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Author Archives: Robert Hay
Critical Care Nursing Association Offers New Online Continuing Education
It is important for all professions to be up-to-date on the latest trends in their field, but maybe none more so than in medicine. Even in a busy world, it is essential for members of a profession to learn the … Continue reading
Posted in Health Care, Seeding Progress, Training Workforces
Tagged AACN, associations, continuing education, nursing, online, technology, training
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CTIA Bringing A Technological Angle to American Heart Month
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, according to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), and the month of February has been called American Heart Month to raise awareness of this problem. CDC and other government … Continue reading
Posted in Enriching Lives
Tagged American Heart Association, blog, CTIA, healthcare, healthy lifestyle, Webcast
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Consumer Electronics Show Illustrates Power of Associations in Changing Society
The Consumer Electronics Show (or International CES) is known in the press and public for being the industry show to see the best new and upcoming electronic devices. However, beyond the glitz and glamour, the trade show (which is organized by the Consumer … Continue reading
ASAE Responds to Attack on Associations in Washington Post
ASAE President & CEO John H. Graham IV, CAE submitted a “letter to the editor” to The Washington Post on Tuesday in response to a legally incorrect and misleading editorial published by the paper in the Sunday Business section on … Continue reading
Posted in Enriching Lives
Tagged associations, dues, professional associations, Washington Post
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Booksellers Association Links Mobile Users to Indie Stores
Many book buyers are adjusting to the new world of reading books not in physical form but on their tablets or digital reading devices. For those consumers loyal to independent book sellers, this has been a rough adjustment as the … Continue reading
Posted in Seeding Progress
Tagged American Booksellers Association, Android, Association, ebook, ereader, Google, Motorola, partnering, smartphone, tablet
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Michigan Associations Take Power of A Message to Radio
Associations are spreading the message that they drive economic recovery and improve society through a variety of means. The Michigan Society of Association Executives (MSAE) and its members are sharing this message in creative way. MSAE promotes the value of … Continue reading
Associations Helping Promote “Small Business Saturday”
On the Friday after Thanksgiving, many large retailers hold discount sales to attract consumers focused on doing holiday shopping known as “Black Friday”. The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and various associations in conjunction with the Black Friday phenomenon are pushing “Small Business … Continue reading
Posted in Driving Sustainability, Economic Recovery
Tagged economy, NASE, NFIB, small business
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NAEMSE Promotes Safety Through Training Program
The National Association of EMS Educators is a 501 ( c ) non-profit educational association that has been incorporated since 1995. It is a professional membership organization that is made up of over 3,000 EMS educators, both nationally and internationally, that … Continue reading
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ASAE Releases Sign-on Comments for OGE Proposed Rule
After gathering comments and support from the association community for the past few weeks, ASAE has crafted its comments to the Office of Government Ethics expressing our concern over their language mis-identifying the role of trade associations in public life. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged asae, ethics, gift ban, OGE, widely attended gatherings
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ASAE Preparing Comments On OGE Proposed Rules
ASAE is preparing comments on the Obama administration’s proposed rule that would restrict government employees from accepting free invites to trade association programs and events. OGE was directed by the White House to write regulations extending the lobbyist gift ban … Continue reading