Associations that transitioned to full or partial virtual office environments say the move can save money, attract and retain talent Fry, left, and Kirkpatrick Long before COVID-19 forced many office employees to work from home, some associations had eliminated their physical offices in favor of more cost-effective virtual networks, and the pandemic is likely to cause more groups to do the same. Related content IT consultants say groups must prepare for a virtual future The Princeton, N.J.-based NAFA Fleet Management Association is giving serious consideration to swapping out its leased offices for a virtual work environment, CEO Bill Schankel said. The group had taken… Read More