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Young member engagement. Gen Z and Millennials make up more than a third of association memberships, and their share is growing. Clowder makes a case for why email and member portals aren’t enough to hold their attention. These members are already building professional habits on free mobile apps like LinkedIn, Discord, and Reddit. The post describes six association app features that help you compete for a space on your members’ home screens.
Internal buy-in for sponsored courses. Budgets don’t always stretch to cover new course development. Sponsored courses are one way to fill that gap—if your association has the internal coordination in place to make them work. Apti describes the friction points sponsorship consultant Bruce Rosenthal identified as most damaging, and strategies for building internal alignment, including how to handle pushback from conference staff who see education as competing for the same sponsor dollars.
Change management. Most change projects fail because of employee resistance and weak management support. D2L’s guide to change management for associations walks through the full process, from building a vision to making new practices stick. The guide gives extra attention to the human side: how staff experience change, why resistance happens, and how to use early adopters to move the skeptics.
Governance redesign. At Association Forum, Mike Norbut (Association Management Center) described how ADHA chose courage over tradition when faced with mounting governance challenges. They redesigned their governance structure (even eliminating the House of Delegates) to stay more nimble and make faster decisions.
Conference learning. Breakout sessions still rank first for professional learning, but Freeman’s 2026 Learning Trends Report offers some humbling data for event organizers: attendees rate those sessions lower than organizers do, and only about half say sessions improved their job performance. The report covers what attendees actually want, where the disconnects are, and what organizers can do about them.
AI tool evaluation. Your board wants an AI strategy, vendors are flooding your inbox, and staff are asking which tools to use. Dennison & Associates’ guide for associations offers a methodical evaluation process, starting with a warning that the biggest mistake associations make with AI is buying a tool before defining the problem. The guide also includes a ten-question checklist for pressure-testing any AI tool purchase before you commit.
Volunteer leadership training. Heather Burright (Skill Masters Market) identifies a common trap in volunteer training: packing in as much content as possible to honor people’s time, which usually produces overwhelm rather than action. Her fix starts with one question: What is the one behavior this person needs to demonstrate after this session? She also explains why connection is one of the most underrated elements of effective training.
AI learning to be your competitor. As AI training shifts from generalist tasks to specialized expertise, Shubhangi Goel (Business Insider) reports on an OpenAI initiative where freelancers are being paid to help train ChatGPT on specialized occupations, such as commercial pilots, soil scientists, pharmacists, and hundreds more. Contractors develop personas and simulate real workflows to help the model understand niche knowledge work. Learning content alone is increasingly easy to replicate. To be competitive, your association must identify the learning experiences, community, and context that only you can provide.
Trust, security, and members. Associations have always been in the trust business. Members turn to you for credible information, standards, and credentials. But trust operates differently now. Mallory Mejias (Sidecar) says that deepfakes, voice cloning, and AI-generated content have turned trust into something associations must actively protect. She covers internal vulnerabilities (like spoofed CFO calls authorizing wire transfers), low-tech verification tactics, and why getting people in a room together is more valuable than ever.
SEO is not dead. SEO makes generative engine optimization (GEO) work. Lily Ray explains why most AI tools depend on Google for content retrieval, which means strong organic rankings are still the foundation of AI search visibility. She backs her argument with traffic data from sites that saw rapid growth followed by equally rapid crashes, and identifies five popular GEO tactics that will backfire on you.
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You never grow old at the table
While mustard-hater Jim was away last weekend, I made chicken with mustard. So good. I decreased the chicken by half but kept the rest of the ingredients the same, which meant more sauce to go around once I added mushrooms, red bell pepper, and garlic to the recipe. On the side, leftover mashed potato/cauliflower and roasted broccoli.
Nancie McDermott’s choo chee Thai fish curry recipe from her cookbook Quick & Easy Thai: 70 Everyday Recipes is a favorite but impossible to find on the web. If you want to make your own version, here’s what I put in mine: floured and browned pieces of bass or any firm fish; sautéed onion, red bell pepper, jalapeño, green onions, and garlic; coconut milk, red curry paste, fish sauce, soy sauce, palm (or brown) sugar, southeast Asian pesto (or cilantro, mint, and/or Thai basil), julienned collards; and a garnish of chopped peanuts. Serve over brown rice.
