The resignation this week of Henry "Hank" White Jr., the American Bar Association's executive director since October 2006, follows other recent staff departures amid a reorganization set in motion by the ABA's new president, Carolyn Lamm. The chief financial officer, Kenneth Widelka, left in September after just over a year in the job. Lamm said the central thrust of the reorganization has been to winnow the number of people reporting to the executive director in an effort to increase management impact.
November 19, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The resignation this week of Henry “Hank” White Jr., the American Bar Association‘s executive director, follows other recent staff departures amid a reorganization set in motion by the ABA’s new president, Carolyn Lamm.
The chief financial officer, Kenneth Widelka, who was arguably the No. 2 staff official below White, left in September after just over a year in the job. Widelka was replaced this month by Kathryn Shaw, formerly vice president for Siemens Building Technologies.
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