Exchanges could mean big changes for group health care
Some states are charging ahead, but others are holding back on creating insurance exchanges required by Affordable Care Act RELATED CONTENT Associations face uncertainty as health exchange deadline nears
Read MoreLewin leaves ACC, but hopes to stay health policy player
After leading the American College of Cardiology for five years, executive wants to apply experience in a changing environment Jack Lewins April 6 resignation from his CEO position at the American College of Cardiology may have come as a surprise to some, but he says it was all pretty much according to plan.
Read MoreLobbyist will take on piracy problem for music publishers
Allison Halataei brings House Judiciary Committee experience to NMPAs fight to protect members intellectual property rights Contrary to media reports, ex-Hill staffer Allison Halataei says she had little to do with online piracy issues in her last job. But she certainly will in her new one.
Read MoreChamber Committee of 100 adds new executive members
Groups grows to 130 members; includes two recently hired chiefs who join in advance of the summer meeting in Farmingham, Pa. The U.S. Chamber of Commerces Association Committee of 100, a group of high-profile association executives, has added seven CEO members to its roster. New members include Carter Keithley, Toy Industry Association; Robert Nichols, Financial Services Forum; Randall Rothenberg, Interactive Advertising Bureau; Jay Timmons, National Association of Manufacturers; and Brian Wynne, Electric Drive Transportation Association.
Read MoreJack Lewin leaves American College of Cardiology
After five years as head of the group, CEO exits. Lewin Jack Lewin resigned Friday as head of the $90 million-revenue American College of Cardiology after more than five years at the helm.
Read MoreLobbyists group calls for tighter registration rules
The American League of Lobbyists released recommendations April 9 that would require many more thousands to register as lobbyists, while also lifting some of the restrictions that current lobbyists face in doing their jobs.
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