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ASAE Fellows

The ASAE Fellows distinction is a professional recognition for individuals who have demonstrated leadership, foresight, engagement, and vision.

ASAE Fellows are a group of association professionals that have been recognized for their achievements, innovation, and strategic thinking. Additionally, they have been recognized for their success in actively making a difference in the association community. Their purpose is to give back to the association community while inspiring and developing extraordinary future leaders. It is not a leadership development program.

They champion associations’ impact and leadership on industries, disciplines, and the professions they serve. In collaboration with and in support of ASAE, they help to create solutions to the most critical issues affecting the association management profession.

As leaders in the association community, Fellows strongly embrace and model ASAE’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. ASAE’s Conscious Inclusion

ASAE Fellows Retreat

Each year, ASAE hosts a gathering of the Fellows. This event features opportunities for learning, networking, team building, and community outreach. This retreat is a place where Fellows come to learn from each other, to encourage big thinking, to understand what is on the horizon, and to examine the potential impact on the association community. The meeting includes teambuilding/off-site activities, community service, and dinners/receptions.

2026 ASAE Fellows

Congratulations to the 2026 class of ASAE Fellows

  • Rebecca Achurch, FASAE, PgMP, PMP, CSM, AAiP, CAE

    Chief Executive Officer

    Achurch Consulting

  • Laurie Kulikosky, FASAE, CAE

    Chief Executive Officer

    Children and Adults with ADHD (CHADD)

  • Magdalena Nowicka-Mook, FASAE

    Chief Executive Officer

    ICF Associations International

  • Diana Tucker, FASAE, CAE

    Chief Operating Officer

    Global Aerosol Recycling Association

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