About CAE credits: Per ASAE, “any continuing professional education offered by any professional entity may be accepted toward the [CAE] professional development requirement as long as it is directly related to either association or nonprofit management as defined by the CAE exam content outline.”
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Fri 5/8 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.* – Eventprofs Coffee Rave (Washington DC)
Two hours of espresso, beats, and the kind of conversations that don’t start with a name tag. Location: Washington DC. More info/register.
Host: Dahlia+ Agency
*All events are online at Eastern Time unless otherwise noted.
Mon 5/11 at 8 a.m. – Gongfu and Professional Practice (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 and the usual podcast channels.
Host: Cecilia Sepp, CAE, ACNP, LPEC, Principal & Founder, Rogue Tulips Consulting
Guest: Mark Franco, Rimon Law
Mon 5/11 at 12 p.m. – Membership Mondays: Make Every Moment Count: Smart Planning Tips for the MMCT Conference
Learn how to plan a focused, strategic, and rewarding day at MMCT, navigate the agenda, and prioritize what matters most to your role, and build in time for meaningful connections. Hear how to identify sessions that align with your goals; balance learning, networking, and vendor exploration; make the most of limited time at a high-impact conference; and create a personalized agenda you can actually stick to. More info/register (ASAE members only).
Host: ASAE
Mon 5/11 at 3 p.m. – ASAE Q2 Consultant Community Call
This Zoom gathering is your hour to network, exchange ideas, and build relationships with peers who get what it’s like to run a consulting business. After a few quick updates, we’ll dive into small-group breakouts to discuss topics you’ve asked for: Ethics for Consultants, Getting Started and Growing Your Consulting Business, and Finance for Consultants—plus space for more as requests come in. More info/register (ASAE members only).
Host: ASAE
Mon 5/11 at 7:30 p.m. – Onboarding That Works: From Instant Access to Complex Approval Models
Learn why the first 30–60 days of membership are critical for member engagement, where onboarding typically breaks down across different models, and how to identify and fix common engagement gaps, improve onboarding without adding complexity, and help members experience value faster. More info/register.
Host: Higher Logic
Speakers: Brendan Leehe, Sr. Customer Growth & Retention Manager, and Georgina Donahue, Director, Community Innovation & Strategy, Higher Logic
Tue 5/12 at 12 p.m. – Tech Tuesday: The ASAE MMC+ Tech Conference is Just Around the Corner
Learn how tech professionals are preparing for the ASAE Marketing, Membership, Communications + Tech Conference (MMC+Tech), what’s influencing the decision to attend or sit this one out, and how people are thinking about making the most of the experience. 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 5/12 at 12:30 p.m. – Take Your Time Back: Practical AI for Events + How to Win in LLM Search
Learn how to use AI to streamline event workflows, automate time-consuming tasks, and support everything from content creation to attendee experiences. Hear how to improve your event’s visibility in AI-powered search, so you’re not just working faster, but getting found more easily. More info/register.
Host: Bizzabo
Speakers:
- Nick Lafferty, Founding Marketing Engineer, Profound
- Enrique Secanechia-Santos, Senior Sales Engineer, Bizzabo
Tue 5/12 at 1 p.m. – Member Engagement Lab #2: How to Engage Members When You are Super Duper Busy
Member engagement doesn’t always have to be time-consuming. It’s something you can add to what you are already doing. Learn how to turn regular administrative tasks into meaningful moments of connection. Adapt these big ideas, brainstorm with your colleagues, and leave with practical ideas that don’t add one more thing to your plate. More info/register.
