Upswing in hiring continues
Retirements fuel CEO searches, but the competition is also stiffer The good news for jobseekers in 2015: Expect more turnover at the top, creating a cascade of openings for new CEOs and senior-level staff. The sobering news: Expect increased competition as organizations seek more strategic, results-driven leaders and diversity in the broadest sense—from gender and ethnicity to professional background and perspective.
Read MoreCEO DATELINE - Associations in the news - Jan. 9, 2014
ASAE Foundation to fund association management research ASAE Foundation has launched a new grant program for academics who study association management. The Scholarly Research in Association Management Grants will award up to $7,500 to proposals that address research questions relevant to nonprofit members and member-based associations, according to the foundation. Each award is for one year starting in August 2015.
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Adaptation, collaboration keys to success for financial CEO
Janet Estep brought extensive payment and transactions industry experience to NACHA, but stays focused on learning, change Estep
Read MoreCEO DATELINE - Associations in the news - Jan. 8, 2014
Newspaper association condemns Paris attack The head of the Newspaper Association of America says the deadly attack on the offices of a French satirical newspaper was a "horrible blow" to political liberty.
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Gerard: Keystone XL pipeline will be approved in 2015 In a news conference with reporters Tuesday, American Petroleum Institute CEO Jack Gerard said he believes the long-delayed Keystone XL pipeline will finally be approved this year.
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Kellen Company grows with Chicago acquisition
Rush Association management firm Kellen Company completed its sixth acquisition of another company, instantly boosting both its Chicago presence and its portfolio of organizations.
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