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This month, learn all about the benefits of being part of CSAE and enjoy some special perks! Whether or not you are currently a member of this fabulous community, click here and don’t miss a thing! To celebrate, let’s have a little fun: post a GIF that represents your biggest/weirdest association challenge(s) on Twitter or LinkedIn, and get a chance to win a Visa® $100 Gift Card! One entry per individual on either platform – we’ll announce one winner each week! Use hashtag #MemberNovember and tag @CSAEConnect on Twitter or @canadian-society-of-association-executives on LinkedIn.
On November 13th from 12-1 p.m. EST, join Chris Baylis of the Sponsorship Collective for a how-to on becoming a sponsor. He’ll cover the essentials, around:
You will also hear exciting updates about business membership from our business members task force, and have a chance to ask any burning questions you might have. Visit our website for more information and to register.
Membership Spotlight
I have been with Marriott International for 32 years and I am the global account executive responsible for the association segment. I am passionate about the company I work for and the customers I serve every day. I joined CSAE in 1990 to learn how associations operate, and my first annual conference was in Hamilton. I had just started in my role of national sales and was invited to participate in the Charity Chapter Challenge. The rest, as they say, is history. I have a fulfilling career because of the knowledge and relationships that I have formed through CSAE. My participation on a number of committees over the years, both at the chair and member levels, have also helped me further my career. Connect with Susan on LinkedIn.  CSAE Events
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February 24-25 in Toronto & February 27-28 in Calgary.
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Have you thought about leveraging CSAE's relationship with over 15,000 association executives to fill your next position? Post your job to AssociationJobs.ca now! Remember CSAE members save 40%. Interested in finding the latest career opportunities in the association sector? Click here to find the most recent postings, such as: Title: President & CEO Title: Director of Client Services Sector News
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We all know about the many pressures and challenges facing associations today: delivering a value proposition appealing enough to justify membership, revenue development and diversification, nimble and effective governance and decision-making structures… the list can be daunting. Source: CSAE Blog
At The Roundtable, we explore all kinds of interesting topics. One that always gets people engaged is the idea of “managing up.” With the number one reason that people quit jobs being their relationship with their boss, it’s little wonder that leaders in our programs spend quite a bit of time trying to figure out how to manage their leaders. But here’s the thing that I’ve noticed around this topic… it’s one that’s often taboo in organizations: managers don’t like to think that they need to be “managed.” Source: The Globe and Mail
The tit-for-tat steel and aluminum tariffs between U.S. and Canadian may have been lifted, but uncertainty remains for these industries and the Canadian businesses they support — at least until a final trade agreement is signed. Source: CBC
John Solecki has been a cattle rancher for more than 20 years. But because of poor internet availability in his rural location of Southside — about 30 kilometres south of Burns Lake, B.C. — he has trouble keeping up with the technology needed to help his business grow. Source: Edmonton Journal
Organizations representing rural communities in Alberta and Saskatchewan are feeling left out after Justin Trudeau reached out to the provinces’ premiers and big-city mayors to address concerns of Western alienation. Source: Associations Now
Associations are always using data to analyze attendee engagement at their meetings. But could even more valuable insights come from measuring attendees’ emotions? A look at some benefits. Source: Medical Cannabis Network
The Canadian Vaping Association (CVA) has responded to the first potentially vaping related illness in DC. The Canadian Vaping Association is deeply concerned about the diagnosis of the first vaping-related illness in British Columbia and has emphasised the issue of youth access to nicotine e-liquid vape products needs to be addressed immediately.
Featured Publications
To celebrate Membership Month, receive a 10% discount on all CSAE publications through November 30, 2019! Check our bookstore to see available titles, and contact nicolas@csae.com to claim your discount.
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Thank you to all the delegates, sponsors and exhibitors who took part in Associations: Decoded in Vancouver! The conference was a resounding success and we look forward to seeing everyone next fall in Halifax! Mark your calendars for November 4-6, 2020. If you missed it this year, you can hear from the keynotes and some of the presenters in the 
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This focused, two-day symposium with Glenn Tecker and Donna French Dunn sets chief staff and their new board leaders on the path to a productive working relationship. Set priorities for your organization and establish common ground for joint leadership. Join us and find out why so many association leaders make this an annual commitment to success!
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