Host: re:Members
Speaker: Amanda Lea Kaiser, member engagement strategist and author of Elevating Engagement: Uncommon Strategies for Creating a Thriving Member Community
Tue 5/12 at 1 p.m. – Your YouTube Channel Is an AI Strategy: A New Playbook for Association Marketers
With AI engines now answering questions directly, 60% of searches end without a single click—traditional SEO is losing its grip. But there’s an opportunity hiding in plain sight: YouTube is now the #1 cited domain in AI-generated search results. Learn why a library of modest, well-structured videos answering your audience’s real questions will outperform a single polished production every time, how to build that library without a dedicated video team, and how to measure success in a way your leadership will actually understand. Get a concrete 30-day plan to start building AI visibility through video. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: UST Education
Speaker: Michael Hoffman, Co-Founder and CEO, Gather Voices
Tue 5/12 at 4 p.m. – Turning Education into Your Association’s Core Competitive Advantage
Learn how to identify high-value market gaps your association is uniquely positioned to fill, align your learning catalog with your unique value proposition, move away from seasonal conference education to a year-round “service” model that keeps members engaged 365 days a year, and improve ROI by multi-purposing your high-value content into a new service that’s truly unique to your association. More info/register.
Hosts: Halmyre and Intuto
Speakers:
- Christine Saunders, Founder and President, Halmyre
- AJ Sallis, Chief Executive Officer, Intuto
Wed 5/13 from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. CDT – AI Foresight for Certification: Table Talks (Chicago IL)
Using AI‑driven environmental scanning and foresight methods, the presenters will identify the top ten issues facing certification and assessment in 2026 and 2027. After a brief overview of the AI platforms and methodologies used by the presenters in their assessment work, attendees will participate in roundtable conversations to evaluate the AI findings—examining where it was accurate, where gaps remain, and potential implications for the field. Location: Chicago. More info/register.
Host: Certification Network Group
Speakers:
- Alan Mead, Chief Psychometrician, Certiverse
- Evelyn Ronkowski, Director for Test Development, National Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners
- Sarah Miller, Director of Applied Intelligence, BrightLink
Wed 5/13 at 11 a.m. – How to Write a Valuable RFP: Cut Through the Marketing Fog (Office Hours for LMS Buyers)
Learn how to use apples-to-apples comparative data from your shortlisted vendors to develop a strong RFP. With our RFP Template, you’ll accelerate the documentation process, improve the quality of vendor responses, use scientific methods to justify your decision, and impress everyone with your professionalism. More info/register.
Host: Talented Learning
Speaker: John Leh, CEO and Lead Analyst at Talented Learning
Wed 5/13 at 11 a.m. – The Member Value Problem: Why Associations Work Harder but See Less Engagement
When your audience and value are not clearly defined, more activity creates more noise instead of stronger results. Learn how associations can step out of the cycle of constant activity and focus on what actually drives engagement and growth. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: UST Education
Speakers: Cheri Quinn, Director of Brand Strategy, and Emily Youngblood, Client Services Director at Mercury Creative Group
Wed 5/13 from 12 to 5 p.m. – 2026 Regional Roundtable: Next-Level Leadership Development (Arlington VA)
Association Latinos is convening a select cohort of mid- to senior-career association professionals in the DC area for a half-day, practitioner-led experience. We will tackle one question together: how do you lead with clarity when the ground keeps shifting? This is a working session. You will leave with strategies you can apply immediately. Location: Arlington VA. More info/register.
Host: Association Latinos
Speakers:
- Mark Lowry, Higher Logic
- Carlos Cardenas, CAE, AAiP, DelCor; Chair, Association Latinos
- Eduardo Arabu, MSPPM, CAE, CEO, National Hispanic Corporate Council
Wed 5/13 at 12 p.m. – When Plans Break! How to Regain Clarity When Everything Feels Urgent
Learn how to identify the root causes of overwhelm and confusion that surface during disruption and rapid change, separate signal from noise to better assess priorities and make informed decisions, and apply practical techniques to regain clarity and direction, even when there’s no perfect solution. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: GrowthZone
Speaker: KiKi L’Italien, Host and Editor-In-Chief, Things Go Sideways, and Founder and CEO, Amplified Growth
Wed 5/13 at 12 p.m. – AI Is Changing Your Members’ Jobs—Are You Keeping Up? (Association Amplified LIVE)
Most associations are asking what AI tools to adopt. But that’s the wrong question. Explore what associations should actually be focused on—and what members need from you right now. More info/register.
