One of the industry’s oldest and strongest “type clubs” is readjusting its leadership. The American Bonanza Society has a new president and an interim executive director, effective the beginning of this month. Nancy Johnson is stepping down as executive director after 13 years in that position, replaced by Tom Turner, who has been the group’s technical manager since 2003. Ron Lessley has resigned as president after four and a half years, replaced by Stephen Blythe. In a letter to members, Blythe explained the changes, in part, as a move toward a more “real-time” world, and said the association’s website service will undergo significant improvement over the coming months. He wrote, “Technical support, personal attention and the ABS magazine have always been the benchmarks of the Society and while there are opportunities to enhance these services, they will undergo only minor changes.” Blythe praised the dedication and the efforts of the departing officers, and thanked them for their service.
American Bonanza Society Shifts Leadership
Key Takeaways:
- The American Bonanza Society (ABS) has announced new leadership, with Stephen Blythe taking over as President and Tom Turner appointed as interim Executive Director.
- The leadership change is partly driven by a goal to modernize the society, with significant improvements planned for its website services.
- ABS will continue to prioritize and maintain its benchmark services, such as technical support, personal attention, and the ABS magazine, with only minor enhancements expected.
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