Destinations and venues are opening their doors! Which means, associations are once again bringing their members together for in-person and hybrid events. However, we certainly wouldn’t call it a “return to normal.” Pandemic-era restrictions and safety precautions still hold true and require an additional degree of planning and care to ensure attendee safety.
Impact Association Management announced a new partnership with the Wisconsin State Telecommunications Association (WSTA). This partnership will assist WSTA in its mission to enhance Wisconsin’s quality of life and economic opportunities through improved infrastructure and services.
Rapid advances in technology, the influence of the global pandemic, and the higher standards of inclusion have all created the perfect mixture, supporting a new genesis of innovation in business. Leaders are now expected to think “outside of the box” to ensure their organization maintains a steady pace towards growth and development. But, how do you achieve this for your association?
It is imperative in today’s fast-paced, virtual world that we protect ourselves from becoming a victim of a cyber-attack. While it is easy to remember a simple password and use it across multiple platforms, you become an easy target for hackers/spambots to break into your inbox, database, or even bank accounts. And it goes without saying, if your email or database has been hacked, this cyber-attack not only affects your association but puts your contacts at risk of a cyber-attack, too.
