In today’s unpredictable landscape, long-term plans need more flexibility than ever. Join Vanessa Dennison for this interactive Shop Talk on January 21 as we explore practical ways to balance long-term vision with shorter, more adaptable planning and budgeting cycles. Through shared experiences and discussion, participants will examine tools and approaches that help boards and organizations stay focused while remaining nimble.

In today’s unpredictable landscape, long-term plans need more flexibility than ever. Join Vanessa Dennison for this interactive Shop Talk on January 21 as we explore practical ways to balance long-term vision with shorter, more adaptable planning and budgeting cycles. Through shared experiences and discussion, participants will examine tools and approaches that help boards and organizations stay focused while remaining nimble.

Join us on Wednesday, February 18, from 10:00 AM–2:00 PM at the Washington Farm Bureau in Lacey for an Association Management Workshop led by nationally recognized nonprofit leader Jeffrey Wilcox. Grounded in ASAE’s recently updated Seven Measures of Success, this in-person workshop will provide practical training, peer networking, and a working lunch, culminating in a clear action plan to help organizations strengthen their relevance and impact. Designed for association staff and volunteer leaders, the program encourages group participation for shared learning and alignment.

Join us on Wednesday, February 18, from 10:00 AM–2:00 PM at the Washington Farm Bureau in Lacey for an Association Management Workshop led by nationally recognized nonprofit leader Jeffrey Wilcox. Grounded in ASAE’s recently updated Seven Measures of Success, this in-person workshop will provide practical training, peer networking, and a working lunch, culminating in a clear action plan to help organizations strengthen their relevance and impact. Designed for association staff and volunteer leaders, the program encourages group participation for shared learning and alignment.

At a special membership meeting held Monday, December 15, at noon, with a quorum present, a majority of voting members approved a resolution for the Washington Society for Association Excellence to be acquired by Associations West. "This marks a significant moment in WSAE’s history and the beginning of a new chapter for our community," said President Monette Anderson. "On behalf of the board, I want to thank you for your trust, your questions, your candor, and the care you’ve all shown for the future of our profession."