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Long-time Chamber figure dies

Clint Wheeler helped shaped the Association Committee of 100 and was well-known for his humanitarian work Wheeler

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CEO DATELINE - Associations in the news - Nov. 17, 2014

Association: Women face tougher path to CEO job Women who want to run some of the world's largest companies must work harder than their male peers to obtain top positions, according to a new study of Fortune 500 companies by the American Management Association.

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CEO DATELINE - Associations in the news - Nov. 14, 2014

Museum association urged to rethink guidelines concerning looted art A Jewish organization wants the American Alliance of Museums to review its ethical standards after the association declined to investigate an Oklahoma museum that houses a painting stolen by Nazis during World War II.

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Beverage CEO dismisses possible impact of soda tax vote

Susan Neely prefers to focus on industry's plan to combat obesity by promoting lighter beverages, rather than rare election-day loss Neely

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Exec brings women to the table to talk through tough issues

‘Women in Capital Markets' lunches, hosted by Center for Audit Quality, alternate between New York City and Washington, D.C. Fornelli These women who lunch have a lot on their plates.

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Values that shape culture

A look at the staff values adoped at one association

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