The weekly list of free educational events and resources for the association community
“It is a most wonderful comfort to sit alone beneath a lamp, book spread before you, and commune with someone from the past whom you have never met.” —Yoshida Kenko
Good reads for the association community
Do employers value your credentials? TopClass LMS makes a convincing case for flipping your credential design process on its head—start with what hiring managers actually need when choosing between candidates, then work backward. With this approach, you’re partnering with employers, instead of trying to convince them to buy.
Career resources. Members with career questions and crises aren’t visiting your website career center. Clowder describes how to put career resources where members actually are—in their phones. They explain how to turn your membership app into a mobile career hub with job boards, mentoring spaces, quick career tips in the news feed, and more. Bonus: members who rely on your app for career support don’t question membership value at renewal time.
Vendor contracts. Ellipsis Partners shows you how to better negotiate contracts and avoid surprises that could cost your association thousands or lock you into unfavorable terms. Their contract checklist covers crucial stuff, such as project management, deliverables, IP, data security, fees, renewals, disputes, and your exit strategy. They flag what to watch for, which language to negotiate, and how to protect yourself from scope creep, surprise costs, and vendor lock-in.
Webinar engagement. What cues do webinar hosts give that essentially tell attendees: go ahead and multitask? And, uh oh, might you be giving them? Amanda Lea Kaiser reverse engineers the problem, shows you which mistakes to fix, and helps you earn your attendees’ engagement and loyalty.
The soul forged in friction. We solved scarcity but created something worse: a crisis of significance. Carlo Iacono (a regular in these pages lately) says we’ve stripped away the labor and struggle that create psychological investment and make work meaningful. We mistake fluency for learning. His conclusion? Technology isn’t the problem. We’re the ones removing the conditions that help us grow.
Membership marketing for small associations. YourMembership shares ten membership marketing tactics for small-staff associations. They cover recruitment, onboarding, renewals, communications, feedback, and membership models—the entire member lifecycle. Their advice works regardless of your AMS or tech stack.
Abundant priorities. When two consultants publish posts about managing multiple priorities, you know they’re seeing this problem in their client organizations. Chances are, your plate is just as full. Lindsay Thomas at Event Garde explains how to maintain momentum when every project feels like a priority. Sherry Budziak at .orgSource advises you to start with courageous clarity, then shows you how to bring more focus and impact to your strategy.
Takeaways from the digitalNow conference. Jason King at Accella shares his top five takeaways from digitalNow. They circle around one theme: “AI isn’t just about automation, it’s about enablement.” Sidecar, the company behind digitalNow, profiles four regular associations—not gargantuan ones with deep pockets—experimenting with AI to work smarter, get more strategic clarity, or give members more value.
Snacks
What is wrong with people? Go where you’re invited! Ghosting is neither acceptable nor charming. | Katherine Martinko
This essay about consciousness wanders through left and right brain hemispheres, quantum physics, mysticism, near-death experiences, flying saints, poetry, and God. The thesis? Consciousness is a fundamental property of the universe, not something produced by the human brain. It’s more widely dispersed, perhaps even a field the brain taps into, like a radio finding a frequency. Got all that? | Christian Wiman, Harpers
From darkness to light: slow down and reclaim Advent. | Tsh Oxenreider, Hearth and Field
You never grow old at the table
I’m definitely making this red beans and rice recipe again, it was sooo good. I wondered about using kidney beans but I wonder no more. My only adjustment: adding poblano and jalapeño peppers and serving it over brown rice made in the pressure cooker. I did a manual release, otherwise the rice gets too mushy.
On the side, spicy roasted Brussels sprouts. What a wild flavor combo, too many flavors in my opinion. I’ll make a slimmed-down version next time.
This bratwurst, cabbage, and white beans skillet recipe is a favorite. I use white beans instead of noodles, omit the bacon, and add mushrooms, red bell, poblano, and jalapeño peppers.
I made a half-batch of eggnog to bring over for Thanksgiving happy hour. I’ve been making this recipe for decades. Since my moves across country (twice), fans lament its absence in Arlington VA and Sacramento CA. Best nog ever, that’s what we all say.
