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Following up on Maddie’s 10 steps for building an internal social media team, and my little clarity over control post, here’s a little something for all you visual people.

On the top, you see what happens when an organization sets up their social media team as the gatekeepers of all online social interactions. Below that is [...]

Rant Alert: Forget Perfect

by Lindy Dreyer on October 13, 2009

My other half likes to say “don’t let the perfect be the enemy of the good.” He picked the phrase up from a senior executive in his organization. So here’s my little rant for the week.

Forget trying to find the perfect technology tool for your organization’s social media needs–you’re procrastinating. When the tool finally comes [...]

It’s one of the things Clay Shirky said at ASAE09–control is a thing of the past. Clarity should be the goal for today.  Clarity and control are not new topics among some of my favorite association blogs. Still, the way Clay Shirky framed the issue was, well, very clear. Scott Briscoe talks a little about [...]

The Leadership Meme

by Maddie Grant on April 11, 2009

So Jamie started what is turning out to be a really interesting meme asking three qualities a leader should have. His three? “Know yourself”, “Understand systems”, “Learn communication”. Read his post for his analysis.
Jeff then posted his: “Take responsibility”, “Be courageous”, “Embrace learning”…
…and Deirde added hers: “Have a spine”, “Have a heart”, “Have [...]

2008's most popular posts

by Maddie Grant on December 24, 2008

What a year this has turned out to be, huh!
I hope to find time to post a personal note about it all in a couple of days (the holidays are a good time to step back and take stock, aren’t they!) but in the meantime I started making a list for myself of [...]