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For those who are responsible for planning the operations and strategic direction of their nonprofit’s board, I offer a few suggestions based on one of the boards that I serve on, Landscape Architecture Foundation. ☑️ Make at least 1 seat available to emerging leaders. Their perspective is invaluable. ☑️ Meetings in-person should be designed around spending time for breaking bread together and building relationships during which all other work is set aside for maximum and genuine attention towards each other as humans and the greater big picture mission of the organization. ☑️ Hosting online committee meetings has proven effective, because relationships are also built from f2f video interactions, as groups commit time to do actual work together with the best brains. ☑️ Spend less time on fancy presentations and presenting to each other, and more time providing valuable industry updates through conversational report outs and with data! ☑️ Focus on information mobility! Communication is a board’s key responsibility. Figure out how to mobilize the information that shows you’re paying attention to your audience’s needs and pain points. If you serve on a board or in an organization that has a board, feel free to offer additional tips from your experience 👇 More to come on this topic! #nonprofitleadership #associationmanagement #leadership #service #volunteering #makingadifference

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Hi Jess, you identified Cyber Security as an area of interest years before it became the 'hot' topic it is today. Your learning and experience over the years has led to the thoroughly deserved recognition that this nomination brings. Well done!

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The best part of the job is definitely this! Lovely review from my client and it really validates how important the legal work is that we do in CICA claims which is such a niche and often misunderstood area. #review #IrwinMitchell #CICA #teamwork

Marketing becomes so much easier when you grasp this concept.

Marketing in Simple Terms Marketing is all about getting the word out about a product or service to people who might want it. Here's what happens: Understanding People: First, we figure out who might be interested in what we're offering. We do this by learning about their likes, dislikes, and what they need. Planning: We make a plan on how to tell these people about our product. We decide what to say, where to say it, and how much money to spend. Making Things Look Good: We create things like ads, websites, and social media posts that make our product look appealing. Getting the Word Out: We put our messages and ads where people can see them, like on TV, online, or in magazines. Talking to the Media: We talk to newspapers, TV, and online bloggers to share our story and get others to talk about us. Using the Internet: We use websites, social media, and email to connect with people online. Selling: We help salespeople by giving them information and materials to convince people to buy our product. Learning from Data: We look at numbers to see if our plan is working. If it's not, we change our plan. Keeping Customers Happy: We stay in touch with people who bought our product to make sure they're happy and might buy more. Following Rules: We always follow the rules and laws to make sure we're being fair and honest. In a nutshell, marketing is about knowing your audience, making your product look good, spreading the word through various channels, and making sure customers are satisfied. It's like telling a story about your product or service to the right people in the right way.

Being a part of Pisces Wealth Team has been such a fun experience and to see the team make the list for a 2nd year in a row is amazing! Way to go James, Greg, and the rest of the team. ______________________________________________________________________ 2024 Forbes America's Top Wealth Management Teams Best-in-State The 2024 Forbes ranking of America's Top Wealth Management Teams Best-In-State, developed by SHOOK Research, is based on an algorithm of qualitative criteria, mostly gained through telephone and in-person due diligence interviews, and quantitative data. This ranking is based upon the period from 3/31/2022 to 3/31/2023 and was released on 01/09/2024. Advisor teams that are considered must have one advisor with a minimum of seven years of experience, have been in existence as a team for at least one year, have at least 5 team members, and have been nominated by their firm. The algorithm weights factors like revenue trends, assets under management, compliance records, industry experience and those that encompass best practices in their practices and approach to working with clients. Portfolio performance is not a criteria due to varying client objectives and lack of audited data. Out of approximately 10,100 team nominations, 4,100 advisor teams received the award based on thresholds. This ranking is not indicative of an advisor's future performance, is not an endorsement, and may not be representative of individual clients' experience. Neither Raymond James nor any of its Financial Advisors or RIA firms pay a fee in exchange for this award/rating. Raymond James is not affiliated with Forbes or Shook Research, LLC. Please see https://lnkd.in/gEimwwwh for more info.

This is exactly it. It's literally impossible to reach everyone with your brand. There's just too much digital real estate for your budget, no matter how big it is. That's why picking the right target audience is crucial. Often, finding the right target audience means performing market research and experimenting with a few different audience segments until you find ones that match your performance goals. Just make sure you know what your key performance indicators are before starting your testing and research or you'll have no idea what a "good" audience is supposed to look like.

Successful strategic marketing is reducing the noise so your message can be heard.