The weekly list of free educational events and resources for the association community…
New member onboarding. Clowder explains how to improve new member onboarding with your association’s membership app. They suggest five mobile onboarding strategies that offer new members a convenient, personalized onboarding experience.
Read, dammit. I can’t go online without tripping over stories about the decline in reading capability and comprehension. Joan Westenberg says we’re losing “the ability to thoroughly analyze issues, think critically, understand different perspectives, spot logical fallacies, and weigh evidence. Our opinions get shaped by alarmist rhetoric and confirmation bias rather than facts.” She believes the death of critical thinking will kill us long before AI. Save yourself, save your kids, and set a good reading and thinking example for those around you.
Repurposing webinars. eLearningDOC describes the benefits of turning your webinars into self-paced, dynamic and interactive learning experiences. They describe how to extend the life of your webinars while expanding your association’s educational portfolio.
Membership course. Brain Food readers can earn up to 10 CAE credits by attending Chris Gloede’s popular Association Member Growth Certificate Course. Over 1,000 association execs have finished the course after learning how to conduct research, develop relevant benefits, establish member content gates, evolve recruitment and retention campaigns, and grow membership. The course meets for ten weeks on Thursdays, 1-2pm ET starting January 30. Save $50 with promo code BRAINFOOD. I’ve heard great things about this program so I registered—join me there!
Goodbye LMS. It’s tough to break up with a familiar system, but when it’s preventing progress, you best do it. John Leh from Talented Learning identifies 16 warning signs that signal the need to replace your LMS.
Member retention. Erica Hunter of CMA says, “Retention isn’t just about clever marketing—it’s about fostering a community that truly supports members’ goals and aspirations.” She suggests nine engagement strategies to keep members close—an excellent retention roadmap you ignore at your association’s peril.
Career centers. YMCareers explains how to become THE career development destination for your members and industry professionals. Go beyond connecting job seekers to employers by delivering career insights, resources, advice and a career path tool.
Data analytics. Merritt Rohlfing at Association Analytics shares ten wise tips for getting analytically ready for 2025. He covers your gut’s role, sharing data, demographics, data task force, campaigns, feedback and more.
Global members. If you have members around the world, seriously consider using WhatsApp. It’s not just about texting. Sonia Faleiro at Rest of World explains how WhatsApp became an unstoppable global, cultural force.
Website personalization. We constantly hear about the need to personalize the online experience for members, customers and prospects but where and how do you start? Rob Bean at Refactored describes the foundational elements you need to personalize the website experience.
Q&A sessions. John Nawn of The Event Strategy Network shares interesting ideas for unlocking the full potential of Q&A sessions.
Membership marketing. Tony Rossell at Marketing General Inc. reminds us that membership marketing tools have changed over the years, but effective marketing principles remain the same. Learn them before you start playing with new (or old) tools.
Snacks
Insurance companies are NOT the main villain of the U.S. health system, says Noah Smith. It’s mostly the providers overcharging you, not the middlemen. Okay, whatever, but I’m still not happy about paying $828/month for crappy health insurance (no dental or vision included). Yup, that’s what happens when you work for yourself, not as glamorous as it appears, heh.
The real crisis in humanities isn’t happening at college. Our problem is in the real world where humanistic thinking is in decline because of algorithmic, finance-driven thinking and the manipulative dysfunctionality of technology. | Ted Gioia
Kafka wrote kind letters to a girl who lost her doll in the park—here’s the thing, he wrote them as the doll. | Carlos Valladares, Art in America
Instead of being cynical, try becoming skeptical. Cynicism might look smart, but it isn’t. | Jamil Zaki, Behavioral Scientist
Want to be happier? Learn how you’re doing with these five “wealth” indicators. | Sahil Bloom and Esther Haynes, The Free Press
You never grow old at the table
One of my favorite parts of the Christmas season is browsing through cookbooks, my Word doc recipes and idea lists, blogs and Substacks, figuring out what to make. If that’s you too, feast your eyes on what I made during my Brain Food hiatus.
Christmas Eve dinner started with warm glühwein—a big hit. I was hoping for leftovers, but alas. Next year, I’m doubling the recipe. I baked ½” slices of kielbasa in the toaster oven for 7 minutes and served them with Creole and Dijon honey mustards.