My main contribution to the Thanksgiving table was sweet potato cranberry bake. I cut the brown sugar back a bit so it wasn’t overly sweet.
Every Thanksgiving table deserves a bowl of fresh cranberry sauce. This year, I brought cranberry-ginger chutney. My changes: add jalapeño and orange zest, use maple syrup instead of honey and brown sugar instead of sugar, and double the ginger. I also brought my fat separator and flat whisk to make the gravy.
For dessert, Ina Garten’s apple pie bars. Last time I made these, I blind-baked the crust per the recipe but it was too hard. By pulling it out of the oven a few minutes earlier, it was perfect. Highly recommend these bars.
The day after Thanksgiving, we had a bunch of family and framily over to watch the Eagles. Jim made venison chili, and I made smoked gouda and chorizo stuffed jalapeños from Sunny Anderson—one of my go-to apps.
I used the leftover cranberry chutney in another old favorite: cranberry chicken parmesan, strange-sounding, I know, but delicious. On the side, white beans and kale. First, I made Great Northern beans in the pressure cooker. Meanwhile, I sautéed bacon, onion, garlic, and grape tomatoes, then added the beans along with kale, red pepper flakes, fresh sage and rosemary, and chicken broth. I sprinkled it with parmesan before serving. So good.
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Fri 12/5 at 12:30 p.m.* – Clause & Effect: Ask a Lawyer (Almost) Anything
Get clear, no-fluff answers to your biggest legal questions—from RFPs to contracts and everything in between. This is your chance to ask anything about event sourcing from legal experts who get the events industry. Take away with practical tips to protect your business and boost your confidence at every stage of the planning process. More info/register.
Host: Hopskip
Speakers: event industry lawyers Barbara Dunn and Kelly Franklin
*All events are online at Eastern Time unless otherwise noted.
Fri 12/5 at 1 p.m. – Foresight Fridays: Governance Strategy and Foresight
Learn how ASSP successfully modernized its governance model to ensure the organization’s board and leadership are directly informed by strategic foresight and trend research. This shift, which included transitioning to an Advisory Group model, was essential for creating an agile, accountable structure that can swiftly respond to market trends and future challenges, effectively linking the organization’s long-term sustainability to its ability to anticipate the future. More info/register (ASAE members only).
Host: ASAE ForesightWorks Advisory Group
Speaker: Jennifer McNelly, CAE, CEO of the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP)
Fri 12/5 at 2 p.m. – Association Rockstars Roundtable
The annual Association Rockstar’s Roundtable features 2025 reflections and projections for 2026. Hear valuable perspectives to help you close the year on a high note and prepare for 2026 with confidence—perfect for association executives, nonprofit leaders, and community builders looking to spark innovation and deepen connections. More info/register.
Host: Lowell Aplebaum, CEO, Vista Cova
Mon 12/8 at 8 a.m. – How to Create a Simple and Effective Nonprofit Content Calendar (Radio Free 501c, the podcast of Rogue Tulips Consulting)
Every week, Rogue Tulips brings the association community intriguing guests who discuss vital topics affecting associations around the world. Episodes are published Monday mornings in both audio and video format, available on YouTube, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeart Radio, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, and other channels.
Host: Cecilia Sepp, CAE, ACNP, LPEC, Principal & Founder, Rogue Tulips Consulting
Guest: Lidia Varesco Racoma
Mon 12/8 at 12 p.m. – Membership Mondays: Gold Circle Edition
AANA, winner of the Gold Circle Award in the Member Recruitment Category in 2025, shares their award-winning recruitment campaign that generated nearly $150,000 in new member revenue. More info/register (ASAE members only).
Host: ASAE
Speaker: Martha Smith, American Association of Nurse Anesthesiology
Tue 12/9 at 11 a.m. – Better Mouse, Better Mousetrap: Making the Shift to Phishing-Resistant MFA
Find out why standard multi-factor authentication (MFA) is no longer enough and how organizations can protect their assets with phishing-resistant MFA solutions. Learn about cryptographic authentication methods, such as Passkeys and Windows Hello for Business, that bind credentials to both the device and the user, making stolen credentials useless to attackers. Get a firsthand look via a live demo at how phishing attacks are perpetrated and how phishing-resistant MFA works to thwart these attempts and create a seamless and secure login experience for staff. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: UST Education
Speakers: Andrew Leggett, Director, Cybersecurity, and Chris Ecker, Chief Technology Officer, DelCor Technology Solutions
Tue 12/9 at 12 p.m. – Tech Tuesday: Year-End Wrap-up – What Did You Resolve in 2025?
