The Community Roundtable

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

Director of Community Job Description

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Directors of Community lead community programs and typically lead teams that include community specialists, managers, and strategists. They often have operational backgrounds and are paired with community experts with their focus on securing internal support, integrating across the organization, … [Read more...]

Evaluating Community and Engagement Platforms

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Are you evaluating and assessing community or engagement platforms? You are in great company - a lot of people are. This is being driven by shifts in the vendor space, the growing importance of these technologies to organizations, and the maturity of current programs. At The Community Roundtable, … [Read more...]

Lisa Allison on Migrating Community Platforms

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Join the community experts at The Community Roundtable as they chat about online community management best practices with a wide range of global community professional. Topics include increasing online audience engagement, finding and leveraging executive stakeholders, defining and calculating … [Read more...]

September in TheCR Network: Community Technology

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Like so many communities, for TheCR Network September is a period of regrouping and getting back into our routines after the summer. Over the summer we pause a lot of our programming and we typically see our engagement drop a bit as well. September means getting back to regular roundtable calls to … [Read more...]

Continuous Emotional Learning In A Digital World

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Community management is the future of organizational leadership because the field centers emotional intelligence alongside measurable outcomes. With a little time, an approved strategic plan, and a keen awareness of how to navigate emotion in the workplace, communities are growing and producing … [Read more...]

Profiles of Emerging Community Leaders

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Community roles have long been misunderstood as positions “merely” requiring social skills and the ability to interact. In fact, they neither represent just one role nor are they simple. Great community leadership is mostly hidden work focused on enabling others to interact constructively in service … [Read more...]