the industry, and its value to members and non-members alike.
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Digital Disparities Still Remain
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One-in-five adults do not use the Internet, according to the Pew Internet Project of the Pew Research Center. The difference between that group and the majority of Americans who do go online remains strongly correlated with age, education, and household income,
which are the strongest positive predictors of Internet use.
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Matt Powers has been named director of sales for Bridgestreet, an international provider of corporate apartments.
Former NYSAE president Mary Ann Tuft, CAE, will receive an Honorary Fellowship from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
The American Red Cross has partnered with PuroClean, a national property emergency restoration franchise, as a member of the Red Cross Disaster Responder Program.
Three of the Hawai‘i Convention Center’s largest meetings of 2011 made significant contributions to Hawai‘i schools, hospitals, nonprofit organizations, and communities.
NYSAE Welcomes Its Newest Members
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Building Nonprofit Capacity: A Guide to Managing Change Through Organizational Lifecycles
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Strategic Business Transformation
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The Instant Survivor: Right ways to Respond When Things Go Wrong
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June 2012 Issue
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