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The Community Roundtable

Empowering global community leaders with research-backed resources, training, and tools.

TheCR Is Growing!

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When we started The Community Roundtable in early 2009, community management was not yet a mainstream concept and social business was barely used as a term. A lot has changed in a relatively short amount of time. A majority of organizations now understand that this new way of doing business, enabled … [Read more...]

A Conference Focused on the Business of Community

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There are a wide variety of events and conferences of interest to community leaders these days - from those explicitly focused on community management to those focused on social media, communications, specific tools, functional processes, or on digital content - but there are very few events that … [Read more...]

Executive is Just Another Word for Community Manager

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Executives are charged with executing on a set of goals. They all want to accomplish those goals in a way that maximizes their investments. Executives need to marshal a range of constituencies (their team, peers across the organization, customers, partners, experts, consultants) to make things … [Read more...]

Why Communities Resonate

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Depending on where you sit, the social business and online community trend can be seen in many different ways - there is a huge range of how and where it is applied and a lot of different people involved. However, the one thing that ties many of us who are interested in communities together is a … [Read more...]

Leaving People Well – A Community Strategy That Pays

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In the social space we talk a lot about relationships: Finding them, developing them, keeping them. But what about leaving them? People don't much like talking about the end of things because it often feels like a reflection of our own adequacy or value, which in turn makes us treat the process … [Read more...]

Looking for our first Community Management Fellow

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Community management is increasing in importance as organizations realize that a new management discipline is required to effectively participate in and get value out of online social environments. As interest in the field has expanded, The Community Roundtable has grown – more members, more … [Read more...]

Google+ for Community Managers

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We've been messing about in Google+ for the last few weeks and, like many, trying to figure out where it fits in the social media ecosystem, how it is different, why we would use it vs. other platforms, and its implications for community management. There have been a lot of posts about Google+ so we … [Read more...]