For the main course, lasagna—my recipe has ground sausage and beef, mushrooms, onions, marinara, pesto ricotta, and a mix of cheeses—and tortellini Alfredo. On the side, garlic bread and roasted broccoli with red onion and garlic powder.
We had a few desserts on the table, including apple pie bars, an Ina Garten recipe, with vanilla ice cream.
On Christmas Day, Jim made the turkey to bring to his sister’s, so I had the pan drippings to make turkey gravy to take along with cranberry sauce.
Later that week, with the leftover kielbasa from the Eve, I made pasta with kielbasa, mushrooms, onion, red bell pepper, jalapeno, garlic, cabbage, tomato paste, and pasta water.
We had lots of leftover turkey from Christmas Day. Some of it turned into sandwiches and turkey tetrazzini (with the addition of celery, carrot, red bell and corn), and the rest went into the freezer.
We enjoyed getting even fatter by enjoying fettuccine with white clam and chorizo sauce. On the side, green beans with mushrooms, sundried tomatoes and herbs.
I always cook Jim’s favorite slow-roasted corned beef on his birthday, New Year’s Day. Before putting it in a 300° oven, I rub a mix of ground spices over the top: allspice, mustard, coriander, cloves, black pepper, cardamom, ginger, cinnamon, Aleppo or red pepper flakes, and bay leaves. On the side, a julienned cabbage sauté with bacon, red onion, red bell, jalapeno and garlic, plus potato and carrot wedges roasted with garlic powder and tossed at the end with butter and fresh rosemary.
Another winter favorite: roasted Provençal chicken thighs, easy to put together and into the oven. Use red onion if you don’t have shallots and the convection roast setting if you have that—decrease the temp by 25°. I cut the lemon into eighths and doubled the dry vermouth.
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Fri 1/10 at 12 p.m.* – Marketing Mindshare: Career Center Engagement
Are you on a mission to make your Career Center an even more valuable member benefit? Let’s discuss special member-only perks and strategies that really boost engagement. If you’re open to sharing, we can discuss the vendor you’re using and any awesome features that are working well. More info/register (ASAE members only).
Host: ASAE Marketing Council
Facilitators: Laura Sparks, Brittany Lancor, and other special guests from the ASAE Marketing Council
*All events are online at Eastern Standard Time unless otherwise noted.
Mon 1/13 at 8 a.m. – Mobilizing Volunteers & Maximizing Partnerships (Radio Free 501c, the podcast of Rogue Tulips Consulting)
Every week, Rogue Tulips brings the nonprofit community intriguing guests discussing vital topics affecting nonprofit organizations around the world—and we have fun doing it! Episodes are published Monday mornings in both audio and video format, available on YouTube, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeart Radio, Apple Podcast, and Google Podcast (to name a few!).
Host: Cecilia Sepp, CAE, CNP, principal and founder, Rogue Tulips Consulting
Guest: Wendy Kavanagh, CEO of GSAE
Mon 1/13 at 12 p.m. – Membership Monday: Email Marketing Tips and Tricks for Associations
Amber’s done 40 email platform audits on association accounts this past year, and there’s one consistent theme: they all needed to apply email design best practices and do testing to ensure it’s what their members want. Learn about essential design best practices and explore innovative A/B testing strategies to refine your understanding of member preferences through solid data. Walk away with a design checklist and ideas from association case studies on how A/B testing can revolutionize your emails. More info/register (ASAE members only).
Host: ASAE
Speaker: Amber Worthen, CEO, Email Maven
Tue 1/14 at 11 a.m. – Crash Course: AI Prompting for Marketers
Prompting is crucial to getting great content or themes from AI. We will discuss what prompting is, why it’s so important, and ways to get better and better at it for 2025. Whether you are embracing AI in your marketing strategy or skeptical, this session will help you better understand some use cases, how to use AI in your Marketing, and how to prompt like a pro to get quality from AI. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: UST Education
Speaker: Sam Bush, Founder, Ambush, and Partner Marketing Manager at Netstock
Tue 1/14 at 12 p.m. – The AMS Evolution: Exploring Alternative AMS Models
From traditional hub-and-spoke structures to “Hub-less” and iPaaS-based solutions, associations have a variety of approaches to managing their association’s data and member services. Explore a strategic approach to reimagining your association’s technology infrastructure. Hear about the functionality and key differences between the Hub & Spoke Model, iPaaS solutions, and “Hub-less” approaches. Learn how to evaluate your current AMS, define the why behind looking for new solutions, and get started in selecting a new structure. More info/register.