Host: TaleWind Digital
Speaker: Jen O’Brien, Director for Research and Innovation, American Marketing Association
Wed 5/13 at 12 p.m. – Navigating Power & Boundaries: How to Speak Up, and Say No to Keep Winning
In association environments influence, governance, and competing priorities frequently intersect. Knowing how to respond is just as critical as knowing what to say. Get equipped with practical tools, sample responses, a solid framework, and real-world scenarios, and a structured framework to lead with clarity, protect capacity, and communicate with confidence—to navigate relationships or credibility. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: ASAE
Speakers:
- Lori Bruhns, Executive Coach, Lori Bruhns, LLC
- Mariama S. Boney, LMSW,CAE, CPEC, CTS, President and CEO, Achieve More LLC
Wed 5/13 at 12 p.m. – From Noise to Narrative: Data Visualization for Nonprofits
Learn how to move beyond cluttered visuals and transform raw numbers into clear, compelling narratives. Hear about a proven three-step formula: find your “big idea,” choose the right chart for your data, and refine your design to eliminate noise and focus attention. More info/register.
Host: Your Part-Time Controller
Wed 5/13 at 1 p.m. – Is Your Event Data Actually Working? How Associations Are Unlocking Real ROI
Many associations collect a large amount of event data, but very little of it actually translates into meaningful outcomes. Data is often spread across multiple systems, insights are delayed and opportunities to improve engagement or revenue are missed. From registration and check-in to on-site interactions and lead capture, see how capturing and connecting the right data at every stage creates a complete and reliable view of your events. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: ASAE
Speaker: Gil Gonzalez, Director of Events, EVA Event Tech Hub
Wed 5/13 at 2 p.m. – You’re in a marketing throuple with Claude. Now what?
AI is talking to your buyers all day. It’s synthesizing your website, filling in gaps you don’t know exist, and sending answers you’ve never approved. Learn how synthesis changes what your content actually does, what AI is probably saying about you right now, what the AI enablement framework is, what a repeatable content engine looks like and why a content calendar falls short, and how to measure when you can’t see the conversation. More info/register.
Host: Ercule
Speakers:
- Justin Dunham, Co-founder, Ercule
- Janessa Lantz, Janessa Lantz Marketing
Thu 5/14 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. – Beacon’s AMS Showcase
See leading AMS platforms in one place. The event will run across three simultaneous demo tracks, organized by average implementation cost, so you can focus on the systems that are more likely to fit your budget range. Each provider will present for 30 minutes with a standard scripted format so attendees can compare AMSs on an apples-to-apples basis, then they have 15 minutes to showcase the features that set their platform apart, plus live Q&A. More info/register.
Host: Beacon Tech Research
Participants: ALTAI, Cannolai, CE21, Euclid, GrowthZone, iMIS, MatrixMaxx, Mem360, MemberPlex, MemberSmart, MemberSuite, Membes, ReadyMembership, re:Members, Tradewing, Wild Apricot, YourMembership, Wicket
Thu 5/14 at 12 p.m. – On The Hunt
A monthly, community-driven virtual gathering designed to support AWTC members who are exploring new opportunities, navigating a job search, or considering their next move. Connect with peers, share insights, exchange leads and resources, and stay encouraged through the job-hunting process. Each session includes informal discussion, optional themed topics, and space for participants to reflect on their next steps to create momentum while prioritizing connection, flexibility, and community support. More info/register.
Host: Association Women Technology Champtions
Thu 5/14 at 1 p.m. – The Strategic Role of Exam Prep in Growth and Differentiation
Explore the different roles exam prep can play and how learning businesses can think more intentionally about where it fits—or might fit—in the learner journey, the broader credentialing context, and their portfolio of offerings. Hear about alternatives available to learners, what candidates increasingly expect from these experiences, and how learning businesses are approaching exam prep today. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: Leading Learning
Speakers:
- Jeff Cobb and Celisa Steele, co-founders, Tagoras and Leading Learning
- Evan Burton, head of growth, BenchPrep
Thu 5/14 at 2 p.m. – Real-World Benefits of Integrated Data for Advocacy Organizations
Learn how to identify the concrete benefits of connected data for advocacy work, what a realistic integration project looks like, what resources you need to move from siloed systems to a connected stack, and what becomes possible once your data is integrated. More info/register.
