The American Society of Association Executives' (ASAE) annual meeting draws approximately 3,500 delegates each year. The Australian Society of Association Executive (AuSAE) Finance Director Tony Steven reports on the changing technology that is being taken ...
New research has been released showing that Australia's proactive service style is one of the key assets in attracting international association events to the country.
The International Women's Development Agency (IWDA) is encouraging participation in the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day on 8 March 2011 with two initiatives.
To host an international conference in Australia, local associations are required to put forward a winning bid, and follow through with strategic marketing to ensure success. Third Sector spoke with Business Events Sydney, who assist ...
After producing a member newsletter in-house for 30 years, the Australian Microscopy and Microanalysis Society elected to outsource the design and print of its publication. The result? Members are happy, and advertisers are too.
The Make Marketing Work conference, originally to be held on 24 June, has been postponed and is likely to be held in Spring 2010.
At the end of 2009, Third Sector reviewed some of the changes and events of the year, and looked forward to some developments that are likely to occur in 2010.
Australian charities now have access to affordable, effective lobbying tools, thanks to an agreement between DonorTec and NewsMaker.
Not-for-profits across Australia are feeling the effects of the global financial crisis and don't expect any improvement in the year ahead, a comprehensive survey of the impact of the economic downturn on not-for-profit organisations has ...
Connecting Up Conference in Sydney recently heard that Australia's charities and community groups are surging towards free and low cost social media and mobile technologies to reach their clients and donors.
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