ACHCA Exec to Soc for Technical Communication
Susan Allen Burton, CAE is leaving the American College of Health Care Administrators after less than a year leading the $2 million budget organization. Burton, who became ACHCA president and CEO in July, 2005, succeeded Mary Tellis-Nayak, who resigned after four years as ACHCAs chief staff executive.
Read MoreACMA Exec Dir Search Begins
The search to replace Missy Henriksen, who tendered her resignation from the American Composites Manufacturers Association in February, has begun. When Henriksen came to the organization 18 years ago as meetings and membership assistant, it was known as the Fiberglass Fabricators Association and had four staff. In 1991 the organization became the Composite Fabricators Association and, after another name change in
Read MoreASAE & The Center Nominate Officers
The Joint Leadership Committee for ASAE & The Center for Association Leadership have nominated officers for 2006-2007. Proposed ASAE officers include: Thomas Dolan, PH.D., FACHE, CAE, president and CEO of the American College of Healthcare Executives as chairman-elect, Donald Shea, CAE, president and CEO of the Rubber Manufacturers Association as secretary-treasurer, Pamela Donahoo, CAE, executive director of American Mensa Ltd. as vice chairman, Jonathan (Toby) Mack,
Read MoreBAFT Names President
The Bankers' Association for Finance and Trade has elected Harry G. Hayman, III as president. Hayman is currently senior vice president and head of wholesale banking at Commerce Bank. From 1998-2006 Hayman was with PNC bank where he led the international banking and global treasury management team. Other new officers serving on the executive committee include vice president Craig C. Weeks, senior vice president for JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. and
Read MoreBefore Signing an Employment Contract
By Arthur L. Herold Before associations acquire, merge or enter into any other business transaction with another organization, they usually engage in an extensive due diligence review of the other organization. This entails examining the books and records in order to avoid unpleasant
Read MoreDC United Way Financial Officer Resigns
The chief financial officer for the embattled United Way of the National Capital Area, based in Washington D.C., resigned in March and is accusing the charity of inflating its fundraising numbers. According to published reports, Kim Tran says that CEO Charles Anderson asked her to include money from 2005 in fundraising numbers for 2004 so that the organization would appear financially healthy. The charitys marketing and communications chief Anthony Owens has also resigned and supports Trans account, according to the Washington Post.
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