Host: VoterVoice
Speakers:
- Justin Deragon, Director of Growth and Partnerships at AMS Geek and Data Sangria
- Ben Muscolino, Founder of AMS Geek and CEO of Breezio
Thu 5/14 at 2 p.m. – How Your Association’s Brand Impacts Marketing Success
Hear about the importance of keeping a unified design system for your association’s brand, and how your varying brands can have a significant impact on your marketing goals. Learn what brand architecture is (and what it isn’t), how poor brand architecture can have negative impacts on your marketing goals, and what branding direction is best for your association. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: Mighty Citizen
Speakers: Polly Thurston, Vice President of Creative, and Joi Bass, Vice President of Marketing, Mighty Citizen
Fri 5/15 at 2 p.m. – SharePoint or DropBox: Can You Really Ditch Dropbox? Lessons from the Microsoft 365 Trenches
Many associations are grappling with the real-world question of Dropbox vs. Microsoft 365, especially when it comes to external collaboration, security, usability, and cost. Practitioners and consultants who have made different choices will share candid, experience-based insights on what works, what does not, and why. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: ASAE
Speakers:
- Adam Kuhn, Director of Information Technology, FIA
- Christopher Gloede, CAE, Chief Consultant, Ricochet Advisory Services
- Joe Aldeguer, IT Director, Society of American Florists
- Michael Getter, Head of Technology and Digital Strategy, American Alliance of Museums
Tue 5/19 at 10:30 a.m. – Meditation Skills for Busy Lives
Take a pause from busyness and learn simple mindfulness practices to ease stress and reduce the feelings of burnout. These monthly sessions, designed to help you create space in your day, 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 you can carry with you. Open to everyone, no prior meditation experience required. More info/register.
Host: Association Women Technology Champions
Meditation leader: Moira Edwards, Owner & President, Ellipsis Partners
Tue 5/19 at 12 p.m. – From Analytics to Action: Making Data Work in the Boardroom
Learn how to turn dashboards and member analytics into narratives that grab leadership’s attention, build credibility, drive investment, and advance your organization and career through the power of data storytelling. Hear how to frame data around board decisions, build a repeatable narrative structure, translate tech metrics into business outcomes, and use data fluency to grow your influence and careers. More info/register.
Host: Association Women Technology Champions
Speakers:
- Jane Nassiri, GrowthZone
- Rhoni Rakos, AAiP, Ellipsis Partners
- Shaun Holloway, American Motorcyclist Association
Tue 5/19 at 1 p.m. – Member Engagement Lab #3: How to Engage Members Even When You are Not Feeling It
When your mental bandwidth is low, anti-engaging behaviors can sneak in without you even realizing it. Unfortunately, those small moments can quietly push members away. Let’s talk about how to stay engaging even on the hardest days. You’ll walk away with simple ways to show up with intention keeping engagement strong even when your mood is. More info/register.
Host: re:Members
Speaker: Amanda Lea Kaiser is a member engagement strategist and author of Elevating Engagement: Uncommon Strategies for Creating a Thriving Member Community
Tue 5/19 at 1 p.m. – Your Event Looks Fine on Paper; A Secret Shopper Might Disagree
Learn how structured, on-site observation by experienced meeting professionals can surface patterns, tensions, and opportunities that traditional evaluation methods often miss. Drawing on recent, real-world examples, explore how observation—paired with stakeholder interviews, historical data, and experience feedback—creates a more complete and actionable picture of event performance. More info/register.
Host: Event Garde
Speaker: Aaron Wolowiec, Founder & President, Event Garde
Tue 5/19 at 2 p.m. – Accelerating AI Thinking and Readiness at AMCs
Many association management companies (AMCs) remain stuck between basic experimentation and simple implementation of AI. Explore how AMCs can accelerate AI adoption both internally and externally. Get practical insights into AI readiness and AMC-specific strategies. Discover how AMCs can leverage AI to boost staff efficiency, uncover deeper insights, develop AI-driven products, and make smarter decisions that impress clients and set themselves apart from the competition. More info/register.
