CEO Update Live: Recruiters on hiring trends and tips
Many boards, though not all, are willing to pay more for their next leader; search committees look for passion and cultural fit April 18, 2014By Lori Sharn
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Association Departures and Arrivals (April 18, 2014)
Jacobs Oblinger
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Execs find success in different sectors
From music to autos and more—some change industries when changing jobs Tulipane
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Group appoints third leader in two years
Fabricant The Natural Products Association has hired a former staffer as its new CEO, marking the third time the organization has changed leaders in two years.
Read MoreCEO DATELINE - The daily roundup of news important to associations - April 18, 2014
U.S. to investigate sugar dumping allegations The U.S. will investigate allegations made by sugar associations that Mexico is unfairly subsidizing its sugar imports, according to news reports. The American Sugar Coalition filed a complaint last month with the U.S. International Trade Commission and U.S. Department of Commerce alleging that the Mexican industry has dumped sugar on U.S. markets at artificially low prices and has received substantial subsidies from Mexican federal and state governments.
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Freeman to leave BRT to focus on family
Business Roundtable communications exec Tita Freeman is stepping down to become full-time mom Freeman
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