May 2019
Companies and Associations Code – What does it mean for Association Executives?
On May 1st, 2019 the companies and associations Code (hereafter: “New Code”) enters into force. It applies to new non-profit organisations, i.e. those incorporated on and after May 1st, 2019. However, as from January 1st, 2020, the New Code will apply to all non-profit organisations and these definitively need to get ready. Lots of information has been circulating about the…
Find out more »June 2019
The changing face of internal comms. Up your digital game.
Looking to leverage the opportunities of the digital age when it comes to internal communication? Want to keep your members engaged at all times beyond calls and countless emails? Then this workshop might be just what you need to get you started. This session, presented by Cambre Associates’ Marianna Tzaerli and Gianmaria Sisti, will offer advice and practical tips on…
Find out more »ESAE General Assembly 2019
The annual General Assembly of ESAE is taking place on June 14, 2019. Members will have access and an opportunity to get a detailed picture of ESEA's past and future activities, structure and decision-making policy. More info will become available as we get closer to the date.
Find out more »Who will be the next EU leaders?
An Interactive workshop that will explore what the new balance of power the European Elections bring. A session that will help Association leaders identify the key players and best plan their advocacy and monitoring strategies. What do the new actors bring in the complex EU political landscape and which direction are we going? Examine election results and implications for the…
Find out more »November 2019
Getting to know the new European Commission and its priorities
In this session of our "Roadmap for the EU Super-Year" series we will identify key portfolios, and the personalities of the new Commission taking office. We will discuss the lessons learned from the hearings of Commissioners-designate and review the new 5 year work programme and its implications.
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