Before you set your goals for 2026, let’s celebrate what you and your organization resolved to tackle and triumph over in 2025. This is your moment to share what challenge your team finally resolved, what innovation or process improvement you’re proud of, what Tech Tuesday insight fueled progress in 2025, and what you’re carrying forward with confidence into 2026. More info/register (ASAE members only).
Host: ASAE
Facilitators:
- Reggie Henry, Chief Information and Performance Excellence Officer, ASAE
- Dave Coriale, President, DelCor Technology Solutions
Tue 12/9 at 1 p.m. – The Audience Advantage: How Well-Crafted Personas Power Smarter Web Strategies
Learn how to craft research-informed personas that bridge what your users need with what your organization provides—then use them to shape your site’s information architecture, content, calls to action, and measurement. Get a practical, lightweight framework, sample questions you can use tomorrow, and real examples that turn “user-centered” from a motto into measurable results. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: UST Education
Speakers: Marcie Peck, Director of Client Partnerships, and Bree Richmond, Director of Strategy, Yoko Co
Tue 12/9 at 1 p.m. – Learning = Earning: Turn Content into Non-Dues Revenue
Explore how to convert institutional knowledge into profitable education with real case studies from associations that turned a loss-making education department into a thriving profit center. More info/register.
Host: Raffa Investment Advisers
Speaker: Jerry McCoy, Chief Financial Officer, Mission Fuel AI, Inc
Tue 12/9 at 2 p.m. – Component Benchmarking Virtual Meet-Up: Design Session – Turning Insights into Action
Building on the benchmarking insights, this interactive design session invites participants to co-create practical, impactful strategies for component and chapter success. Using a guided process of framing challenges, sharing ideas, and shaping next steps together, we’ll turn data into direction—leaving you with clear, actionable concepts to apply in your organization. More info/register.
Hosts: re:Members and Mariner Management
Tue 12/9 at 2 p.m. – Fit-for-Purpose Association Board Director Course Information Session
Learn about the Fit-for-Purpose Association Board Director Course in January 2026. The Director Course is the association community’s first-ever dedicated learning and development experience specifically for board directors. More info/register.
Host: Association Forum
Speaker: Jeff De Cagna, executive advisor, Foresight First LLC
Tue 12/9 at 2 p.m. – The Future of Job Search and Member Engagement: Panel Discussion for Associations
Hear how AI and innovation are reshaping career development—and what that means for your members. Learn about trends to watch in 2026 from AI-driven recruiting to evolving jobs and association budgets. Explore how to position your association as the go-to career destination, strengthen year-round member engagement, tailor career growth and learning opportunities to meet the needs of every generation, bridge the member–professional gap, and unlock new sources of non-dues revenue. More info/register.
Host: Momentive Software
Tue 12/9 at 4 p.m. – Returning from the Summit: Enduring Lessons from RevUP
Hear an all-star panel of industry leaders cut through the noise and share their most actionable strategies, key takeaways, and highlights from the conference. It’s the perfect way to get the best insights to fuel your association’s growth in the new year. More info/register.
Host: Intuto
Moderator: Jay S. Daughtry, M.Ed., Director of Client Partnerships, North America, Intuto
Speakers:
- Lindsay Currie, CAE, Executive Officer, Council on Undergraduate Research
- Robb Lee, Vice President, Marketing and Business Development, Council for Advancement and Support of Education
- Jen Smith, Executive Director, Professionals for Association Revenue
- Nikole TenBrink, MPA, CAE, Chief Membership & Marketing Officer, Society for Corporate Governance
Tue 12/9 at 4:30 p.m. – 2025 End of Year Happy Hour (Washington DC)
Come connect with the AWTC community of women and allies. This in-person opportunity to socialize and network with your industry peers will be filled with holiday spirit and is made possible by the generous support of our sponsors. Location: Washington DC. More info/register.
