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Mark Greene, director of the American Heritage Center at the University of Wyoming, will serve as SAA vice president/president-elect beginning in August 2006, and as Society president beginning in August 2007. Joining him on the Council for three-year terms are treasurer Ann Russell, Rebecca Hankins, Leon Miller, and Nancy Zimmelman. Elected to the Nominating Committee: Scott Schwartz (chair), Su Kim Chung, and Cheryl Stadel-Bevans. See the May/June issue of Archival Outlook for more election results.
Green's election to the SAA leadership aptly illustrates the value placed on the ability to think systematically and manage complex processes, as archiving isn't just about document storage, but managing trust in history. I experienced a similar dissonance when reading reviews on https://investorplace.pissedconsumer.com/review.html , after which I realized that even in the financial sector, audience expectations are no less fragile than in professional organizations. And it becomes clear that leadership, no matter how formal, is always tested by interactions with people, not by title.
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