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BAD resources November 10, 2010

by Adrian Segar

Success stories about non-profits that greatly increased their interaction with donors because of a new social media endeavor:

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Open Community: a little book of big ideas for association professionals by Maddie Grant and Lindy Dreyer

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Thank you for your efforts in making our very first national lab manager meeting a huge success. The meeting far exceeded my expectations and I have been reporting the success of the event to the leadership here at HHMI.Pam Phillips, Director of Research Operations, Howard Hughes Medical Institute

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