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Now Is the Perfect Time for Associations to Reassess and Reignite Strategic Goals!

Talley explores how employee OKRs can create cohesion, purpose, and align the team on the company objectives

Have you ever seen an association leader running on empty? You probably have and perhaps, at times, it’s been you. Passion and purpose drive association leadership, but when these are fueled by exhaustion and unrelenting demands, they can only carry you so far.

At Talley Management Group, Inc., volunteerism isn’t just something we support — it’s the foundation of everything we do.

A strategic partnership committed to advancing women’s leadership in transportation through comprehensive, results-driven management.

Association leaders must help members find and navigate industry-specific tools. Discover the top healthcare data tools you need to share with your members.

In a world where industries evolve at breakneck speed, the ability to learn and adapt is one of the greatest strengths an organization can cultivate. A strong learning culture is more than just providing training—it’s about fostering an environment where curiosity, collaboration, and continuous improvement are embedded into daily operations.

Talley proudly highlights the remarkable contributions of Ksenija Polla, CMP, CICE, Director of International Development at Talley Management Group, who has been named a 2025 Smart Women in Meetings: Stellar Performer by Smart Meetings Magazine. This well-deserved recognition celebrates her outstanding leadership and impact in the association and events industry.

Talley proudly celebrates the achievement of Kate Searfoorce, M.Ed, MBA, CAE, who has earned the Certified Association Executive (CAE) designation. The CAE is the highest professional credential in the association industry, signifying a commitment to excellence and a deep understanding of association leadership and operations. Fewer than 5% of association professionals attain this distinguished certification.