This report lists 505 CEOs of trade and professional associations whose main organization revenue exceeded $10 million. The information is culled from IRS Form 990, an annual public disclosure document filed by tax-exempt organizations, for fiscal years ending in 2008 and the beginning of 2009the latest available. The salary category includes base pay, bonuses and deferred compensation payouts. The deferred/nontax category includes deferred compensation earned but not yet paid as well as nontaxable benefits.
Read MoreThese days, almost anyone can hang out a shingle and claim to be a financial plannera situation the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards is dedicated to changing.
Read MoreBig association jobs are beckoning. High profile, high impact and high pay. But whos really in the running? Actually, not many candidates, say executive recruiters, since there are only so many with the right qualifications to head major Washington-area trade groups. The truth is there are usually only about 12 people on our short list of serious contenders, said Spencer Stuarts Managing Partner Leslie Hortum, adding that those few names are winnowed from over 100 resumes to inform ourselves on who is out there.
Read MoreJennison leaves brick group Dick Jennison, president and CEO of the $6M-revenue Brick Industry Association since 2002, has resigned from the group to pursue other professional challenges and opportunities, said a BIA media release. In a statement, BIA Chairman Mike Jenkins credited Jennison with helping unite three regional brick groups under the BIA, developing a five-year marketing plan, designing a regional strategic
Read MoreKaren Alvarado is the new vice president for compliance and regulatory affairs for the government affairs team of the $5M-revenue Insured Retirement Institute. Prior to joining IRI, Alvarado worked for Transamerica Capital Management, part of Aegon Group, as vice president and chief compliance
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