Thank you to our friends at GSAE for this great opportunity!

gsae shared interest groups: the future of ai for associations & mitigating legal risk from your association’s use of generative ai

Thursday, December 14
11:30 - 12:30 pm EST
Via Zoom
1 CAE Credit 
Complimentary for state, local and regional SAE members

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NOON speaker: Jeff Tenenbaum is one of the nation’s leading nonprofit attorneys, and is an accomplished author, lecturer, and commentator on nonprofit legal matters. As Managing Partner of the nationally recognized, five-attorney, Washington, DC-based Tenenbaum Law Group PLLC, Jeff counsels senior management and boards of directors of his clients on the broad array of legal and sensitive business and governance issues affecting charities, trade and professional associations, foundations, international NGOs, arts and cultural institutions, think tanks, educational institutions, and other nonprofit organizations. He is widely regarded as an innovative, highly responsive attorney with great judgment who provides practical, understandable advice extending to virtually every nonprofit legal issue and best practice. Jeff also regularly represents clients before Congress, federal and state regulatory agencies, and in connection with governmental and internal investigations, enforcement actions, litigation, and in dealing with the media. Read more.

Noon summary: Several important legal issues pertaining to the use of AI by associations will be addressed, including data privacy, intellectual property, discrimination, tort liability, and insurance. 

11:30 am speaker: Kim Davies, Senior Director, Partner Development, Naylor Association Solutions. Kim Davies is a strong strategic focused professional with 20 years of knowledge and experience consulting associations to identify member engagement and management solutions, while increasing value and non-dues revenue. She is passionate about supporting associations in reaching their goals by strategically identifying innovative products and tools that can be leveraged to help elevate the member experience, increase engagement, improve content curation and generate revenue. Kim lives in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

11:30 am summary:  Artificial Intelligence, or AI, is the new way of communicating. For many associations to adopt this technology, it will require a willingness to learn and the openness to experiment. AI is a powerful technology that offers many benefits to your member audience, and staff members alike. Creating personalized content that is tailored to the specific interests of your members will keep them well informed and increase their engagement. In addition to delivering a personalized experience for your members, AI technology will benefit your association in multiple ways. The ability to reduce staff time, leverage analytics and insights in valuable ways, and better understand what content is resonating with your audience. Join me to discuss how AI can make an impact with your association members and to learn more about some tools that leverage AI technology such as AI newsletters, career briefs, chat bots, virtual assistants, and personalized learning. We will talk about some actionable items and tips that can help associations utilize Artificial Intelligence to improve content curation, member communication, audience engagement, and the ability to reach your members where they are.

 Please note, the Commission has announced a new CAE Registered Provider Program. We believe this live Zoom event qualifies for 1 CAE credit for your qualification to sit for the exam or your CAE renewal. It will appear on your record as CAE credit-NOT pre-approved by the Commission under Domain 3: Organizational Strategy. A. General Management

For more information and to register, visit the link: https://bit.ly/3RrLnGV