Strong association supporter takes over ASAE chairmanship
After years of active volunteer participation, Ohio association executive and CEO J. Clarke Price assumes the top one-year leadership position Like so many of todays association executives, J. Clarke Price, new chair of the American Society of Association Executives, fell into association work, found a home and never left.
Read MoreWashington area CEOs are nations highest compensated
ASAE study cites higher cost of living and larger nonprofit budget size as top reasons why D.C. chief executives are earning the most money. Association CEOs in the Washington, D.C. area take home more pay than nonprofit leaders in other locations, according to the Association Compensation and Benefits Study, 2008-2009 edition unveiled by the American Society of Association Executives at their annual meeting in San Diego Aug. 16-19.
Read MoreMining CEO out as industry confronts tough challenges, calls for major reforms
Kraig Naasz leaves NMA with safety and environmental legislation on the congressional horizon. August 22, 2008
Read MoreIRS releases final redesign of IRS 990 Form
New form requests additional disclosures on pay, revenue for charities and trade associations The new 990 form issued by the Internal Revenue Service requests more information about employee compensation, revenue and the holdings and assets of public charities, trade associations and nonprofit
Read MoreSenior Staff Appointments: August 15, 2008
Government Relations Eric Ebenstein joins AeA, formerly the American Electronics Association, as a manager and counsel of domestic policy. He will also serve as regional director for AeAs State Government Affairs program in the Southeast region.Ebenstein was most recently a trial attorney for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration within the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Read MoreAssociation Leader: Pat Natale, American Society of Civil Engineers
While membership in many professional groups retrenches in a difficult economy, Patrick Natale is finding ways to grow the base at the American Society of Civil Engineers. The $40 million budget group has launched an aggressive outreach campaign, aimed at educating children and the general public about the role civil engineers play in daily life.
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