Best Practices

Nonprofits and Audit Best Practices

By Jamie Lee / April 5, 2016

We are living in a world today where financial information is open to the public. Even small fraudulent transactions could be tweeted or shared in the public space, which can damage the reputation of nonprofit organizations. In order to assure that the financials of nonprofit organizations are reliable and healthy, forming an audit committee is…

Social Media Cheat Sheet

By Olivia Hook / November 15, 2015

How do you know which social media platform(s) in which your client should invest time and resources? With so many options out there, how do you decide where to start? It’s usually not smart to use every platform available to you, so here is a ‘social media for dummies’ rundown for the association world. FacebookIn…

Twitter, who? Getting started on Twitter with your client

By Olivia Hook / November 10, 2015

Social media has become ubiquitous in recent years, and Twitter, the current ‘king’ of social media has exploded. Twitter is no longer just a space for you to post what you had for lunch or what you think of the newest Star Wars movie. Twitter has become the interactive platform for corporate organizations and non-profits alike. Who…

Member Engagement – More Takeaways from the Higher Logic Super Forum

By Kristy Howard / October 28, 2015

The never ending story of member engagement Last week I had the opportunity to attend Higher Logic’s Super Forum. On the surface this is just a gathering of community managers that are using their software to promote member engagement and tips on how to better use their product, but in reality it’s so much more.…

Takeaways from the Higher Logic Super Forum

By Olivia Hook / October 27, 2015

Last week, I had the opportunity to travel to Arlington, VA for Higher Logic’s annual ‘Super Forum’. During this two day high-energy conference, I got to pick the brains of Higher Logic’s creators, as well as other community managers from associations near and far. Being a fairly new AMR and NASCIO employee, I took this…