1514 New Executive Director for COCSA
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Dynamic Chiropractic – October 21, 1996, Vol. 14, Issue 22

New Executive Director for COCSA

Conference to Be Held in November

By Editorial Staff
The Congress of Chiropractic State Associations (COCSA, aka the Congress) has appointed Ms. Janet Jordan of Lexington, South Carolina as executive director. Ms Jordan has served for over six years as the highly successful executive director of the South Carolina Chiropractic Association (SCCA). During her tenure, SCCA doubled its membership and budget. Janet was also editor of the SCCA's quarterly journal, which received national and state accolades for excellence in publishing.

To meet her new executive director responsibilities, Ms. Jordon resigned her position on the COCSA Board as District III director, a position now assumed by Michael Honea, executive director of the Georgia Chiropractic Association.

One of Ms. Jordon first duties as COCSA's executive director was dealing with the relocation of the organization's office to South Carolina. Meanwhile she has been developing a database of state chiropractic organizations to facilitate better communications with the member state associations, and developing projects that will benefit them. Three new projects have been developed to assist the state associations with fundraising and public relations. Those projects will be announced at the annual COCSA meeting.

Congress Will Meet in November

Among her busy schedule, Ms. Jordon has been organizing the annual COCSA meeting. This year's conference, "Leadership in the Next Millennium," will convene November 7-10 in Scottsdale, Arizona. Congressman James Corman, ICA's legislative consultant, will speak on recent elections and their impact on health care. Other speakers and their subjects include:

  • David Morrison (National Association of Chiropractic Attorneys): -- chiropractic legal affairs --

     

  • Lynn Moreno (Arizona Association of Chiropractic): -- how associations can reorganize their boards --

     

  • Susan Bitter Smith (chairperson, American Society of Association Executives): -- future of associations --

     

  • Dr. Charlie Ward (motivational speaker)

     

  • Dave MacAllister (Mid-America Health Plan)

     

  • Greg Stanley (Whitehall Management)

     

  • William Esteb (Back Talk Systems)

     

  • Dr. Craig Little (immediate past president of the Calif. Chiropractic Association)

     

  • Dr. Louis Sportelli -- recent trends in malpractice, and the results of the NCMIC National Leadership Conference --

"We are very excited about the future of the Congress," said COCSA President Dr. Mario Spoto. "Janet's enthusiasm for chiropractic and the association management profession have brought a new prospective to our organization."

Members of the COCSA Board of Directors are:

Dr. Mario Spoto President
Dr. Leonard Suiter 1st Vice President
Dr. Rollie Dickinson 2nd Vice President
Dr. Dale Cohen Secretary
Dr. Thomas Klapp Treasurer
Dr. R.A. McMichael Immediate Past President
Dr. Kevin Donovan District 1 Director
Dr. Robert Poteete District 2 Director
Mr. Michael Honea District 3 Director
Dr. Fran Corner District 4 Director
Dr. Craig Little District 5 Director

For more information about the COCSA conference call (803) 356-6809, or fax (803) 356-6826.


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