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Hosted by D2L · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 20 episodes
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Learning by Association is a podcast that’s all about helping associations stay a step ahead with learning. Every two weeks, we dive into the role that learning plays in driving associations forward—from recruitment, retention and membership models to business strategy and more.
D2L hosts Learning by Association, a business show with 20 episodes published.
On this episode of Learning by Association, host Bill Sheehan sits down with Rob Barnes, chief executive officer and co-founder of Betty.ai , and Andrea Holovach, chief operations officer at the International Society of
On this episode of Learning by Association, we explore how rethinking learning as a core strategy can help member organizations stay relevant in an increasingly competitive and fast-changing landscape. Host Bill Sheehan
In this episode of Learning by Association, host Bill Sheehan speaks with Neal Couture, CEO of the American Society of Nondestructive Testing (ASNT), about what it really takes to transform an association into a high-per
In this episode of Learning by Association, host Bill Sheehan is joined by Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, behavioral scientist, bestselling author and CEO of Disaster Avoidance Experts, to explore why artificial intelligence is no
In this episode of Learning by Association, host Bill Sheehan welcomes Jackson Boyar, CEO and co-founder of RallyBoard, for a wide-ranging conversation on one of the most pressing challenges facing associations today: Me
In this episode of Learning by Association, Bill Sheehan sits down with Letty Kluttz, Senior Vice President of Education, Membership and Programs at the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology
In this episode of Learning by Association, we explore how associations can successfully navigate digital transformation by rethinking their approach to learning and member engagement. Host Bill Sheehan speaks with guest
The partnership between an association and its sponsors should deliver value to both parties. When these partnerships are built on shared goals and a mutual return on investment, everybody—including your members—wins. In
Is your association ready to lead in a fast-changing world? As competition grows and change accelerates, associations must do more than adapt—they must stand out. In this episode of Learning by Association, host Bill She
Every association wants to show leadership in its space. But amid a sea of uncertainty, that can be easier said than done. Fueling growth might mean looking beyond what you’ve done before and exploring what you can do ne
Associations play crucial roles in promoting and protecting industry interests while providing community, education and support for members. However, the landscape is changing rapidly. Competition now comes from influent
Non-dues revenue is becoming an increasingly important source of income for many associations—enabling innovation, relevance and financial stability in an increasingly competitive landscape. In part two of our conversati
Increasing non-dues revenue is critical for associations, especially in the face of evolving member expectations and economic pressures. It’s about sustaining growth and delivering valuable services that move members and
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to be transformative for associations. It can be a catalyst of innovation that enables you to engage with members, partners, sponsors and other stakeholders in more targeted
Artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t a fad. It’s here to stay. Associations need to be prepared to use it, but many also have concerns about how AI will impact day-to-day operations and the larger ways in which association
Associations might face some major changes, but they continue to bring tremendous value to the professions and people they serve. They advocate for their industries, elevate the voices of experts, and give members a plac
Associations are facing a tidal wave of change. Membership demographics, member expectations, staff turnover, emerging tech—these factors and more are putting pressure on what associations do and why they do it. What do
Offering learning experiences that are accessible doesn’t just support members with a disability. It can benefit everyone. In this episode, we explore what makes education accessible and the ripple effects it can have ac
Members look to associations to help them thrive in their professional lives—especially in an age of accelerated change. Easier said than done. What do people want to learn? How do they want to learn it? How can associat
Gleb Tsipursky
Dr. · Disaster Avoidance Experts
1 appearance on this show
Bruce Rosenthal
Bruce Rosenthal Associates, LLC.
1 appearance on this show
Artesha Moore
president and CEO · Association Forum
3 appearances on this show
Bob Moore
VP of Franchise Operations · American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians
1 appearance on this show
Andrea Holovach
International Society of Automation
1 appearance on this show
Rob Barnes
Betty.ai
1 appearance on this show
Rozalyn Werner-Arcé
Ontario Public Buyers Association
1 appearance on this show
Neal Couture
American Society of Nondestructive Testing
1 appearance on this show
Jackson Boyar
RallyBoard
1 appearance on this show
Letty Kluttz
APIC
1 appearance on this show
Ayça Donaghy
Lighting Industry Association
1 appearance on this show
Sean Soth
Society of Clinical Research Sites
1 appearance on this show
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