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CEO DATELINE - Trump budget draws mix of association praise, criticism

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Free or low-cost mobile apps can make a staff seem larger

From messaging for millennials to making your own meeting app, time-saving technology is out there for executives who seek it App logos Related content

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What CEOs need to know about technology

Groups must rethink how IT is used to connect to members, provide value to services Related content Free or low-cost mobile apps can make a staff feel larger

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DMAI embroiled in lawsuits with ex-CEO, law firm

Tourism group and former leader Michael Gehrisch accuse each other of breach of contract; separation agreement was signed in 2015 Destination Marketing Association International put a positive spin on the departure of CEO Michael Gehrisch in 2015, with a laudatory news release wishing him the best in a "new chapter in his life."

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Association Departures and Arrivals (March 17, 2017)

Departures D'Agostino D'Agostino to retire from CMAA Bruce D'Agostino will retire as CEO of the $4M-revenue Construction Management Association of America later this year after a successor has been found.

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From UConn team player to association leader

Sugar Association CEO is a former co-captain of women's basketball team Photo (right): University of Connecticut As the University of Connecticut drives for another national championship in women's basketball this month, Courtney Gaine has an insider's view of why the Huskies are so good at winning.

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