Historical society's volunteer leaders include association CEOs and lobbyists From left to right: Rusbuldt, Tipton and McGahn Bob Rusbuldt says he lives and breathes history. The CEO of the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America majored in history as an undergrad, and almost all of his reading consists of biographies and other historical works.
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Read MorePCI and AIA agreed that board members and staff would not lose positions; increased policy convergence argued for bigger footprint Sampson It's one thing to recognize—or perhaps admit—that a unified voice in Washington, D.C., would be better for your industry. It's another for two rival associations to pull off a merger.
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