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Author: LORI SHARN BRYANT

Donohue impressed by Trump, appointees Donohue impressed by Trump, appointees Chamber CEO is optimistic in annual State of American Business address Photo: Ian Wagreich, US… Continue reading
Winter fly-ins give groups a head start with new Congress Winter fly-ins give groups a head start with new Congress Associations brave risk of snowstorms canceling Capitol Hill visits; payoffs include more time for… Continue reading
Tom Donohue praises Trump appointees, willingness to listen Tom Donohue praises Trump appointees, willingness to listen Chamber of Commerce CEO outlines agenda for high growth during annual State of American Business… Continue reading
NPA ends lawsuit, hits reset button NPA ends lawsuit, hits reset button Settlement terms confidential following voluntary dismissal of caseFabricant A tumultuous year at… Continue reading
Hoopes a top golfer among D.C. lobbyists Hoopes a top golfer among D.C. lobbyists Golf Digest publishes the handicaps of 150 Washington influencers Nat Hoopes (right) and his father… Continue reading
Groups step out for inaugural balls and celebrations Many associations grab opportunities to grow relationships and have fun, but some can't abide… Continue reading
CEO DATELINE - Products group ends lawsuit, hits reset button Want more news? Consider joining CEO Update. Membership gives full access to the latest… Continue reading
Hutter takes on change in marketing association rebrand Hutter takes on change in marketing association rebrand SVP of communications and public relations returns to association sector to help DMA protect,… Continue reading
Associations get more targeted with social media, mobile Associations get more targeted with social media, mobile Annual Kellen survey looks at digital trends; paid advertising used to grow social media following… Continue reading
CEO DATELINE - Nurse, doctor groups at odds over final VA rule Want more news? Consider joining CEO Update. Membership gives full access to the latest… Continue reading