Host: fusionSpan
Speaker: Noel Shatananda, Chief Delivery Officer, fusionSpan
Tue 1/14 at 12 p.m. – Building a One-Page Marketing Strategy
Marketing is a huge part of moving any organization forward. More than having a marketing department, or outsourcing your marketing to a third-party, it needs to be embedded into every part of your business – from tech to HR to digital. But when not every employee is a marketer, how can this be achieved? Learn how to collaborate with your marketers, transmit your organizational vision to your team, know when to rely on the experts and when to veto with your gut, set marketing priorities. More info/register.
Host: Braintrust Professional Institute
Speakers: Randall Craig and Ronja Francoeur, Braintrust Professional Institute
Tue 1/14 at 12 p.m. – Associations Trends Talk: Keep Your Association Safe from Legal Issues in 2025
Learn about current legal issues affecting associations, proactive approaches to mitigate risks and protect your organization, steps necessary to ensure board members fulfill their fiduciary duties and adopt governance best practices for ethical and legal operations, what to include in volunteer policies and bylaws to manage risks, when to conduct thorough legal reviews, liability protection options, recommended insurance coverage for nonprofits, and strategies for handling conflicts of interest. More info/register.
Host: Ewald Consulting
Speaker: Heidi Christianson, attorney specializing in nonprofit law, Nilan Johnson Lewis
Tue 1/14 at 12 p.m. – Tech Tuesday: Who Should IT Report to in Your Association? Why?
Explore the various reporting structures for an association’s IT department and evaluate the pros and cons of each. From reporting to the Executive Director to aligning with the CFO or even the COO, we’ll discuss how different structures impact organizational strategy, efficiency, and technology integration. More info/register (ASAE members only).
Host: ASAE Technology Council
Guest: Michael Getter, Vice President, Information Systems and Technology, Global Cold Chain Alliance
Facilitators:
- Dave Coriale, President of DelCor Technology Solutions
- Reggie Henry, Chief Information and Performance Excellence Officer of ASAE
Tue 1/14 at 12 p.m. – LGBTQIA2+ 2025 Community Call
A unique and inclusive opportunity for association professionals across all career stages to connect and engage over lunch, and a space where you can openly share and discuss topics that are current and significant to the LGBTQIA2+ association community. Whether you have burning questions, pressing issues, or insightful experiences to share, this judgment-free zone welcomes your valuable contributions. Let’s come together to support, learn from each other, and build a stronger, more inclusive community. More info/register (ASAE members only).
Host: ASAE LGBTQ Association Executives and Supporters
Tue 1/14 at 1 p.m. – Understanding the Competition: Jump-Start Your Association’s Sponsorship Program
There is fierce competition for the dollars and the attention of your association’s corporate sponsors. This webinar will equip you with the tools to understand the outshine your competition, ensuring your sponsorship program stands out. Learn how to identify and categorize the top 6 types of competitors for corporate sponsorship dollars, create a list of competitors and use that list to create an action plan, why companies might choose the competitors over your association, and how to develop a compelling value proposition to win and retain sponsors. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: UST Education
Speakers:
- Barbara Armentrout, Founder & Key Principal at BJA Solutions for Associations
- Bruce Rosenthal, Principal at Bruce Rosenthal Associates, LLC
Wed 1/15 at 11 a.m. – Lessons from the Trenches: Unlocking the Power of AI for Associations
Join a C-Level discussion on AI that’s approached differently than any other AI presentation or discussion you may have experienced: it’s specifically tailored to AI applications for associations, and it’s structured so that you will garner learning directly from the other association executives in attendance. CAE credit. More info/register (for association C-level execs only).