Organizer: Association Women Technology Champions
Wed 12/10 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. – What You Need to Know to Thrive in 2026 (Washington DC)
Discuss key external factors that will be influencing credentialing programs of all sizes and maturity. Explore the impact of state and federal legislative and regulatory initiatives, and their anticipated impacts on credentialing programs, candidates, and certificants, and key demographic and economic trends organizations need to consider as they plan for the future of their assessments, certification standards, and financial projections. Location: Washington DC. More info/register.
Host: Certification Network Group
Speakers:
- Mark Franco, Partner, Rimon Law
- Jared Zurn, Chief Programs Officer, National Council of Architectural Registration Board
- John Johnson, Director Legislative and Governmental Affairs, NASBA
- Missy Pydo, Vice President and Managing Director, Global Strategy, Prometric
Wed 12/10 at 11 a.m. – How Associations Build Self-Running Content Engines That Grows Membership
Learn how forward-thinking associations are transforming member stories into a sustainable content engine that attracts, retains, and engages members—without overloading your team. More info/register.
Host: ContentOvation
Speaker: Jamie Green, Founder & President, ContentOvation
Wed 12/10 at 12 p.m. – Rethinking Retention: Generation-Specific Strategies to Address Lapser Risk and Boost Engagement
Hear findings from Momentive’s associations trends study, revealing insights about lapser risk across generations. In times of economic and political uncertainty, understanding generation-specific patterns is essential to maintaining your membership base. Learn how to identify red flags for lapser risk among your most vulnerable member segments, and generation-specific value offerings that transform satisfied members into loyal, long-term advocates. More info/register.
Host: Momentive Software
Wed 12/10 at 12 p.m. – Member Value, Digital Expectations, and What’s Next (Buzzworthy LIVE)
All year, Buzzworthy LIVE talked with association leaders about shifting expectations, changing communication habits, and what it really means for programs to deliver value. This special December episode brings those insights together—how the “answer economy” is reshaping business models, why messaging must adapt across platforms, and why success can’t be defined by dollars or registrations alone. More info/register.
Host: TaleWind Digital
Wed 12/10 at 1 p.m. – The State of Associations, Part 4
Hear association executives discuss how associations can provide support and connections to members during times of great change, engage younger members, and solve volunteer recruitment and leadership challenges, and why changes in membership structures and local events can instill new vitality. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: Fonteva and Protech
Speakers:
- Holly Koenig, CEO and Executive Director, Metro New York Society of Association Executives
- Kendra Pheasant, MS, CAE, Executive Director, New England Society of Association Executives
- Tawni Phelan, CAE, CMP, Executive Director, Oklahoma Society of Association Executives
Wed 12/10 at 1 p.m. – AI Tools You Can Use: Get Started Today
Heare about the latest AI developments, must-know tools shaping productivity and marketing, and how organizations can use these innovations to create real impact in 2025. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: UST Education
Speaker: Erica Salm Rench, MBA, CMO at Sidecar
Wed 12/10 at 1 p.m. – Member Journey Blueprint: Engagement to Loyalty
Loyalty is built over time through meaningful engagement—and associations must be equipped to measure, manage, and magnify it. Learn how to define engagement metrics, use data to segment and support your most loyal members, and implement strategies to nurture advocates who champion your cause and elevate your brand. More info/register.
Host: Causeis
Wed 12/10 at 1 p.m. – The Adaptive Leader: Integrating Values and Strategy to Thrive Under New Leadership
Explore the four major trends reshaping association professionals: generational shifts, AI transformation, flatter organizational structures, and external pressures. Take away with practical strategies to build trust, foster cross-generational work, and empower teams in this complex new environment. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: ASAE
Moderator: Joseph Watkins, Manager, Business Operations, ASAE
Wed 12/10 at 2 p.m. – Cracking the Event RFP Code: How Associations and Hotels Can Work Together
Get an overview of how the RFP process looks from both the association and hotel perspectives. Explore what goes into drafting the RFP, what both sides are looking to get out of the process, and how the parties can work together so that everyone is getting what they need. We will also hold a Q&A with live participants to address your specific questions and provide answers from experienced professionals on both sides of the process. More info/register.
