Free for members, Aug. 10-12 event will also feature prerecorded sessions with speakers participating in live chat, solutions marketplace

Companies say they are seeing more inquiries as associations seek consulting and look to outsource functions once performed by staff. “Times can be high-growth, they can be turbulent, they can be like they are now with the pandemic," said Jeanne Sheehy, chief marketing officer for Bostrom. "That flexibility is key for associations to have, and the way we are structured we can easily expand and contract when we need to.”

Association execs take private discussions public with 'Texts to Table.' Second episode will be released Aug. 4 on Facebook and YouTube.

Teleworking success and financial hardships prompt associations to seek subtenants, renegotiate leases or make short-term moves.

Continued downturn likely to bring associations together on missions to survive.

Foodservice executive lacked association management experience but knew key players; financial strength cushions recession’s blow.

Chamber and others press for national standard, industry uniformity.

Organizations say employees have gotten to know each other on a more personal level through virtual activities during the pandemic.

July 24, 2020

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CEO departures

Gordon to retire from grain and feed group