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Bus CEO cultivates relationships on Hill, among members
For Peter Pantuso, scrutiny has hampered access, but technology helps engage members in the political process and with each other Like many association CEOs, when Peter Pantuso casts his eye to the future he sees a horizon dotted with both competitive challenges and opportunities to provide value to his industry. And though hes been successful in growing both membership and industry show attendance for the American Bus Association, Pantuso faces each day with a keen awareness of the ever-growing competition for his members resources and attention.
Read MoreEducation groups unite to promote arts, civics
Coalition seeks to stop proposed cuts in arts education and other courses targeted by lawmakers More than two dozen professional organizations and groups representing educators have formed a new coalition to advocate for school programs that go beyond reading, science and math.
Read MoreFormer magazine association CEO dies
Donald Kummerfeld, who was CEO of Magazine Publishers of America for 12 years, died July 4. He was 78. Kummerfeld was working in his garden in Jersey City, N.J., when he became ill in the intense heat, The New York Times reported. He was taken to the hospital, where he died. Cause of death was not released. Kummerfeld was one of the longest-tenured CEOs of the Magazine Publishers of America, later renamed MPA-The Association of Magazine Media.
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