Host: UST Presidential Forum
Speakers:
- Mindi Brothers, VP of Innovation of American Association of Orthodontists
- Stephen Carey, CEO of The Work Truck Association
Wed 01/15 at 12 p.m. – Buzzworthy LIVE: The Hidden Key to Association Innovation
Your association faces changes every single day. Members constantly seek more engagement, and you plan to incorporate new strategies and tools to meet these demands. Uncover how your association’s culture can drive innovation, adaptability, and member engagement. Gain practical insights to overcome cultural challenges and align your organization’s goals with lasting change. More info/register.
Host: WorkerBee.TV
Speakers:
- Maddie Grant, Culture Designer, Digital Strategist, Co-Founder, PROPEL
- Marcus Leite, Director, Sales & Marketing, WorkerBee.TV
Wed 1/15 at 12 p.m. – Ask Me Anything International (AMA International): Career Paths in International Association Management
Are you thinking about a new job in 2026 or want to learn more about working in the international association community? Join us for a lively discussion where IAAC members will discuss how they got to their current roles, the skills needed for international association work, and how to apply what you already know to an international arena. More info/register (ASAE members only).
Host: ASAE International Associations Advisory Council
Speakers:
- Jeanette Gass, Senior Program Manager, Global Engagement, ICMA
- Pietro Macchiarella, Director, Center of Excellence, YPO
- Matt Riley, Executive Director, AAERT
Wed 1/15 at 1 p.m. – Video in the Age of AI
Discover how AI can enhance and streamline various aspects of community-driven video marketing campaigns, including content creation, personalization, distribution, and analytics. Learn how the age of AI will change what kind of content people are exposed to and what content will cut through the noise. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: UST Education
Speaker: Michael Hoffman, Co-Founder and CEO, Gather Voices
Wed 1/15 at 1 p.m. – AI, Ads, and Associations: Google Ad Grant Best Practices
Learn what the Google Ad Grant is and how associations can use it, tips for making your landing page as Google-friendly as possible, how you can incorporate AI into your advertising process, and pitfalls to avoid. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: Fonteva
Speaker: Jessica King, Business Lead, Getting Attention
Wed 1/15 at 2:30 p.m. – Case Studies in “Force Majeure”
Even with COVID in the rear-view mirror, force majeure is more relevant than ever. Hear two case studies where force majeure was enacted on event contracts along with the original language proposed in each contract, the risk that language exposed her clients to, and the changes she negotiated to protect her clients and their events. Whether you’re new to event planning or a seasoned planner who’s navigated snowstorms, hurricanes and global pandemics, the in-depth analysis of the case studies in this episode are guaranteed to up your contract acumen. More info/register.
Host: Heather Reid, Planner Protect
Guest: Anthea Rowe, Exmplify
Thu 1/16 at 11 a.m. – Building Your Leadership Brand
Building a leadership brand is essential for distinguishing yourself in a competitive landscape, as it reflects your unique strengths, values, and vision. Learn how to identify your core value proposition by understanding what sets you apart from other leaders and aligning your capabilities with organizational needs; demonstrate consistent authenticity by ensuring your actions align with your stated values to build trust; and emphasize measurable impact by connecting your leadership style to tangible results and continuously evolving based on feedback. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: UST Education
Speaker: Jennifer Dalton, Founder, Brand Mirror
Thu 1/16 at 1 p.m. – Leadership in the AI Age: A CEO Roundtable
In a world shaped by hybrid work, rapid AI advancements, and post-pandemic realities, what does it mean to lead effectively? How should leadership change? How do we show up for our people when we can’t be with them physically some or all of the time? Are we focused too much on the tech side of AI and not enough on the human side of AI? If questions like these have been occupying your brain like they have been ours, join our discussion. This conversation is about learning from each other—what’s working, what’s not, and how we can move forward with confidence and purpose in the new year. More info/register.
