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October 10, 2024 |
At-A-Glance |
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Upcoming Networks & Clubs Reading Leaders Book Club
October 17 at 7:00 pm EDT | Virtual Meeting Contact Beth Kabes if you would like to participate. Executive Assistant to the CEO Network October 23 at 12:00 pm EDT | Virtual Meeting Contact Ann Fiene if you would like to participate.
Executives in Residence Meeting October 23 at 1:00 pm EDT | Virtual Meeting
Conferences & Workshops Business Strategy Framework 1.0
October 28-29, 2024 | Johnston, Iowa
Business Strategy Framework 2.0: Managing Strategic Resources (Pre-Conference to AESA Annual Conference) December 2-3, 2024 | Orlando, Florida
AESA Annual Conference 2024 December 4-6, 2024 | Orlando, Florida |
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CEOs: Encourage Your Executive Assistant to Join This Network
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We are excited to launch our third professional network later this month and encourage your agency's executive assistant to the CEO to participate. The role of an executive assistant who supports the leader of an organization is vital and often challenging. Our network is designed to provide a supportive community for those executive assistants, offering opportunities to share insights, learn best practices, and grow together. Key Benefits of Joining Our Network: Networking: Connect with peers from other educational service agencies who understand the unique demands of supporting the CEO. Knowledge Exchange: Discuss the challenges and successes of the role and learn from real-world experiences. Professional Development: Access resources, tips, and advice to enhance your skills as an executive assistant. Session Dates
We look forward to welcoming more CEO Executive Assistants to our vibrant and supportive network! |
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Last Call: BSF 1.0 Workshop Nearing Capacity |
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If you're planning to attend the BSF 2.0 Workshop in Florida with Dr. Simester, now is the time to complete the prerequisite. Our Business Strategy Framework (BSF) 1.0 Workshop is filling up quickly!
Dates: October 28-29, 2024
This workshop is essential for teams focusing on marketing, service development, and organizational success. You’ll dive deep into three core areas: creating value, capturing value, and delivering value — powerful tools that will transform your approach and drive lasting success for your organization.
Don't miss this opportunity — secure your spot today! |
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Unlock Advanced Insights at BSF 2.0 with Dr. Duncan Simester |
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Get ready to elevate your business strategy! The next installment of our Business Strategy Framework series will take your understanding to the next level as we expand on the core principles introduced in BSF 1.0. We’re thrilled to have Dr. Duncan Simester from MIT returning to lead the BSF 2.0 session, a pre-conference highlight at the upcoming AESA Annual Conference.
This advanced workshop is designed to delve into competitive strategy and the transformative power of AI in today’s business landscape. You’ll gain critical insights on navigating strategic uncertainties, forging successful AI partnerships, and optimizing your organization’s strategy for lasting impact.
Note: Attendees must have completed the Business Strategy Framework 1.0 Workshop to participate.
Get ready for a game-changing experience! |
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2024 Annual Conference: Registration Gaining Momentum |
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Excitement is building for this year’s AESA Annual Conference, set for December 4-6, 2024! With a stellar lineup of keynote speakers, insightful breakout sessions tackling today’s most pressing educational issues, and plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow ESA professionals, this event is not to be missed.
Early Bird Deadline Approaching! Register by October 18, 2024, to take advantage of our discounted early bird pricing and guarantee your place at one of the year's most impactful gatherings. Don’t wait—secure your spot today! We look forward to seeing you there. |
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Partner News |
Navigating Deafblindness: NCDB Professional Development Series |
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The National Center on Deafblindness (NCDB) offers an outstanding resource for teachers and related services providers: the Teaching Children Who Are Deafblind module series. Each module is carefully designed to help educators deepen their understanding of deafblindness while developing practical strategies they can implement immediately in their classrooms or in-home settings. You can explore this valuable professional development series by visiting the NCDB website.
Understanding Deafblindness and the NCDB Deafblindness is one of the most complex disabilities encountered by families and school districts. Fortunately, there is a network of projects, funded by the U.S. Department of Education, that provide technical assistance to families and educators serving students with this disability. The network includes a deafblind project in every state and the National Center on Deafblindness (NCDB).
Although the term deafblind implies a complete absence of hearing and sight, in reality it refers to varying degrees of hearing and vision loss. The type and severity differ from person to person, but the key feature of this condition is that the combination of losses significantly limits an individual’s ability to access auditory and visual information. The majority of children who are deafblind also have additional physical and cognitive disabilities and/or complex healthcare needs.
NCDB has an extensive website with resources to support family members and personnel who work with children who are deafblind, aged birth through 21. Topics include:
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