MT. LAUREL, NJ. – The Dermatology Nurses’ Association (DNA) is ringing in the New Year with a brand new headquarters and a new management company to help ensure it has a bright and successful future.
Beginning in January, Association Headquarters, an association management company with nearly three decades of experience, will take over management of DNA. This new strategic partnership will help DNA to achieve its goals of increasing visibility, enhancing the value of association meetings, expanding membership recruitment and development, and bringing more benefits to our members.
A leader in the association and society management industry since 1978, AH’s team of more than 100 association management experts is poised to bring more benefits, education and support to DNA members and to the general public. AH’s services include association management, convention management, public relations, government relations, creative services, Web site services, industry standardization/certification programs, and administrative support.
Victoria Elliott, a registered pharmacist with a Masters in Business Administration and a Certified Association Executive designation, who is also an experienced senior association management executive, will serve as DNA’s new Executive Director. Ms. Elliott has 10 years of experience as an executive director of medical and cause related associations which have included the Pennsylvania Society of Health System Pharmacists, the Society For Biomaterials, and the Attention Deficit Disorder Association. She is excited about supporting DNA in its mission to promote excellence in dermatologic care.
Once the transition is complete on January 1, 2008, DNA’s new contact information will be as follows:
Address: 15000 Commerce Parkway, Suite C, Mount Laurel, N.J., 08054
Phone: 800-454-4DNA (4362)
Fax: 856-439-0525
Email:dna@dnanurse.org
The Web site address, www.dnanurse.org, will stay the same.
About DNA: The Dermatology Nurses’ Association (DNA) is a professional nursing organization comprised of a diverse group of individuals committed to quality care through sharing knowledge and expertise. DNA’s core purpose is to promote excellence in dermatologic care. For more information, visit www.dnanurse.org.