The New Nonprofit Normal: Information, Human Connections and Humility

from Association Transformation · host Brewer Pratt Solutions & Consort Strategy

Send us Fan MailThe pandemic has shaken up the way we work, and the way we connect with other people. Associations have grown ever more important as they provide that space for connection. Elisa and today's guests, Carmen Elliott, Vice President at the American Physical Therapy Association and Dana Aragon Director of Workforce Development at the Associated General Contractors of New Mexico, speak about how their associations have tended and supported their members through this disruptive time.As Dana says, "information is the new currency" and "there's strength in numbers", associations have never been more valuable. For more information about Association Transformation, please see our website: https://associationtransformation.org/Follow us on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram. Please subscribe to our podcast on your favourite platform, so you never miss an episode!Support the show

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