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Associations Now: Daily News
March 28, 2016

 

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North Carolina LGBT Law Widely Rebuked

A quickly passed state law in North Carolina (signed by Gov. Pat McCrory, right) that effectively ends local antidiscrimination ordinances affecting the LGBT community has proved hugely controversial with advocacy groups, sports organizations, corporations, and trade groups. Read More

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Retailers Raise Concerns Over Slow Chip Card Shift

Slowly but surely, retailers are beginning to accept EMV-enabled credit cards, which include built-in computer chips. But some retailers and the industry groups that represent them have raised concerns about the slow certification process for allowing the use of credit cards. So what's taking so long? Read More

 

Snacks, Evolved

It won’t be called the Snack Food Association anymore. The group, once named for potato chips, is undertaking its first major rebranding in decades, eyeing a global audience with its new SNAC International moniker. Read More

A Micropayments Push

A young startup hopes to rekindle the business of news with an experimental micropayments-driven application. Read More

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New Franchising Campaign Appeals to Young Professionals

Nineteen percent of franchise owners in the United Kingdom are younger than 30, and a new campaign launched by the British Franchising Association aims to attract more to the industry. Read More

 

 

Leadership Monday

 

Gets Your Board to Back Strategic Planning

A new study suggests that strategic planning remains a struggle for boards. A clearer picture of life without a strategic plan might help. Read More

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An Influential Stance

The World Psychiatric Association announced that it would discourage the use of gay conversion therapy and recommended that homosexuality be accepted culturally. Read More

Painkiller Concerns

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is working to address an epidemic of opioid abuse, but the American Medical Association has voiced concern about “unintended consequences” of limiting prescriptions. Read More

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“When you shove away the nagging feeling, you are literally shoving away a part of your intelligence.”

Shelley Row, a former government executive and speaker at the 2016 Great Ideas Conference, discussing the importance of raising nagging concerns, an element of your gut feeling. See Quote

 

 

Jobs

 

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Executive Director

Colorado Brewers Guild

Responsible to the CBG President and Board of Directors for the effective conduct of CBG matters. Ensures the CBG mission, vision, core values, are upheld and strategic plans are implemented. Plans, organizes, coordinates, and directs CBG staff, programs, and CBG administrative activities. Read More

CEO and President

Bridgeport Regional Business Council

The Bridgeport Regional Business Council (BRBC) is seeking a dynamic, visionary leader to manage and motivate a seasoned staff and committed group of volunteers to achieve the strategic goals determined by the Board of Directors. BRBC serves a highly diverse regional community of business and civic organizations. Read More

Chief Executive Officer

Nebraska Early Childhood Collaborative

The Board of Directors is seeking a founding Chief Executive Officer to establish a collaborative management model and culture that is client-focused and committed to efficiency and quality. The Chief Executive Officer reports to the Board of Directors through the President and manages a staff of 32 which is likely to grow as the client base increases. Read More

 

 

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