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Association departures and arrivals (November 30, 2012)
League of Cities names former Florida mayor to top spotThe $17M-revenue National League of Cities has hired Clarence Anthony as executive director, effective January 2013. He replaces Donald Borut, who is retiring after leading the group for 22 years. Anthony currently is president of Anthony Government Solutions, a policy and business development consulting firm. Previously, he had been mayor of South Bay, Fla., for 24 years as well as elected president of both the Florida League of Cities and NLC.
Read MoreAssociation departures and arrivals (November 30, 2012)
League of Cities names former Florida mayor to top spotThe $17M-revenue National League of Cities has hired Clarence Anthony as executive director, effective January 2013. He replaces Donald Borut, who is retiring after leading the group for 22 years. Anthony currently is president of Anthony Government Solutions, a policy and business development consulting firm. Previously, he had been mayor of South Bay, Fla., for 24 years as well as elected president of both the Florida League of Cities and NLC.
Read MoreDiPasquale leaves School Nutrition Association
Frank DiPasquale has stepped down as CEO of the $10M-revenue School Nutrition Association in National Harbor, Md., the organization announced Nov. 20. SNA said he left to pursue other opportunities. COO Patricia Montague was named acting CEO while SNA's board of directors determines a search process.DiPasquale joined SNA in June 2011, having previously been EVP of the National Grocers Association. He replaced Barbara Belmont, who led SNA for 18 years.
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A point of pride for CEO Update is the place it holds in the association community, reporting on the events and people that make it such a vibrant place to do business. But each year at this time, we step back from authoritative analysis and news coverage to make note of the people in associations who make a special effort to help those in need. For the fourth year now, K Street Cares recognizes just a sample of the many ways the people in associations and professional societies give back to their communities.
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