Association leaders praise legacy of the late Tom Donohue
Donohue, 86, died Oct. 14 at his home; he led the U.S. Chamber of Commerce as a powerful lobbying force for more than two decades.
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Skiados to helm insurance group; Reinke named leader at transportation group; more departures and arrivals
Michael Skiados will take the helm at the National Association of Professional Insurance Agents, effective Oct. 15.
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Latest PAC survey reveals challenges for U.S. democracy
Public Affairs Council’s 2024 Pulse Survey shows many respondents distrustful of process, expecting violence no matter who wins.
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Hiring assessments are driving recruitment change
Incorporating prehire assessments into the hiring process can help with building an efficient and cohesive team.
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Recruit, retain, repeat: Nonprofit talent market slowly improving
In a changing workplace, your people are your greatest strategic asset; experts say CEOs should lead accordingly.
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Successful coaching requires chemistry, progress and practice
Here are some dos and don’ts for those interested in receiving executive coaching.
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