Host: ASAE
Thu 12/11 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. – AI in Action Demo Day
Get a firsthand look at how associations are using AI today through live, real-world 30-minute product demos. See practical examples from both AI-first companies and established tech providers who have infused AI features into their offerings—showcasing tools that could enhance member engagement, operations, and strategic initiatives. More info/register.
Host: ASAE
Participants: Betty:AI, VideoRequest, Insight Guide, iMIS by ASI, Aplusify/EVA Event Tech Hub/MapleLMS, Momentive Software, Higher Logic, Blend Interactive, Fonteva/Protech, rasa.io
Thu 12/11 at 11 a.m. – Once Upon an Association: Telling Your Compelling Story
Learn how to tell your organization’s story to raise the visibility of your industry, association, leaders, and members. Find out how to focus your storytelling on your organization’s mission, create a dynamic narrative around why your organization exists, pinpoint how your industry contributes to society, know how to use a variety of storytelling resources, and leverage volunteers to help tell their story. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: UST Education
Speaker: Sheri Singer, President at Singer Communication
Thu 12/11 at 11 a.m. – Mentorship Audit & Best Practices
Learn about auditing and designing mentorship programs, including what works (and what doesn’t), how to set your program up for success, what data matters and how to use it, and how to sell the idea to internal teams. More info/register.
Host: RhythmQ
Speaker: Dana Robertson, Mentorship Consultant, RhythmQ
Thu 12/11 at 12 p.m. – Modernizing Member Communications: Using Storytelling and AI to Create Member-Centric Content
Hear how to turn your newsletters and publications into storytelling platforms that inspire engagement and build community. Learn how to use audience insights to plan content that truly resonates, repurpose and refresh existing material for greater impact, and apply storytelling and design to transform communications from informational to inspirational. More info/register.
Host: GrowthZone
Speaker: Beth Brodovsky, CEO, Iris Creative Group, Inc.
Thu 12/11 at 12 p.m. – Building Belonging: Using Technology to Improve Member Engagement
Explore how technology can foster authentic connections among members, how digital platforms are redefining the meaning of community engagement, the role of personalization in driving long-term member loyalty, balancing automation with the human touch in member experiences, and how data insights can strengthen trust and inclusivity in communities. More info/register.
Host: Nexus Marketing
Speakers:
- Joseph Plagge, Director of Service Delivery at Martus
- Josh Linard, Director of Client Development at Urban Insight
Thu 12/11 at 12 p.m. – Vetting and Managing Your MSP: What Every Association Must Know
Learn how to ask the right questions to evaluate your MSP’s performance, spot warning signs that your MSP is falling short, know what questions to ask your MSP, and get your board and leadership aligned on vendor accountability. More info/register.
Host: Brian Scott, founder, 501CISO and ClearTone Consulting
Thu 12/11 at 12 p.m. – How AEO/GEO/AI SEO Actually Works
Your search traffic isn’t coming back. As AI assistants like ChatGPT and Google’s AI Mode begin answering searches directly, your brand’s visibility now depends on whether you’re being cited and mentioned by these AI-driven chatbots. Learn how AI-driven search actually works — and how you can adapt your SEO strategy to influence the answers users see. More info/register.
