It is finally starting to feel like summer in Ontario! The sun is shining, the days are long, and as of June 11, 2021, Ontario entered Step 1 …
Growing Associations with Events and Technology in an Era of Rapid Change
Recently, the #REDSQUAD participated in PheedLoop’s Changemakers Summit. The Summit brought together event and association professionals for an opportunity to learn about new PheedLoop products …
Celebrating Redstone’s Latest Accomplishments in the Association Industry
Redstone is proud to announce that several members of the #REDSQUAD have been recognized for their contributions and commitment to the association industry. We are …
Our Story of Resilience – Forging The Way Forward
By Bailey Roth and Carly Silberstein According to BDC, there are more than 1.2 million small and medium-sized businesses in Canada. We’re proud to celebrate …
Key Takeaways from “Going “Phygital”: Blending the Physical & Digital in Events”
We are living in a “phygital” reality, where our physical and digital worlds have come together as one – a concept that may resonate now …
What is an Association Management Company (AMC)?
In the wake of COVID-19, the meetings and events industry has come to a halt. During this time we’ve been receiving questions about what’s …
The Digital Event Strategist Experience
Back in 2017, Redstone’s CEO, Carly Silberstein, obtained the Digital Event Strategist (DES) Certification from PCMA’s The Digital Experience Institute®. Over the past few years, …
Why Industry Volunteerism Is Important To Me
Volunteering is hands down, the best way to gain the maximum return on your investment in association membership. My volunteer work helped me establish myself …
The Redsquad Takes on the Industry Trifecta!
Redstone attends industry events to help our team learn and grow and so that we can better serve our clients. Over this past month, Redstone …
The Long Game – Putting Your Strategic Plan into Action
Strategic planning and execution is one of the most challenging parts of running an association, and many strategic plans end up going on a shelf …