CSAE BC 2018/2019 CALENDAR OF EVENTS 
BC NETWORK NEWS

• 2018 Wine Tasting and Speed Networking Event – October 2nd, 2018, Heritage Club, Vancouver
• 2018 Annual Holiday Event –  December 5th, River Rock Casino, Richmond, BC
• 2018 Fall Okanagan Breakfast Roundtable – Stay tuned for more information 
• 2019 High Profile Event – Stay tuned for more information

CSAE BC’s Annual Golf Event!
CSAE BC

CSAE BC’s Annual Golf Tournament took place Thursday September 13th at the beautiful Quilchena Golf and Country Club in Richmond, BC. The event brought together over 48 Association Executives and Businesses from around the lower mainland. Thank you to all who attended!

Congratulations to our hole contest winners:

• Men’s KP - Walt Judas
• Men's Longest drive - Donald Miyazaki
• Women's Longest drive - Heather Farris
• Putting Contest - Gregory Nelson
• Best Team - Andrew Watson, Donald Miyazaki , Nick Ten & Jay Aikenhead

The sun came out for a fun day filled with networking, contests and a fantastic round of golf! CSAE BC members and guests enjoyed a game filled with great company and the time to unwind with a delicious dinner after a day on the course.

CSAE BC extends a very special thanks to our event sponsors:

Tourism Whistler, Delta Hotels by Marriott Vancouver Downtown Suites, Ballistic Arts Media Studio Inc, Hilton Whistler Resort & Spa and Conference Direct

Connect with the New Chair of CSAE BC: Giovanna Boniface.
CSAE BC

September is Disability Employment Month: A Case Study in Shared Opportunity
CPHR

The first question people ask in social situations is, “What is your name?” The next question is, “What do you do?” Too many British Columbians with disabilities do not have a good answer to the second question.

Welcome to New Members
CSAE BC

Like Us on Facebook!

‘Like’ our page to hear about our latest news and activities, and to see photos from our events. Visit the CSAE-BC Facebook page here.

4 Ways to Stay Relevant With Your Members
ASSOCIATIONS NOW

If there’s one nagging thought keeping most decision-making executives up at night, it’s the fear that their association is falling out of relevance. It’s a valid concern, as associations are fighting to recruit and retain membership in a highly competitive space. If your association doesn’t provide a unique experience, your members may take their business elsewhere.

Universal Software Tips: Automating & Encouraging Member Renewal
MEMBER CLICKS

As you well know, retaining existing members requires a lot less time and resources (aka, money) than recruiting new ones. But you also know that proving and communicating membership value can be tough.

How Toxic Employees Affect Organizations
ASSOCIATIONS NOW 

Workers who are seen as negative to company culture represent an interesting conundrum—they end up costing organizations money and poisoning other workers, but they’re often good at getting themselves promoted.

How to Nail New Member Onboarding: 3 Musts
MEMBER CLICKS

It’s no secret (or surprise) that the better you onboard, the more likely your new members are to stay with your organization. But what constitutes as an effective new member onboarding process? What should you really be doing? We’ve identified three musts:

Associations Adjust Strategy As User Satisfaction With Social Media Sinks
ASSOCIATIONS NOW

Privacy and ads are pushing users away from Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. One small association’s solution: Emphasize engagement, not products. Having a harder time these days connecting with your members on social media? It might be that they’re feeling frustrated by it and tuning it out more.

Should Your Association Consider A Plus-One Strategy?
ASSOCIATIONS NOW

A recently launched initiative from Time’s Up hopes to boost women in the workplace by intentionally bringing more of them to events and providing more networking opportunities. The idea offers some possibilities for associations too.