Event Information

Description

• Speakers

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    Glenn H. Tecker

    Glenn H. Tecker is chairman and co-CEO of Tecker International. He has more than 35 years of experience assisting associations and corporations in planning for change. Glenn is widely acknowledged as one of the world’s foremost experts on leadership and strategy. He has worked in an executive capacity with businesses, public agencies, and nonprofit organizations and served as a board member for a number of nonprofit and for-profit organizations. Glenn’s particular expertise in the areas of governance, program strategy, organizational design, research analysis, and presentation skills will be critical to the effort.

    

    Paul D. Meyer

    Paul D. Meyer is president and co‐CEO of Tecker International. Paul has comprehensive experience in conducting quantitative and qualitative research, facilitating change initiatives, assessing programs and services, consulting with organizations on strategy and implementation, and understanding operational and governance best practices. Paul has worked with more than 300 organizations in a variety of industries and professions. Prior to his work with Tecker International, he worked in senior management positions for several large not‐for‐profit organizations. This experience as a staff member created an understanding and appreciation for the unique and important roles volunteers and staff play in organizational success.

    

    Donna F. Dunn, CAE

    Donna French Dunn, CAE, has had a long career as an association executive and strategist. She brings her experience, ranging from membership and communications to change management, to her consultation with and support of association leadership. She has served the association management profession on the ASAE Board of Directors and as chair of the ASAE Executive Management Section Council and the ASAE Diversity and Inclusion Committee. Donna is a board member of the New England Society of Association Executives and the Leadership Circle of South Congregational Church. She makes time for long-distance walking, cross-country skiing, and hiking to balance the challenges of association leadership.

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