Recognizing top CEOs in associations
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Read MoreAt lesser-known associations, leadership is still recognized
While large national trade groups soak up more media attention, CEOs at smaller organizations succeed in their own right. Winnowing through the stack of Top CEO nominations this year, it was clear that some leaders of smaller or highly specialized groups merit a mention. A sample of some of their more notable recent achievements, recognized by peers and other association insiders:
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