CEO DATELINE - SFA plans its only Fancy Food Show in 2021 for September
Following the cancellation of both its summer and winter trade shows because of the pandemic, the Specialty Food Association has scheduled a single in-person event for 2021 in late September in New York.Want more news?
Read MoreCEO DATELINE - Manufacturers association debuts vaccine campaign
The National Association of Manufacturers and its affiliated Manufacturing Institute announced a public service campaign Wednesday to promote vaccinations against COVID-19.Want more news?
Read MoreCEO DATELINE - U.S. Travel Association to push for domestic travel tax credit
The U.S. Travel Association is seeking a meeting with Biden administration officials to push for a new domestic travel tax credit, which the group believes can help jumpstart an industry brought to a near standstill by the COVID-19 pandemic, the news site Travel Pulse reported.
Read MoreCEO DATELINE - American Horticultural Society puts historic HQ up for sale
The American Horticultural Society has put its headquarters—a Virginia farm once owned by George Washington—up for sale as the COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on the nonprofit's finances.Want more news?
Read MoreCEO DATELINE - Beverage association debuts new brand
The American Beverage Association on Monday unveiled a new brand that drops "Association" from its name.Want more news?Consider joining CEO Update. Membership gives full access to the latest intelligence on association management, career advancement, compensation trends and networking events, as well as hundreds of listings for senior-level association jobs.
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Now eligible for PPP, 501(c)(6) groups seek payroll funds
Uncertainty remains around $1 million lobbying limit; 501(c)(3) associations that received loan in 2020 can apply for a second loan HamlinAfter advocating for access to the Paycheck Protection Program for nearly nine months, 501(c)(6) associations that meet certain criteria are now eligible for PPP loans.
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