The second Trump administration is roiling official Washington — and the association sector — like never before.At least prior to President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement on April 2, which shook global markets, industry groups were anticipating a business boon from lower taxes and reduced regulations, though many oppose tariffs. But health and scientific associations are reeling. They are warning of dangers to the public from federal layoffs and cuts in grants and research. Meanwhile, they face major challenges to their own federal grants, as well as meeting and membership revenue.Veteran Republican presidential aide and lobbyist Nick Calio, preparing to retire after 14 years as CEO of… Read More