CEO DATELINE - Business PAC association prepares to fight ‘anti-corruption' bill
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ITI chooses another tech association leader as CEO
Oxman succeeds Dean Garfield at ITIOxman The Information Technology Industry Council announced Jan. 24 that Jason Oxman—current CEO of the Electronic Transactions Association—would become the group's next top executive at the end of February. Oxman has been CEO of ETA since 2012. Previously, he was senior vice president of industry affairs at the Consumer Technology Association.
Read MoreCEO DATELINE - Fantasy sports group embraces gambling, rebrands
The Fantasy Sports Trade Association is riding the wave in legal sports betting by expanding its focus to companies and players in the gambling arena. The group will change its name to the Fantasy Sports & Gaming Association in April. Want more news?
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