Blog Archive for November 2015

Is your Outdated Accounting and Financial Systems Costing your Association?

A Marketing article written by Lynne Newbury

Associations and Not for Profit organisations are faced with huge challenges when it comes to their accounting and financial membership management systems.

Findings from two new industry surveys of NFP finance and accounting professionals highlighted some key findings including; using outdated technology, small staffed; interruptions from other departments are costing associations both time and money.

Lack of Technology

Expert Advice on How to Shop for Association Membership Management Software

A Marketing article written by Lynne Newbury

Shopping can be a stressful process, with so many options available not to mention trying to keep to a budget, and when you do find something you like you have to make sure it’s the right fit.

Organisations Struggle to Capitalise on Business Intelligence Data

A Marketing article written by

One of the major driving forces behind organisations is information. The way information is used has drastically transformed over the past 20 years with the format, type and velocity and volume has grown at a rapid rate and continues to grow.

Is your membership association making the most of your data?

Looking to Increase your Twitter Followers within your NFP or Association?

A Marketing article written by

Twitter is something your membership management organisation can pick up fairly easily and there are many great tools and techniques out there that will improve your associations twitter account. If you invest a bit of time into it at the start it will help you get a better understanding as well as getting a plan in place to maximise your accounts exposure.

AuSAE NZ Leadership Symposium Event Wrap Up (21 - 22 October 2015)

A Events and Conferences article written by

It was great to be in Wellington (one of my favorite places!) for AuSAE’s Leadership Symposium.

Under the theme “Building Sustainable Futures”, the 2 day event brought together over 100 NZ delegates (and a few Aussies!) to network, share ideas and to hear from and meet those at the forefront of the NFP profession.