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Reflections
Friends and Colleagues:
I don't think any of us saw this coming. COVID-19 has made its presence known to the entire world. It is easy to focus on the terrible aspects it has created. What perhaps is not so easy is to focus on the positive aspects it has generated. Remember, we are greater than any challenge we will ever face if we have faith.    Member News
NYSAE’s fiscal year ends June 30th and all members received an email to vote on the elected officials who will govern the organization for the next two years. At the same time, members have been asked to vote on proposed changes to the NYSAE bylaws.
All association activities have been impacted in some way by the coronavirus pandemic. Since early March, association executives have been pivoting and reimagining its live programs into digital engagement formats. Many of the associations that were forced to postpone or cancel spring conferences or special events are now planning completely virtual or hybrid programs for the late summer and fall. For most association teams, there’s a learning curve, and a lot of research is being done to find out the best technology capabilities for our needs.
Article Spotlight
How has your day-to-day at NYC & Company evolved since the beginning of the outbreak? While working from home NYC & Company’s Convention Development team continues to be a resource for meeting and event planners, ensuring that our customers have all the up-to-date information they need (including state and city updates and health, government and industry tools at nycgo.com/coronavirus) and serving as a connection to New York City’s hotel and venue communities when business needs arise.
COVID-19 Impact: What Do the Presidents Think?
NYSAE typically reports from the perspective of the association headquarters staff. For this ongoing series, we reached out to elected volunteer presidents who lead the board of directors and serves from an association headquarters in New York City. Ita M. Rahilly, CPA, is the President of the Board of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants (NYSSCPA) for the 2019-2020 term.
News for New York Associations
Behind the Scenes of NYSAE
When NYSAE joined Kellen last summer, Kellen’s family became NYSAE’s family. NYSAE gained access to experts in all areas of association management, and that means more resources for you, our NYSAE members. Meet Shavonne Gammage, Kellen’s Vice President, Human Resources. Shavonne is a results oriented Human Resources leader, with extensive experience aligning HR strategy with organizational objectives for both Fortune 500 companies (i.e. Target and First Data) and mid-size companies (i.e. The Insurance House). She has a proven track record for driving organizational change, through creating a collaborative and engaging environment.
Upcoming Events
Career Opportunities
New Jersey, General Overview Primary Roles & Responsibilities As a Marketing Content Writer, you will develop, manage, and audit marketing programs in specific channels.
Philadelphia, PA, Executive Director Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics Philadelphia, Pennsylvania The Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) seeks an experienced and dedicated leader
New Jersey, Anthony J. Jannetti, Inc. (AJJ), an association management company, is seeking an Executive Director (ED) to work with one of its association clients.
Thank You to our Organizational Members
NYSAE thanks all the organizations below who have chosen to support our valuable programs and benefits through Organizational Membership. We appreciate their ongoing commitment and participation.
For more information on organizational memberships, please see here. |
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