Host: Bernard Huang, Founder of Clearscope
Thu 12/11 at 1 p.m. – The 2026 Learning Business Landscape
Hear insights from a new survey of learning businesses and expert perspectives on the most important trends for 2026. Find out where investment is shifting and what’s moving the needle—AI, personalization, marketing, and more. Expect to be able to benchmark your plans against peer priorities, identify high-leverage moves for 2026, and pressure-test your roadmap in live Q&A. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: Leading Learning
Speakers:
- Jeff Cobb and Celisa Steele, co-founders of Tagoras and Leading Learning
- Ashish Rangnekar, CEO, BenchPrep
Thu 12/11 at 1 p.m. – What Members Really Want: Insights for 2026 and Beyond
Hear brand-new findings from the Association Member Experience Report, which surveyed hundreds of association members across industries to learn what matters to them. Learn what benefits members value most, how they want to connect and learn, what makes them feel seen and supported, and how they perceive their association’s value and use of AI. Find out what strategies can help organizations communicate their value proposition, attract new members, and deliver more personalized, engaging, and lasting value. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: UST Education
Speaker: Kelly Whelan, Senior Content Marketing Manager at Higher Logic
Thu 12/11 at 2 p.m. – Predictions, Pitfalls and Possibilities
As we close out 2025, we are sitting down with some special IT peeps to talk about some of the challenges we have faced and how you can take charge of your technology in 2026. How will the economy, cyber security issues, AI and even world events impact technology in 2026? What can you do as an organization to keep your tech performing well? If you are looking at big technology projects in 2026 and beyond, what are the things you can do now to start getting your house in order? More info/register.
Host: 501Works
Speaker: James Marquis, CIO, 501Works
Thu 12/11 from 3 to 4:30 p.m. – Digital Workshop: Small Moves, Big Impact
Transform how your organization focuses its energy on impact, learning and measurable progress. Learn to describe your work in outcome terms; identify one validation action to take this week; gain language and frameworks to demonstrate impact through data, not just report on activities; and test assumptions quickly before full commitment. More info/register.
Host: McKinley Advisors
Facilitators:
- Tim Hopkins, CAE, Managing Director, McKinley Advisors
- Adi Soesan Malishev, Product Thinking and OKR Coach, OKRQuickstart
Thu 12/11 at 3 p.m. – Strategy First, AI Second – Content that Connects: A Simple Framework for Member Engagement
Hear about a simple, repeatable framework to create content that resonates with the members you most want to attract. Learn how to define your ideal member profile, uncover their motivations and pain points, and craft messages that meet them where they are—from event promotions to year-round engagement campaigns. Find out how AI can amplify your efforts by scaling the content you create without losing your brand voice, association value, authenticity, and expertise. More info/register.
Host: Farhad Khan, CEO, Member Lounge
Speakers: Cheri Quinn, Brand and Marketing Strategist, Emily Youngblood, Client Services Director, Mercury Creative Group.
Tue 12/16 at 10:30 a.m. – Meditation Skills for Busy Lives
Take a pause from the busyness and learn simple mindfulness practices to ease stress and reduce the feelings of burnout. These sessions are designed to help you create space in your day and include: 5 minutes to arrive and settle in, 10 minutes of guided meditation practice, and 5 minutes for questions and reflection. Every month, we explore a new area of meditation and introduce a practical skill to carry with you. These sessions are open to everyone, with no prior meditation experience required. More info/register.
Host: Association Women Technology Champions
Meditation leader: Moira Edwards, Owner & President, Ellipsis Partners
Tue 12/16 at 1 p.m. – The Top 10 AI Tools Every Association Should Be Using Today
AI is more accessible than ever, offering powerful solutions to enhance member engagement, streamline operations, and improve decision-making. Explore the top 10 AI tools that associations can implement immediately to boost productivity, enhance marketing efforts, automate administrative tasks, and personalize member experiences. Take away practical insights and actionable recommendations to start leveraging AI effectively within your organization. More info/register.
Host: re:Members
Speakers: Kevin Ordonez, AAiP, President and Managing Director, Digital Strategy, and Kevin Marlage, Senior Consultant, .orgSource
Wed 12/17 at 1:30 p.m. – The Future of Association Boards (FAB) Community Dialogue Grand Finale Zoom Meeting
Join this 90-minute session during which we will wrap up our collaborative project. More info/register.
Host: Jeff De Cagna, executive advisor, Foresight First
Thu 12/18 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
Fri 12/19 at 3 p.m. – Nonprofit Consultants Collaborative Monthly Networking Meeting
This monthly networking meeting is organized by consultants for full-time consultants who work with non-profits and associations. You don’t have to be an ASAE member to attend. This month’s agenda includes the sharing of good news, topics or questions from the group, and AI and its impact on consulting. More info/register.
Organizer: Cecilia Sepp, CAE, founder, Rogue Tulips Consulting
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