Associations find the space is right at coworking locations
Square footage devoted to coworking has doubled since 2015; hot markets include Washington, D.C., Manhattan, San Francisco Coworking on Capitol Hill: Hearing Industries Association President Kate Carr (left) talks with Executive Assistant Lindsay Robinson in their office at The Yard. Photo: James Cullum
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How CEOs manage priorities, allocate their time and energy
New study of for-profit leaders emphasizes importance of a clear agenda As CEO of SAE International, David Schutt is very aware that how he spends his time—and with whom—is of political and strategic importance.
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Executives sought to evolve as their groups' needs changed
Three association CEOs said shifts in job responsibilities needed buy-in from boards, faith in staff to handle day-to-day duties Draeger Sometimes the job you get is not the one you signed up for, and for some association CEOs, that change is by design.
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Smaller associations seek to leave impression in tariff talks
With hundreds of organizations weighing in, groups rely on targeted messaging and member companies to make their points Cove
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Experts: Too early to tell effect of mergers on AMS market
Creation of Community Brands brought together three software providers that count thousands of associations as customers Friedman More than a year after three large association management software providers consolidated under a single brand, the overall impact of the business deal on the association community remains unclear, according to two technology experts.
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Loeb to leave ISACA as group seeks new strategic direction
Chief executive has led association for business technology professionals since 2014; search committee formed to find successor Loeb Matt Loeb will step down as CEO of the Chicago-area ISACA on Nov. 9, ending his four-year tenure as head of the association for business technology professionals.
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