Ds in Demand
Democrats are a valued commodity on K Street again as Washingtons lobbying shops and industry associations seek to shore up their ranks with well-connected staffers who can provide access to a new majority in Congress. After nearly a decade of seeking access to a Republican-led Congress, many corporate offices and lobbying firms say they are looking for Democrats who can work both sides of the aisle to balance out their ranks.
Read MoreExit Interview: Dawn Jantsch
Q: I know the search for your replacement is just getting started, but what advice do you have for the person who takes over your job?
Read MoreCrossing Over: Finding Your Worth in the Private Sector
On the surface, the well-paid association CEO and their better-paid counterparts in the private sector have similar job tasks, including raise revenue, generate a return to stakeholders, navigate crises and raise the profile of their industries.
Read MoreProfile: Jack Gerard, American Chemistry Council
Given the challenge to upright an organization and put it back on solid footing, Jack N. Gerard left his private consulting practice to lead and reshape associations.
Read MoreCEO Selections: November 9, 2006
Read MoreNews: November 2006
Risk Management Association Search Begins November 1, 2006 The Risk Management Association launched the search for a new chief executive officer this week, with the selection of executive search firm Christian & Timbers. Current president and CEO, Maurice H. Hartigan II, announced plans to retire in the second quarter of 2007 at a recent board meeting. Hartigan, who will turn 67 this month, has led RMA since April
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