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Have you reserved YOUR seat for the 2005 Heart & Soul Luncheon?
Women’s Executive Leadership
Luncheon—Heart & Soul
Friday, January 28, 2005, 11:00 a.m.– 2:00 p.m.
Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
ASAE Members $80, Nonmembers $100
Red attire requested.
ASAE and The Center for Association Leadership are honored to present the second annual Women’s Executive Leadership Luncheon–Heart & Soul. This event brings the association community together to raise awareness of the number one health issue facing women: heart disease.
Touted as one of the best awareness events for women and heart disease, Heart & Soul will be the D.C. kick-off for National Wear Red Day to promote heart, health, and awareness. ASAE and the Center for Association Leadership leverage the scope of this important luncheon by partnering with The National Institute of Health Heart Truth Campaign, American College of Cardiology, American Heart Association, Heart Rhythm Society, American Hospital Association, WomenHeart, Sister to Sister Foundation to present a very important and heart warming event.
Register today!
http://www.centeronline.org/programs/program.cfm?ProgramID=1564
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Time is Running Out to Register for the NEW Great Ideas Conference
February 13–15, 2005
The Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort, Phoenix, AZ
Presented by The Center for Association Leadership and
The American Society of Association Executives
Limited hotel space available—Reserve your room today!
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"Congratulations on the fantastic success of the New Great Ideas Conference! Your team did a great job of designing such a meaningful conference. I took away plenty for my left brain and equally for the right brain, and actually my brain hurts a bit right now!"
- Bill Reed, CMP, national sales director, Walt Disney Parks & Resorts |
WHAT to Expect…
The following collaborative learning formats are help you cultivate new relationships and ignite dozens of practical ideas you can use immediately:
- Three outstanding general sessions;
- Idea Labs—concurrent, specialized sessions tailored to various practice areas;
- Lunchtime Conversation Café—the opportunity to discuss your problems and solutions with your peers;
- Business Solutions Response Labs—hear from our business partners on the solutions they can provide to your challenges;
- Sunset Solutions, the chance to grab a cocktail and head into the Phoenix sunshine to reflect on the great ideas discovered throughout the energetic day!
WHO should attend?
Sessions are designed for CEOs, senior staff, association managers, and directors looking for practical, easy to implement ideas that help you work differently. This conference offers superior content for those in finance, marketing, membership, technology, meetings, communications, professional development, and much more!
Visit www.greatideasconference.org to register today!
Thank you to Wachovia Corporation, SunTrust Bank, and ASAE Career HQ for sponsoring this event.
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The 2005 Leadership Issue Has Arrived—Order Your Copy Today!
Each year, the Leadership Issue of ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT magazine anticipates and addresses your elected leaders’ key concerns and challenges. The January 2005 issue targets transparency and trust, effective board-staff relationships, the organizational big picture, and volunteer development—all in an easy-to-reference format that speaks directly to the volunteer leader.
Rather than to the association executive, this article is tailored towards a volunteer leader and offers a combination of how-to advice and strategic insight about the role of volunteers in leading associations.
The board primer contains a collection of brief, nuts-and-bolts articles that will shorten the learning curve of your volunteer leaders and save you time. Use the Leadership Issue to provide your board members with a broad understanding of their roles and responsibilities.
For information about quantity discounts and shipping options, please call 888-950-2723 or 202-371-0940 (D.C. metro area), or e-mail service@asaenet.org Visit the ASAE bookstore to place your order today!
ASAE Members: $8 per issue
Nonmembers: $16 per issue
(Quantity discounts available.)
Online: www.asaenet.org
Phone: 888-950-ASAE; 202-371-0940
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Enter the 2005 Associations Advance America Awards
Show how your association leads the way by entering the 2005 Associations Advance America Awards!
One of the premier association awards programs, the Associations Advance America (AAA) Awards, allows ASAE to showcase to the media, Congress, the association community, and external audiences the valuable and extraordinary programs that associations provide their communities.
Here's your chance to be recognized and achieve media exposure and peer recognition for your association. The next deadline is February 15, 2005. To submit an entry online, or for more information, click here or contact Courtney Gardner at (202)626-2734 or cgardner@asaenet.org. Enter all your programs today. Feel free to submit multiple entries, but please only one per category. There is a $25 fee for each entry. Don't let this opportunity pass you by!
The award covers excellence in the following categories:
- Skills training and professional development,
- Ethical, technical, or professional standards,
- Economic development,
- Business and social innovation,
- Information and knowledge creation,
- Public education and information,
- Civic and community volunteer activities,
- Citizenship and enhancing democracy.
View full category descriptions at www.asaenet.org.
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ASAE Career Headquarters—Take Your Next Professional Step Today
Realize your professional potential in association management through www.careerhq.org—the best source of association jobs and resumes. Advertise your resume free of charge to hundreds of association employers and search CareerHQ.org’s targeted job database for the position that’s right for you. CareerHQ.org offers career development services, including job coaching, resume writing, and a career knowledge database. Numerous services are free, including resume review, interviewing guidelines, and a behavioral style analysis. You’ll also find helpful tips and resources to assist in your job hunt.
Click on the newest positions available for a sample of what you’ll find at www.careerHQ.org:
Office Services Associate
Americans for the Arts–New York, NY
Administrative Assistant/Membership Coordinator
Texas Ophthalmological Association–Downtown Austin, TX
Member Services Coordinator
Meeting Expectations, Inc.–Buckhead, GA
Vice President, Public Affairs & Member Services
National Cooperative Business Association–Washington, DC
Director of Marketing
Americans for the Arts–Washington, DC
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Register for Upcoming Events Offered by The Center for Association Leadership
The NEW Great Ideas Conference
February 13–15, 2005
Phoenix, AZ
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Question of the Week—Criteria for Executive Director Bonuses
Are there any publications or information on Executive Director Criteria for Bonuses?
The latest ASAE Blue Chip Association Executive Compensation & Benefits Study (2004) states that 87% of the trade associations surveyed used bonuses as an incentive for their CEOs. A description of this book is available at http://webmw.asaenet.org/ebusiness/product.asp?ID=101184.
“Benchmarking Compensation,” December 2004 Association Management
http://www.asaenet.org/asae/cda/ammag/1,3146,MEN1_PID22284,00.html
"Compensation Conundrum," April 2004 Association Management
http://www.asaenet.org/asae/cda/ammag/1,3146,PID21098,00.html
"Solid contract, soft landing," April 2003 Association Management
http://www.asaenet.org/asae/cda/ammag/1,3146,PID19154,00.html
"Smart contracts: what to look for the next time around"
http://www.asaenet.org/asae/cda/content_lvl2/1,1584,PID20777,00.html
Have a Question? Contact Information & CEO Central: 202-626-2742 or infocentral@asaenet.org.
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