Speakers
Leadership & Governance
Technology, the ability to connect virtually, globally, global supply chain challenges, sustainability efforts, certification, regulations, etc. The challenges facing multinational associations are becoming more and more of a challenge. But the ability to deliver impact for a global industry or profession is greater now more than ever.
During our session, we will dig into the unique challenges facing associations representing perspectives from multiple nations, regions, jurisdictions. This will be an open and engaging session where we can ask questions, explore ideas that have been effective is delivering success and learn from each other.
The format and content may be adapted to more closely match the requirements of delegates as provided in the input form.
Throughout his career, Jim has been a catalyst for growth, redesign, and positive change. He has worked with leaders in the public, private, and non-profit sectors and is most skilled at building the bridges between them and has helped national organizations move beyond their differences and overcome paralysis by helping them see mutual and connected interests. Jim has rebuilt deeply troubled organizations whilst creating national brand strategy and advocacy frameworks.
Jim has served as Executive Director of the Minnesota Optometric Association, the Jefferson Center and Jefferson Action. His experience also includes working with national medical specialty societies in the Office of Federation Relations at the American Medical Association. Prior to that, he was in charge of federal and state government and chapter relations for the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.