May 25, 2006 Just three months ago, Christine McEntee became CEO of the American Institute of Architects, after leading the policy-driven American College of Cardiology for seven-and-a-half years. CEO Update spoke with McEntee recently about learning a new industry, setting the leadership tone, and taking stable associations to the next level. Q. You have a healthcare background, with a bachelor’s degree in nursing and a master’s in health administration. Did the search firm see you as a healthcare executive or as an association executive? Christine McEntee: They saw me as an association executive and they were looking for someone who had addressed the issues that AIA is… Read More