5 Community Member Examples: How to Engage with Different Types of Community Members

Wednesday, October 13th, at 11:30 AM CT / 12:30 PM ET

About the Webinar

Build a community for every member

88% of community professionals admit to communities playing a critical role in achieving their organizations’ mission, so it’s safe to say that communities are having a moment — and they’re here to stay.

But online communities aren’t a “one-size-fits-all.” Part of what makes membership so appealing is the ability to meet people united under the same cause, but with different personalities, backgrounds, and preferences.

We’ve rounded up the top five community member examples to reveal how association and nonprofit communities can build a community that’s relevant, engaging, and valuable to members of all types.

Join us for our webinar, 5 Community Member Examples: How to engage with different types of community members, on Wednesday, October 13 at 12:30 ET.

During the webinar, you’ll learn:
  • Why the top five community types join communities
  • How they connect with your mission and other members of the community
  • Their favorite community features and benefits
  • Ways to grow your members and your organization through community
This webinar is certified for 1 CAE credit.

Participants are also encouraged to submit questions in advance to [email protected].

Reserve Your Spot

Ashly Stewart

Content Marketing Manager

Ashly Stewart has been writing and editing on marketing teams for big tech, marketing agencies, and nonprofits over the past 10 years. In the past five years, she’s provided creative direction to HR and healthcare organizations. She recently oversaw training and education programming at a national nonprofit for editors and writers. She also publishes poetry and lifestyle articles.

Rich Vallaster, CEM, DES

Director of Marketing and the Tradeshow Wonk

Rich Vallaster, CEM, DES serves as the Director of Client Relations & Trade Show Wonk at Personify. He has spent the bulk of his career in the events business, from large scale outdoor events to tradeshows and conferences. He is an appointed member of the CEIR Research Council, TSNN Expo Chat moderator and is an active member of IAEE and PCMA. Rich serves on several exhibitor advisory committees and speaks to organizers, exhibitors, and attendees regularly on industry related topics.