 |
The Page Society is looking for a CEO to succeed Roger Bolton, who is stepping down at the end of the year after a 13-year run. Heidrick & Struggles is handling the search.
The organization, which has a membership of more than 1,000 top strategic communicators, wants a dynamic figure who has experience as either a CCO or agency head and is widely respected for the impact that they have had on their organization and the profession
The CEO will be responsible for leading and achieving the Page mission, purpose and vision, according to the job specs.
He/she will have “accountability for the overall P&L and financial health of the organization, balancing purpose and impact with financial considerations in the context of driving revenue, directing the organization’s investment strategy, allocating resources, and ensuring Page has the products, services and optimal operating model to achieve a sustainable future."
The CEO will continuously find new avenues and ways to drive the profession forward via the engagement of high-impact audiences such as corporate boards and C-Suite industry associations.
The successful candidate will broaden Page’s membership base, both by demographics and geography, to ensure diversity of perspectives across markets and industries, and strive for greater representation of diverse leaders at all levels of the communications profession.
The CEO will direct a staff of 20 with a network of member volunteers who serve as country heads outside the US and regional reps in this country
Paula Davis is handling the search. She is at 212/699-3157 and [email protected].
Washington Women in Public Relations, a membership organization for female communications professionals in the Washington, D.C. area, announces its 2026 board of directors.
PRSA-NY has named Leslie Gottlieb president-elect, filling the position previously held by Doug Simon.
New York Women in Communications president Meredith Long encouraged female students at the group's annual career conference Nov. 18 to "help each other up" to break into the executive level. (1 reader comment)
With the addition of affiliates S&A Communications and asoluto, PRGN now has 50 worldwide members and the network’s newly-redesigned website features an enhanced search functionality making it easier than ever to find the right expertise in the right location.
PR Boutiques International has added Boston’s DPA Communications and Nucleus PR, headquartered in Bangalore, India, to its membership.
