Coalition lobbies for change in PAC rules
Rider in House appropriations bill would bar FEC from enforcing ‘prior authorization' requirements for trade group PACs
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Melcher will help search for sucessor at AIA
CEO will step down well ahead of 2019 centennial celebration; former military and corporate leader was hired in June 2015 The Aerospace Industries Association announced July 13 that CEO David Melcher plans to step down at the end of the year. Melcher will assist AIA's executive committee in searching for a new CEO, and with onboarding a successor. The $18-million revenue group does not intend to hire a recruitment firm.
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Jacobovitz links lessons to swimming
CEO of American College of Cardiology enjoys swimming with the seals Shal Jacobovitz became a fan of open-water swimming about 10 years ago, when he jumped into chilly San Francisco Bay and stroked 1.5 miles to shore.
Read MoreExecuting bimodal IT: renovating your legacy systems
TechKNOWLEDGEy Third in a year-long series on social technology actions that association leaders must implement now in order to thrive later
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Board members need education on roles, responsibilities
Without large staff, smaller associations especially need board to understand its role and be focused on success of the association Shawn Boynes, left, and Vernetta Walker As Shawn Boynes led the $2 million-revenue American Association of Anatomists through his first year as executive director, starting in 2013, certain board actions began to concern him.
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Association Departures and Arrivals (July 14, 2017)
Ziewacz Departures Co-op association seeking new leader Judy Ziewacz will step down as CEO of $42M-revenue National Cooperative Business Association CLUSA International once a successor is found, possibly by the end of the year, an association spokesman told CEO Update.
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