Some executives make it to the top of an association by paying their dues on Capitol Hill; others start with a local association and grow through the ranks. Patrick J. Morris took both paths. Now the executive vice president of the National Association of Federal Credit Unions, Morris says it’s the management lessons from all his jobs – in the military, on Capitol Hill, and in state and national associations – that have contributed to his success today. “Management isn’t something that you do after you worked for 10 to 15 years,” Morris said. “You have to embrace it and you have to be comfortable that you have the talent to do it.” Morris started developing that talent at… Read More