Host: Matrix Group
Facilitators:
- Heinan Landa, CEO, Optimal Networks
- Joanna Pineda, CEO, Matrix Group
Thu 1/16 at 1 p.m. – How Futures-Thinking Empowers Leaders to Make Better Decisions Today
You and your volunteer leaders can best prepare for ongoing environmental ambiguity and unexpected developments by constantly scanning for weak signals and adopting a future-oriented mindset. Hear from four experienced association executives who have benefited from embracing and integrating futures-thinking throughout their associations. Learn how to proactively lead your board and staff colleagues toward a futures mindset; the power and importance of creating a future-focused organizational culture, and overcoming resistance to change. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: UST Education
Speakers:
- Melody Jordan-Carr,CEO at MemberGrow
- Kristine Metter, CAE, President at Crystal Lake Partners LLC
- Steven Stout, FASAE, CAE, Executive Director for the Texas Society of Association Executives
- Gene Terry, CAE, IOM, Executive Director for the American Society of Hand Therapists
Thu 1/16 at 1 p.m. – On-Page SEO Essentials: Transform Your Content Performance in 2025
Gain practical, actionable insights to optimize your website’s SEO, from meta descriptions to technical health. Learn strategies for improving rankings, driving traffic, and enhancing user experience to stay competitive in search results. More info/register.
Host: Content Marketing Institute
Speakers:
- Brittany Du Bois, Content Marketing Manager, PlayPlay
- Marianne M. Talbot, Chief Marketing and Business Development Officer, Bailey & Glasser, LL
- Stephanie Stahl, Managing Director, Content Marketing Institute
Thu 1/16 at 2 p.m. – 2025 Hospitality Predictions from Michael Dominguez
As part of our annual tradition, we will explore the evolving trends, shifts in consumer behavior, and innovative strategies that could reshape the way we think about meetings and events. Our discussion will focus on real-world examples to help you differentiate fact from fiction in the ever-changing hospitality environment. More info/register.
Host: Smart Meetings
Speaker: Michael Dominguez, CMP is President and CEO of Associated Luxury Hotels International
Thu 1/16 at 3 p.m. – Association Chat Insider Weekly Recap
Come together with the association community to chat about the hot topics that matter most. Our meetings are a safe space: no recordings, no live streams—just real, raw conversations. Want to explore what’s buzzing in the association world? This is your weekly chance to connect, share, and learn from one another. More info/register.
Host: KiKi L’Italien, Editor-in-Chief, Association Chat, and VP of Marketing and Community Engagement, Big Red M
Thu 1/16 at 3 p.m. – Navigating Event Logistics: Best Practices for Associations
How do you pull off seamless events that keep members coming back for more? This panel dives into the nuts and bolts of planning, managing, and improving association events. From solving logistical headaches to creating experiences that resonate, our experts share strategies that matter. More info/register.
Host: NXUnite by Nexus Marketing
Speakers:
- Meaghan Maybee, Marketing Communications Specialist at pc/nametag
- Abby Nero, Regional Vice President at Map Your Show
- Lomesh Shah, Chief Executive Officer at Tradewing
Thu 1/16 at 4 p.m. – 6 Event Marketing Fails (And How to Fix All 6!)
What is your strategy to increase attendance at your next event? Hear proven best practices to increase event registrations. Learn how event planners and marketers can work together to build more successful marketing campaigns. Discover how to diagnose existing marketing problems and remain confident in implementing solutions. More info/register.
Host: ASAE Reston-Loudoun Swap
Speaker: Bill Zimmer, Event 360
Fri 1/17 at 3 p.m. – Nonprofit Consultants Collaborative Monthly Networking Meeting
The Nonprofit Consultants Collaborative meets monthly for camaraderie, connection, and knowledge sharing. This meeting is for full-time consultants who work with non-profits and associations. You don’t have to be an ASAE member to attend this consultant-organized event. This month’s agenda includes the usual sharing of good news, and topics and questions from the group. More info/register.
