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👀🤩 2 Days - in 30 Seconds!👏🤯 A social media Reel such as this one (which we made by the way...😉) is not only an incredible way to showcase all an event or conference has to offer - but also gives everyone a look into your organisational culture.✌️ In today’s fast-paced digital world, we all know - content is king! Nothing captures people's attention (and that's relatively short, these days) like a professionally crafted video.👍 If your business has hosted an event, a well-produced, fast-paced recap can do wonders for your brand, and creating one in-house might not always give you the results you need.🧐 Here’s why: 📈 **Boost Engagement:** A recap video captures the essence of your event, engaging your followers on social media, websites, and email campaigns. Pros know how to tell your event’s story in a compelling way that gets people talking. 🎬 **Polished Quality:** Experienced video production and content teams have the tools and expertise to create high-quality visuals, crisp audio, seamless editing - AND MORE IMPORTANTLY, know how to TELL A STORY! 🚀 **Save Time & Resources:** Let your team focus on what they do best. Outsourcing video and content creation ensures the professionals handle the filming, editing, and final delivery without draining internal resources. 📢 **Extend Event Reach:** Not everyone can attend your event in person. A well-made recap video helps you reach a broader audience, share highlights, and keep the momentum going long after the event ends. Showcasing your brand with a top-notch video builds credibility and helps create lasting memories of your event. If you want to elevate your next event recap, leave it to the pros!🫡 #EventMarketing #VideoProduction #ContentCreation #BrandStorytelling #BusinessGrowth #DigitalMarketing You know what to do - give us a call, send us an email - hell, send a carrier pigeon if you have to - get it contact and let us help your brand!📲📧🐦🎥 Huge thanks to Event & Conference Co. Department of Primary Industries & Regional Development Esplanade Hotel Fremantle - by Rydges. Brightside Live Cassie Marriott for having us!🙌

Attention: Insurance and Risk Managers Join Pinchin Ltd. at the RIMS Canada Conference in October and discover how our services can benefit your organization. We look forward to seeing you at our booth! #WorkingTogetherMakingThingsBetter #pinchinltd #environmentalconsulting #engineering #rims2024 #insurance #riskmanagers #environmental #innovativesolutions #connecttolearnmore

💫Attention association friends it is your time to shine because ICCA is launching their annual survey on association meeting needs. 🔶🔹Use the power of your association experiences and needs by communicating them here: https://lnkd.in/esypxn79 Surveys like these help monitor association growth and growing impact on the association meeting world! Every opinion counts! 🔹🔶 #associationmanagement

The 2027 ICMA - International City/County Management Association Class Orientation was a whirlwind of information. There are some big issues on the immediate horizon that the Executive Board will be focused on that will impact our membership: ➡ The hiring of a new Executive Director ➡ Initiating Phase 1 of the Governance Task Force recommendations regarding regional apportionment (There are plenty of other issues that are important and will receive the Board’s attention. These two are top of mind.) Since being selected as the 2024-2025 President-Elect and going through our orientation, I reflected on my own beliefs about ICMA and used the Six Questions (modified to the Association) we use in the City of Coppell every day in our service to the community to guide my thoughts. I believe answering these questions provides further clarity on my reason for wanting to serve ICMA’s membership.   1️⃣ Why does the Association exist? To create and support thriving communities throughout the world. (From ICMA’s Vision Statement)   2️⃣ How do we as City and County managers/leaders in our organizations behave? Dedicated to the faithful stewardship of the public trust and shared ideals of management excellence. (From ICMA’s Declaration of Ideals)   3️⃣ What does the Association do? Provide member support through publications, data and information, peer and results oriented assistance, and training and professional development. (From ICMA: Leaders at the Core of Better Communities)   4️⃣ How will our members succeed? Working collaboratively, valuing everyone, and being accountable to each other. We will be ethical, transparent, disciplined, and mission driven.   5️⃣ What is important, right now?  Hiring of the new ICMA Executive Director.   6️⃣ Who must do what? The Board taking the time to listen to the membership, focusing on member needs, and incorporating these expectations in the hiring of the new Executive Director.   I look forward to continuing to share my journey with you as I serve as President-Elect, President, and Past President, beginning in Pittsburg starting next Friday.

