AAUP reorganizes, divides into three distinct units
The American Association of University Professors has approved a reorganization that will split the group into three interlocking entities. Members of the $5.7 million revenue group voted at its annual meeting June 12-14 to amend its constitution and bylaws to open the way for creation of a union and foundation.
Read MoreASAE picks Ohio association leader as chair-elect
Professional group nominates first state leader in 12 years to head the national organization in wake of Don Sheas resignation J. Clarke Price, the CEO of the Ohio Society of CPAs, has been selected as the incoming chair of the American Society of Association Executives.
Read MoreAssociation PACs rev up for election
Trade groups contributing more than ever to candidates, with double-digit increases year over year With less than six months left in the 2008 election cycle, the political arms of trade associations are on track to beat the last cycles total donations.
Read MoreCredit card company launches nonprofit leadership program
A new weeklong training program for potential leaders of nonprofit organizations wrapped up today in New York City, financed by American Express as part of the credit card companys ancillary philanthropic mission. The first American Express Nonprofit Leadership Academy included 24 students from national and local cause-related groups and was created in partnership with the Center for Creative Leadership (CCL). We
Read MoreExit Interview: Ralph E. Grossi, American Farmland Trust
By Katherine Schaefer As a third-generation dairy and beef farmer involved in local land issues, Ralph Grossi joined the American Farmland Trust with a barn load of experience. Having come from a farm background in an urban edge community, I had first-hand experiences on the conflicts between agriculture and environmental objectives, Grossi said.
Read MoreLeadership makeover at Girl Scouts revives nonprofit
The 97-year old nonprofit's makeover may provide a blueprint for associations facing declining membership and demographic challenges NEW YORK--Four years into her tenure as CEO of the Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA), Kathy Cloninger is shaking up the traditional organization. Her challenge is to create a unified,
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