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Meet panelist Mike Thompson who will join us for Webcast New Ideas for Non-Dues Revenue Success. Mike Thompson is the CEO of SVI, a talent development and training company that owns and operates Learner Mobile- an award-winning next generation learning software platform. As one of the most forward-thinkers in leadership and business, Mike is a sought-after speaker who has delivered keynote speeches to hundreds of audiences across Asia, Europe, and North and South America.
Meet panelist Teri Carden who will join us for Webcast New Ideas for Non-Dues Revenue Success. Teri Carden is an association junkie and self-proclaimed girl geek in normal girl’s clothing. After several years of experience in the association technology role, Teri answered a need in the association space by building ReviewMyAMS.com, a trusted site for executives to provide end-user reviews of their association management systems (AMS).
Top Takeaways from Sales KPIs Every Association Team Needs. Review key takeaways shared and learned during PAR Revenue Renegades meet-up.
This past Wednesday, revenue producers from the association industry came together to chat about most used KPIs and metrics. Participants shared which metrics are most important to track daily, weekly or monthly, and discussed the concept of tracking numbers to improve instead of to prove.
Mary Byers, CAE, CSP and Harrison Coerver are the authors of Race for Relevance, 5 Radical Changes for Associations. Based on more than 60 years combined experience working with more than 1,500 organizations and updated for the 10th anniversary, the authors examine the realities of today’s marketplace—including the impact of the COVID pandemic—and what it will take for associations to prosper tomorrow. In this article, they present five areas where the association model is ripe for change.
In our “3 Questions” series, we ask top industry professionals to answer three questions within their area of expertise. In this edition, we’re talking about how COVID has shifted the sponsorship paradigm with the Co-Conveners…
Top Takeaways from Client Concerns: Closing the Gap on Event Performance. Review key takeaways shared and learned during PAR Revenue Renegades meet-up.
This past Wednesday, revenue producers from the association industry came together to chat about the return of in-person events. Participants discussed common concerns heard from clients, how to handle risk mitigation, and how to overcome certain event objections.
Top Takeaways from What Your Sales Manager Wants to Know: Review key takeaways shared and learned during PAR Revenue Renegades meet-up.
This past Wednesday, revenue producers from the association industry came together to chat about the relationship a sales team has with their manager and what specific key points the sales manager wants to hear from their team on a regular basis. Participants discussed sales goals, measurements and more to conclude PAR’s May theme of great sales teams.
As associations look for new ways to educate and inform members, one answer is in the palm of their hands: Mobile learning. It’s a growing industry that’s expected to reach $78.5 billion by 2025 as corporations, educational institutions and associations work to better meet customer, student and member needs wherever they are — and that is increasingly in front of their smartphones.
Top Takeaways from Leveraging Creative Conflict: Review key takeaways shared and learned during PAR Revenue Renegades meet-up.
This past Wednesday, revenue producers from the association industry came together to chat about leveraging both internal and external conflict to continue PAR’s May theme of great sales teams. Participants discussed how team conflict can be productive, or limiting and how it’s important to understand common tension.
Top Takeaways from Sales Team Design: How Organizations Manage Sales: Review key takeaways shared and learned during PAR Revenue Renegades meet-up.
This past Wednesday, revenue producers from the association industry came together to chat about the way the sales teams in their organization are managed and structured. Participants discussed the three most common sales team structures and the benefits and drawbacks of each. In the month of May, PAR is focused on great sales teams and the concept of “everyone is in sales” and how it directly affects association revenue.