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Joe McGuire wowed by Nashville visit

McGuire In the midst of ASAE14 late one night, at least one top executive got off the grid, out of the convention bubble, into the "real" Nashville.

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Silver Line could be golden for some Virginia associations

New Metro stations make association-owned properties more accessible and valuable; Tysons trade group wins ‘real estate lottery' For four decades, a cluster of national education groups have enjoyed a wooded campus in Reston, Va., on a circular road with an appropriate name—Association Drive.

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Darr moving from storage to railroads

Darr Linda Bauer Darr is stepping down as CEO of the $4 million American Moving & Storage Association to become head of the $5 million-revenue American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association.

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Building an office... and a brand

Favorable market conditions allow groups to shape HQs that mirror missions When Scott Melville got the go-ahead from his board to move the Consumer Healthcare Products Association to a new location, he saw an opportunity to create not only a more effective workspace, but to build an office that better reflects his organization.

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Judge these top executives by their book covers

Association CEOs have crammed in a lot of reading this summer. Of course, books on business strategy top the list, but the selection of executives canvassed by CEO Update show wide-ranging personal interests—from baseball to the science of emotions—and a love of history dating back to Alexander the Great.

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