Organizer: Cecilia Sepp, CAE, founder, Rogue Tulips Consulting
Tue 1/21 at 1 p.m. – How to Win: Be a Category of One (Leadership for SMBs and Entrepreneurs)
Learn how to become a Category of One where you win by not competing. Some of these principles you may already follow, others may surprise you and may provide new insight: Work on Yourself, Build Organizational Culture, Use Atomic Habits, Focus on a Niche, and Create a Compelling Saga. This session offers real-world examples, videos, and interactive discussions. Discover strategies to position your organization as a “category of one” and unlock new leadership potential. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: UST Education
Speaker: Wade Tetsuka, CPA, President, UST
Tue 1/21 at 1 p.m. – Revolutionizing Sponsor Engagement: Emerging Tech for Association Marketplaces
Discover how innovative marketplace platforms are transforming the way associations connect with industry sponsors, from creating year-round engagement opportunities to showcasing sponsor content in new and meaningful ways. Learn how emerging technology, including AI-powered concierge tools, is shaping the future of association sponsorships by fostering deeper connections, driving value, and increasing ROI for all stakeholders. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: UST Education
Speaker: Sandra Nam, CEO and Co-Founder, QiqoChat
Wed 1/22 at 11 a.m. – Bite-Sized Big Impact: How Microlearning Is Reshaping Education
In a world where people check their smartphones nine times an hour, and competition for attention is exceptionally fierce, it is no wonder that shorter digital learning content is becoming more necessary and popular. Learn why and how associations can create and curate microlearning: content that is mobile, media-rich, on-demand, and suited to the modern learner. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: UST Education
Speakers:
- Andrew Chamberlain, Executive Director of the UK’s Institute of Association Leadership
- Elisa Pratt, Chief Executive and Founder of Brewer Pratt Solutions LLC
Wed 1/22 at 12 p.m. – AWTC Meet & Greet
Connect with new faces in the association tech community. Join us for a 30-minute welcome event to forge fresh connections and discover our vibrant Slack community. More info/register.
Host: Association Women Technology Champions
Wed 1/22 at 1 p.m. – Ghosted by Sponsors? Why They’re Not Responding & How to Fix It
Are your emails and calls to potential sponsors going unanswered? You’re not alone. Learn why sponsors may be ignoring your outreach and how to break through the silence. From crafting compelling messages to timing your follow-ups just right, gain expert insights to boost your response rates and keep your sponsorship pipeline moving forward. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to turn “no response” into meaningful conversations. More info/register.
Host: Lori Zoss Kraska, MBA, CFRE, founder/CEO, Growth Owl
Guest: Carrie McIntyre, principal, Navigate
Wed 1/22 at 2 p.m. – How Associations Use Data to Drive Revenue
Learn how to use data insights to increase member engagement and generate new revenue streams. Hear how NAPA used data to address member needs and operational gaps, achieving measurable results. Find out how to interpret benchmarking data to uncover trends and improve decision-making, and conduct a gap analysis to identify opportunities and address strategic challenges. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: Naylor Association Solutions
Speakers:
- John Brandt, Chief Executive Officer, MPI Research
- Bill Rowan, Vice President, Marketing & Communications, National Asphalt Pavement Association
- Chad Lloyd, Chief Data Officer, Naylor Association Solutions
Thu 1/23 at 1 p.m. – Get Ready to Move…Your Data
The ideal time to think about preparing your existing data for a move to a new CRM or AMS is well before you choose a solution and start implementation. Cleaning, sorting, and organizing your data well prior to a data migration can save you time and money. Learn how to prepare your data for migration, including deduplication, address verification, code table cleanup, and name parsing. Find out which common tools you may already have to help automate some of the process. Hear about common pitfalls in the data cleanup process and how to avoid them. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: UST Education
Speaker: Jenifer Alonzo, Association Practice Lead, Fíonta
Thu 1/23 at 1 p.m. – Beyond the Buzz: Integrating AI Solutions into Human-Centric Strategic Planning
Learn about strategies for using AI to sharpen member insights, enrich planning processes, and drive actionable, member-centered strategies and operational plans. Hear real-world case studies showing how associations harness AI to create plans that resonate with members while retaining critical human connections and interactions that foster deeper engagement. More info/register.
Hosts: Halmyre and Event Garde
Speakers:
- Christine Saunders, Founder and President, Halmyre
- Aaron Wolowiec, Founder and President, Event Garde
Thu 1/23 at 2 p.m. – Future of Association Boards (FAB) Community Dialogue
Please join us for the first Future of Association Boards (FAB) Community Dialogue Zoom Meeting of 2025. More info/register.
Host: Jeff De Cagna, Executive Advisor, Foresight First LLC
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