The National Association of Manufacturers has selected former Michigan governor John Engler to replace Jerry Jasinowski as the organization's president. With the assistance of Heidrick & Struggles International, the global leader in executive recruitment, the NAM engaged in a comprehensive search of qualified individuals both within the organization and nationally. The principal goal was to find a president and chief executive officer that could best position the NAM to advance American manufacturing through policy, communications, public affairs and member involvement activities. Governor Engler's nomination will be formally ratified by the full NAM Board of Directors at their September board meeting, and he will assume his new position on October 1, 2004.
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