The ATRI Board of Directors has selected a diverse set of research priorities designed to address some of the industry’s most critical issues, according to a statement from the organization. Check out this article to find out what those are: https://lnkd.in/geb8Vy2m

Spring is in the air, which means it is time for #MIPIM again! Really looking forward to being back in #Cannes between the 11th and 15th March and joining my stellar team of colleagues from SEC Newgate UK - Rebecca Coleman Laura Leggetter MCIPR (Bessant) Tali Robinson Polly Warrack Henry Columbine Let me know if you are around to catch up and compare notes on a 2024 which will be dominated by #politics #planning #elections and #housing SEC Newgate Group #Property #Realestate #Mipim2024 #Development #SFH #MFH #PBSA #BTR #coliving #airspace #Seniorliving #Acquisitions #Investment #agents #Transactions #Sites #Planning #Communications #Advocacy #Insights #Digital #Counsel #Strategicadvice #Communities #Socialvalue #Engagement #Consultation #labourparty #Conservativeparty #councils #councillors

As we prepare for the 57th Biennial NAD Conference, we want to know what you think the NAD focus on in the next term, 2024-2026. For the first time this year, we are asking communities to share input on which priority should be in the top five. Before Delegates discuss and vote on the priorities during the Council of Representatives – we believe your input matters. Fill out the online form (https://lnkd.in/e9iY-Dej), you can select up to five priorities – we will share your input during the Forums and at COR during #NAD2024 in Chicago. [VIDEO DESC & TRANSCRIPT: Michelle is standing in front of a camera. MICHELLE: What should we focus on for the next two years? Let me back up. The NAD tends to have their own to-do list, but we also make room for communities to share input on what is important to them for the NAD Board to address within the two-year term. That is what we call our top five priorities. For prior conferences, we tend to invite communities to submit priority proposals, then have an open forum for NAD members to discuss which proposals should make it into the top five. Anyway, after the forums, the remaining proposals then get discussed during the business meeting, which we call Council of Representatives (COR). COR has representatives from State Associations and Affiliates from all over the US, those people are Delegates. During COR, Delegates discuss and vote on the priorities, to make the final top 5. Delegates also vote on any bylaw amendments, resolution proposals, and open board positions. So where do YOU come in? Before the Delegates decide the top five priorities – we want to show you the proposals, so you have the opportunity to discuss and tell your representative (delegate) which priorities to support. They need to know what’s important to you - so that during COR, delegates can use their power and vote. Your input will impact our work for the next 2 years! Check out the proposals, review, discuss and let everyone know what you think!]

Inclusive Development International's Natalie Bugalski was in Dublin last week, speaking at the launch of the Dublin Declaration on Fair and Equitable Land Access (FELA). A work in progress, the Dublin Declaration, or FELA 1.0, proposes a new approach to negotiating land use and access when development projects threaten to displace local communities—one that treats affected people as partners rather than externalities. At the launch, Natalie spoke to issues of accountability and remedy, underscoring that harms caused by displacement need to be avoided in the first place, by ensuring that communities have a genuine role in decision-making, including about whether and on what terms a project proceeds. She proposed that intensive community-company mediations, typically only pursued as part of efforts to repair harm after its done, should be used at the outset to reach agreement on the terms of land access before projects begin. And she stressed that these community-company agreements must be legally binding and enforceable by communities themselves, either through courts or arbitration, so that communities are in a position to hold project developers directly accountable if and when harms occur. Launching the FELA Declaration 1.0 is just a first step—we are looking forward to the input of civil society and communities to formulate a clear new approach demanding that project developers, including mining companies that aim to supply metals and minerals for the clean energy transition, treat communities with respect and move forward with projects on their land only with their agreement. As Natalie told the audience of impact assessors in Dublin, “there is no doubt that a fundamentally different approach that centers the rights of affected communities is urgently needed.” https://lnkd.in/eqR2r3hh