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  1. · Associations · Growth Strategy

    The plan for 2009? Think growth!

    I'm keynoting a lunch tomorrow for a group of about 400 medical professionals. Their executive director saw me keynote a national conference of association executives two months…

  2. · Growth Strategy · Professional Services & Associations

    High velocity globalization - massive markets, major trends

    I'm hitting the ground running this week, with an opening keynote presentation for a global legal firm, who are holding their annual shareholders / partners conference in Las…

  3. · Associations · Media & Press

    Is there a future for associations?

    Association Magazine has published my article, Metamorphosis: A Defining Success Factor for Associations. A huge number of my keynote presentations are for professional, industry…

  4. · Associations · Branding & Marketing

    Get Fest-ed! Adding some life to your annual conference or event....

    I've had a new article published for Association Executives for the CSAE, about how you can innovate and jazz-up your annual meeting or conference. Here's an extract: Does your…

  5. · Associations · Change

    The Secret for Association Executive Success: Study Air Guitar!

    My blog post of a few weeks ago caught the attention of the folks at the Canadian Society of Association Executives -- and so I quickly rewrote it to challenge their members to…

  6. · Faster - The Acceleration Economy · Human Capital

    Innovation on the "fast" track - what do you do when it's faster still?

    My June is shaping up to be a tremendously busy month. Based on the bookings that are in, it's clear that innovation continues to be at the top of the CEO agenda, despite some…

  7. · Associations

    The future of associations

    A few years ago, I wrote regularly for The Boardroom, a publication for association executives, on how trends are impacting professional and other associations. I covered…

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