Jodi Wehling, of People Matters LLC, shares the Human Resources perspectives on the difference between staff management and intern management. She covers the importance of recruiting and onboarding students. There is a reminder about the time commitment for interns.
MSAE learns from Beth Settje, Associate Director at the University of Connecticut, about her perspective of placing students in internships from a university setting. Beth is Vice-President of the Cooperative Educational and Internship Association. From this perspective, she clarifies that interns are not free labor. She discusses part-time jobs versus internships. Internships have to have tasks that tie to learning opportunities.
Jeffrey Mosher catches up with T. Rann Paynter, President and CEO of MBA, the Michigan Bankers Association. Paynter shares his career path, which has included bankers associations in other states. He has been in this new role the past eight months getting to know internal workings of the association, and visiting many members from across Michigan. Banking remains strong around the state, and Mr. Paynter stresses the relationship bankers have with their clientelle. MBA is gearing up for a big conference in Traverse City which you can find out more about (The BEST Conference).
Jeffrey Mosher shares excerpts from the MSAE’s Legislative and Public Policy Conference, Governor’s Luncheon, with Governor Snyder speaking.
Jeffrey Mosher speaks with Cheryl Ronk, President of the Michigan Society of Association Executives (MSAE), about MSAE’s Legislative and Public Policy Conference. They discuss the importance of this conference, the great learning opportunities and the different speakers that were featured.
During this informative broadcast, Bonnifer Ballard, executive director of the American Water Works Association, Michigan section, and Tim Neumann, Executive Director, Michigan Rural Water Association, review the situation in Flint, the variables that contributed to the situation and solutions.
Matthew Coffindaffer , CAE, Manager, Volunteer Relations at ASAE, became certified in July 2015. As the manager of volunteer relations for ASAE, he manages collaborate. This platform engages 64% of the members in 150 different communities. He shares the value of the CAE program to his strategy creation.
Greg Melia, CAE, Chief Member Relations and Strategy Development Officer for the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) shares information on the value and success of the Certified Association Executive designation; the crown jewel program. He reviews the test cycle and the body of knowledge that serves as the base of study.
Kelly George, CAE, Director of Distance Learning, Seminar Web was one of the first consultants to receive the CAE designation. She explains the value of the CAE, how she is applying it in her position and details about SeminarWeb and its services of providing an on-demand webinar catalog to associations.
The Michigan Society of Association Executive's Public Policy Conference, various task force members discuss the conference highlights and topics.
