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Why Association Leaders Are Turning to .orgSource for AI Strategy
Because AI success requires more than a polished pitch deck. Every association leader I speak with is hearing some version of the same message right now: âWe can help you with AI.â The pitch decks are polished. The framework looks impressive. Pricing is often significant. And in many cases, the consultants delivering those presentations only began using the word âAIâ in a serious way sometimeâŠ
The Organizations That Will Win Next Are Fixing Work, Not Just Buying More ToolsÂ
Association leaders are under pressure from every direction. Do more with less. Modernize the organization. Improve the member experience. Support staff. Use AI. Move faster. That is a lot. And yet, many organizations are still responding the same way they have for years. They buy another tool. Add another platform. Start another initiative. Layer another expectation onto already stretchedâŠ
Association Leaders Need an AI Plan, Not Another AI Pep TalkÂ
By now, most association leaders know AI matters. That is no longer the question. The real question is this: what are you actually going to do about it? Because right now, many organizations are stuck in one of two places. They are either cautiously circling the topic, waiting for more clarity, more examples, more certainty. Or they are jumping into tools without a clear strategy, hopingâŠ
AI Just Solved the Public Content DebateâNow What?
What ChatGPT Health Means for Medical Associations For years, medical association leaders have debated: How much medical content should we share with the public? That question was just answeredâloudlyâby OpenAI and Anthropic. Last week, OpenAI announced ChatGPT Health, a dedicated experience for people to engage with AI around their health and wellness. The data? Astounding: 230 million usersâŠ
Digital Culture Isnât OptionalâItâs Your Competitive Advantage
Why your tech investments wonât matter if your mindset is stuck in 2009 You can buy every tool on the market. You can implement the best AMS, CRM, LMS, CMSâand throw in a chatbot, too. But if your culture is still operating like itâs 2009? None of it will matter. Letâs be honest. Digital transformation isnât failing in associations because of bad tech. Itâs failing because weâve made cultureâŠ
Digital Dexterity: The Skill Your Association Canât IgnoreÂ
You invested in the platform. You launched the tools. You checked the âdigital transformationâ box. But somethingâs still off. Systems donât talk to each other. Staff rely on workarounds. Member experiences feel⊠clunky. Sound familiar? The problem might not be your tech stack. It might be your teamâs digital dexterity. What Is Digital Dexterity? Digital dexterity isnât about coding orâŠ
If Everything Is a Priority⊠Nothing Is.Â
Another board meeting. Another strategic planning session. Another list of 27 âmust-winâ initiatives. Sound familiar? Youâre not alone. In fact, one of the biggest barriers to progress in associations isnât a lack of ideasâitâs too many priorities competing for limited attention, resources, and time. When everything is a priority⊠nothing actually gets done. Strategy Should Give YouâŠ
AI Wonât Replace You. But It Will Replace What You Ignore.Â
Itâs tempting to treat AI like a buzzword. Something big⊠but also vague. Fascinating⊠but not quite urgent. Maybe usefulâeventually. But while many associations are still forming AI task forces or âmonitoring the landscape,â your members are already living in an AI-shaped world. And some of your competitors? Theyâve stopped waiting and started building. AI wonât replace you. But it willâŠ
