ICOMIA Continue the Conversation
Following our session at the ICOMIA Congress, we’re inviting a small number of associations to explore how this could work in practice.
Most associations already have the information, relationships, and tools they need. The challenge is how that work connects across teams, committees, and members, and how easily it can be turned into action.
Following our session at the ICOMIA Congress, we’re inviting a small number of associations to continue the conversation and explore how this could work in practice, using the systems and processes you already rely on.
This is a short, informal session focused on how your association operates today, where time and visibility are being lost, and where things could be simpler, clearer, and more joined up.
A short, informal working session
Focused on how your association operates today
Grounded in real examples from the ICOMIA session
We’ll look at how work currently flows across your teams, committees, and members, and where things become harder to manage or keep visible.
We’ll explore where coordination, communication, and visibility could be improved using the tools and processes you already have in place.
You’ll leave with a clearer view of how this could work in your association, along with practical ideas you can take forward if it feels relevant.
When actions aren’t clearly tracked, it becomes harder to maintain momentum.
This is about giving teams and committees a clearer view of what’s happening, what’s next, and who’s responsible, so work can move forward with less friction.
Conversations across committees and teams don’t always lead to clear next steps.
This is about capturing what’s been agreed, making actions visible, and ensuring follow-up happens without relying on individuals to carry things forward.
Register your interest and we’ll follow up after the ICOMIA Congress
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