ASAE’s Executive Management Section Council (EMSC) is shedding the light on five associations who dared to reimagine volunteering through a series of webinars in September, October and November. Hear the stories of IEEE, Maryland Association of CPAs, Society of Petroleum Engineers, Aging Network Volunteer Collaborative, and the Financial Planning Association.
At ASAE Annual, the council hosted a conversation on rebuilding the volunteer spirit (get the handouts here). Through the eyes and stories of five associations, we explored how the changing volunteer paradigm became an opportunity to shift governance structures, change member component formats, rethink how to engage younger professionals, and rethink volunteer training. The session was developed by the EMSC as part of the Rebuilding the Volunteer Spirit innovation project, we looked at the new definition of volunteerism, its impact on associations, and how you can respond.
We continue the conversation with a deeper look at each of these stories. All webinars are free – thanks to the generosity of Higher Logic and our team of presenters.
Join us for one, several or all! Webinars are held at 1pm ET unless otherwise noted below.
Follow this link to register and for more information: http://bit.ly/15ZoAVt. Here’s the line-up:
#1 – Sept. 11: The IEEE Experiment on shifting the volunteer paradigm with Marc Beebe, CAE, Director, Strategic Research.
#2 – Sept 24: The Maryland Association of CPAs Story of reinventing the volunteer program with Tom Hood, Executive Director/CEO
#3 – Oct 8: The Society of Petroleum Engineers new approach to volunteer rewards with Liz Messner, CAE, SPE & Andy Steggles, CEO, Higher Logic
#4 – Oct 22: The Aging Network’s Volunteer Collaborative work on finding the ROI of volunteer programs with Tobi Johnson, MA, CVA, Tobi Johnson & Associates
#5 – Nov 12: Financial Planning Association’s story on creating new volunteer opportunities through a mentoring program with Laura Brook, Director of Community Development
#6 – Nov 26: The New Volunteer: a conversation led by the Executive Management Section Council sharing research, findings and case studies that create a new definition and new framework for successful volunteer management