community

…not just a compilation of lessons; it’s a mosaic of lived experiences, a compass pointing towards a future rich with potential and promise. Join us as we navigate these insights, learning and growing together, preparing ourselves for the adventures that 2024 holds.

Is your association’s value proposition as strong as it could be? Are your governance, operations, and culture aligned to support strategy? Join Association Chat CEO and Tecker International senior consultant KiKi L’Italien as she shares the connection between community, content, and culture and how to use these elements to fortify your association’s value proposition to members. In this episode, KiKi…

Join Tecker International senior consultant KiKi L’Italien as she shares the connection between community, content, and culture and how to use these elements to fortify your association’s value proposition to members.

If you are on a mission to build a community, consider this your list of things NOT to do. Ignore it at your peril.

What role does community play in your creativity?

“What is the purpose of this task force, again? Why are we all here?” […] We spent almost two full days in an existential crisis. It’s no wonder I used to drink a lot. 

“Where are we going and why does it matter?” Some of you may recall, 11,000 forevers ago (or, during the launch of the series on the livestream yesterday), I hoped that people would share their takeaways from the episode’s lesson, and it would turn out the series would inspire folks to think deeply about online community and how to make…

Watch the first ‘Why Community Matters’ video drop: Series is like a tour guide for online community

[…]no matter how kind, intelligent, or important to one’s personal survival another human – or group of humans – happens to be, we can all easily find ourselves wishing death on each other over the right kind of pickle.

The idea that we can each take turns and allow everyone to have a voice in a discussion (without the distraction of video and all that additional visual elements entails) is wonderful. Could this help us connect in deeper ways with people we normally wouldn’t be talking with? It certainly seems that way so far.