Hosts: AMCI & Momentive Software
Speaker: Rich Vallaster, CEM, QAS, AAiP, Senior Director of Industry Strategy, Momentive Software
Wed 5/20 from 9:05 a.m. to 4:50 p.m. – Community & Engagement Platforms Demo Day
Watch presentations from a limited number of industry partners that offer community and engagement platforms. Community and engagement experts will be showcasing platforms and sharing their knowledge with the association market. More info/register.
Host: ASAE
Participants: Bulletin Apps, GrowthZone, Breezio, Hivebrite, Higher Logic, Forj, Tradewing, Clowder, Cantarus, and Izzy
Wed 5/20 at 1 p.m. – Capturing the Voice of your Future Member
Learn about the value of non-member insights and how they can help associations overcome barriers to growth. Hear how to identify and effectively utilize analytical tools and techniques, such as data analysis and customer journey mapping, to understand non-member behavior and improve engagement strategies, and develop actionable strategies based on non-member insights to align association goals with the needs of a broader audience and drive sustainable growth. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: Fonteva
Speaker: Christine Saunders, President, Halmyre
Thu 5/21 at 11 a.m. – How to Design a Product Portfolio
All associations create value. But without a coherent portfolio, you’re missing patterns, synergies, and hidden revenue. Learn why a portfolio is indispensable for any association that wants to operate strategically, not reactively; how to analyze and map your current offerings; structure your offerings into a coherent portfolio that tells a clear story to your board, staff, and members; find the hidden connections between your offerings and use them to uncover new opportunities for your membership; use your portfolio as a strategy, planning, or budget tool; and maintain your portfolio so it stays relevant year after year, not just a one-time exercise. More info/register.
Host: James Young, CEO & Founder, Product Community
Thu 5/21 at 1 p.m. – CFO Financial Communications and Interactions With Boards
Learn about the essential communication skills and strategic insights needed to effectively partner with, educate, and influence the board. Hear how to move beyond basic reporting to deliver financial information that is strategic, clear, and action-oriented, helping board members fulfill their fiduciary duties. Topics will include translating complex financial statements into key organizational narratives, managing the budget process with board oversight, communicating about risk and reserves, and handling challenging questions from diverse board member backgrounds. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Host: UST Education
Speakers:
- Paul Preziotti, CPA, Partner, Johnson Lambert LLP
- A. Michael Gellman, CPA, CGMA, Co-Founder at Sustainability Education 4 Nonprofits
Thu 5/21 at 1:30 p.m. – High-Stakes Communication in the AI Era: Strengthening Executive Relationships Without Losing Your Voice
Explore how association executives can use AI to elevate communication in high-stakes relationships without sacrificing authenticity, executive presence, or professional voice. Learn how to strengthen board alignment, navigate sensitive internal conversations, and craft external messaging that builds trust with sponsors and strategic partners. More info/register.
Speaker: Lori Zoss Kraska, MBA, CFRE, Growth Owl
Moderator: Barbara Armentrout, CAE, BJA Solutions for Associations
Hostess: Teri Carden, COO, Insight Guide
Thu 5/21 at 4 p.m. – Success & Sins of Association AI Use
The panel’s discussion of associations and AI covers: where to start; the most common mistake associations make when they start down the AI path; the biggest opportunities for associations with the use of AI; building internal buy-in when staff are either scared, too enthusiastic, or conscientious objectors about its use; their new favorite AI tool that others may not be aware of; and how the role of associations will change in light of AI in the future. More info/register.
Host: ASAE Reston Loudoun Swap
Speakers:
- Jay Daughtry (facilitator), Founder, CQbd
- Joseph Burak, Founder and Chief Strategist, TRANSiT Strategy & Analytics
- Liz Peuster, CAE, Chief Communications Officer, South Carolina Association of CPAs
- Dan Streeter, CEO, Mission Fuel
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