MPA CEO, President Nina Link to Step Down
Steered org during period of industry upheaval
After leading the MPA for 13 years, the organization’s CEO and president Nina Link announced today that she would step down at the end of the year.
Michael Clinton, chairman of the MPA’s board of directors and marketing and publishing president at Hearst Magazines, said the MPA was working with executive recruiting firm Blinkhorn L.L.C to replace Link.
Some board members were caught off guard by the news, having learned it in an email from Clinton saying Link had informed the MPA's executive committee of her decision this morning.
“I feel like there’s a real roadmap going forward and a great staff in place, so it’s a comfortable time [to step down],” Link told Adweek. Before
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