Bylaw changes address decision making, structure, member demographics and more. During the last two years, the normally sleepy corner of ASHI known as the Bylaws Committee was more akin to a beehive of activity! The Committee oversaw a series of changes intended to modernize the governance structure of ASHI and align with the best practices of association management. Sounds a bit boring, right? But not so! The first order of business was to address the issue of how long it takes to have a valid membership vote for the purpose of pursuing an initiative, changing a bylaw, and changing or crea ...
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