TEC22 was reimagined this year to provide association leaders multiple opportunities to engage and learn about digital transformation through expert insights, hands-on training, practical business solutions and peer-to-peer networking.

“Like many industries and professions, associations experienced a great deal of disruption and upheaval in recent years and are employing digital innovations to not only stay ahead of the competition but create new opportunities for member engagement and community-building that are necessary for the future of our business,” said ASAE President and CEO Michelle Mason, FASAE, CAE. “TEC22 was designed to help association leaders assess their organizations’ current capabilities and discover new technology solutions to create exceptional experiences and make smarter, data-driven business decisions.”

The redesigned TEC22 program attracted a wide audience of 62% association professionals, 15% industry partners, 14% consultants and 9% others. Roughly 70% of association professional registrants had final decision-making authority for their organizations and 48% of registrants were first-time TEC attendees. Registrants stated their primary reason for attending TEC 22 were to “discover business insights and examples”; “build professional relationships”; and “see groundbreaking technology.”

Each of TEC22’s four Digital Days was focused on a different topic impacting ASAE’s technology-driven community: Big Data Revolution on Dec. 5, sponsored by iMIS by ASI; Disruption in Technology on Dec. 6, sponsored by Higher Logic; Modernizing Member Experience on Dec. 7, sponsored by Forj; and Digital Transformation on Dec. 8, sponsored by Impexium.

TEC22 concluded with an in-person day of learning on Dec. 12 that included three keynote presentations from Kate O’Neill on “Tech Humanism: How Data and Technology Shape the Future of Meaningful Human Experiences”; Chunka Mui on “Shaping the Digital Transformation of Your Industry”; and Ted Harrington on “Think Like a Hacker: Secure Your Brand.” The in-person event also included a lunch sponsored by Personify and a networking reception sponsored by DelCor.

ASAE thanks the following Alliance Partners for making TEC22 possible, including:

Strategic Partners
Community Brands
Naylor Association Solutions 

Corporate Partners
DelCor Technology Solutions
Fonteva
Forj
Protech

Event Partners
Higher Logic
iMIS by ASI
Personify

 

MEDIA CONTACT: Chris Vest, CAE, 202-626-2798, cvest@asaecenter.org

About ASAE

ASAE is a membership organization of more than 47,000 association executives and industry partners. Since it was established 100 years ago, its members have and continue to lead, manage, and work in or partner with organizations in more than a dozen association management disciplines, from executive management to finance to technology. With the support of the ASAE Research Foundation, a separate nonprofit entity, ASAE is the premier source of learning, knowledge, and future-oriented research for the association and nonprofit profession and provides resources, education, ideas, and advocacy to enhance the power and performance of the association and nonprofit community. Visit ASAE at asaecenter.org.