Association Roundup - May 17, 2013
The National Shooting Sports Foundation announced May 9 it has terminated its agreement with Reed Exhibitions for management of the association's annual trade show after the company adopted a policy restricting the types of firearms that could be sold at a separate event.
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Making advocacy look as easy as pie
CEO admits annual pie reception hasn't always gone off without a hitch Mullings
Read MoreSalary Update: Roger Goodell, National Football League
The National Football League, a 501(c)(6) tax-exempt organization, reported paying its chief executive Roger Goodell more than $29 million in 2011. The NFL, which considers itself a trade group, has a history of paying commissioner Goodell in the eight- to nine-figure range, but his 2011 salary represents a 150 percent increase from his previous highest paycheck, driven in large part by a $22.3 million bonus.
Read MoreTax returns provide a different picture of lobbying activity
Form 990 captures state-level and grassroots advocacy, along with Washington lobbying, but rules allow some groups to skip reporting Related content
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Retired Dolan happy to see his former senior staff succeed
Many staffers are now CEOs—including ACHE successor Deborah Bowen; longtime leader honored for efforts to boost diversity One of the things that makes Tom Dolan most proud is the success of association executives who formerly worked for him. Dolan retired May 10 after 22 years as CEO of the American College of Healthcare Executives.
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Chamber names four new members to Committee of 100
Business group adds Balakgie, Duncan, Israelite and Woolley; Eight members depart, driven by latest wave of retirements The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has added four new members to its invitation-only Association Committee of 100. Balakgie
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