Ch-ch-changes at the top: CEO churn roiling associations
More association leaders have announced exits so far in 2018 than in previous two years combined; recruiters see diverse reasons Executive search consultant Nels Olson of Korn Ferry. Seventeen high-profile association CEOs have announced departures year to date—more than were announced in 2016 and 2017 combined, according to CEO Update research.
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Miss America taps former association leader as new CEO
Hopper Two-time association CEO Regina Hopper is the new chief executive of the Miss America Organization, part of the first all-female leadership team for the competition and scholarship program. Women now also chair the boards of the main Miss America organization and its foundation.
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Up close with millennials on careers, workplace
Ashley Altus Age: 24 Job: Multimedia content producer at American Osteopathic Association since September 2016. Workplace positives: Open environment and dialogue. Appreciates when people ask her questions and value her opinion on a topic.
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Ehrecke builds community with Hammies
CEO recognizes fellow fellows at annual retreatHammies creator Wes Ehrecke presents awards at the 2016 ASAE Fellows retreat in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Photo: ASAE
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Millennials counter myths about changing jobs, work ethic
Young people of earlier generations also switched jobs more often than older workers; hot economy makes it harder to keep top talentRelated contentThe millennial wave
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CEO Update Live: Association chiefs embrace disruption
‘Getting ahead of the curve' helps build loyalty as members struggle with change From left, Barbara Byrd Keenan, Jim McGreevy, Leslie Sarasin and Bob Goldberg. Industry disruption should not be feared by association executives but instead seen as an opportunity to lead.
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