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Society starts search for executive director

Published: December 03, 1998
Last Updated: May 20, 1999
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ASNE on the move

ASNE has launched a nationwide search to fill the position of executive director. Lee Stinnett, the current executive director, will retire next June 30.

The search committee, which will be headed by Vice President Chris Anderson, includes the officers and several directors. Stinnett will administer the search.

The committee seeks a seasoned manager with journalism and association experience to head its headquarters staff based in Reston, Va.

“The association experience could either be as a volunteer or as paid professional staff,” Anderson said.

“We seek a detail-oriented, creative thinker who can work effectively with busy editors,” he said. “The executive director deals with a variety of people — prominent public figures, other members of the public, the press, funders, and staff.”

The ASNE executive director heads a seven-person staff, and manages ASNE’s cash flow, which now exceeds $2 million annually. The job description is available at this link. Deadline for applications is Dec. 15.

Members and other friends of ASNE are urged to submit the names of possible candidates to one of the members of the search committee or to Stinnett.

The search committee includes Anderson, The Gazette, Colorado Springs; President Edward Seaton, The Manhattan (Kan.) Mercury; Secretary Rich Oppel, Austin (Texas) American-Statesman; Treasurer Tim McGuire, Star Tribune, Minneapolis; Treasurer-elect Diane McFarlin, Sarasota (Fla.) Herald-Tribune; past president Sandy Rowe, The Oregonian, Portland; and board member Gregory Moore, The Boston Globe.
 

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