And so, the whole philosophy of the organization, the whole focus was changing. It was just changing with evolution, changing in time and it had to happen. That caused some problems. And it was in 1990 that we realized that we probably need to have a change at the top of the organization and a new executive director was hired who was located in Washington, DC. The main staff office was created in Washington DC and it’s gone from there. What they do today now of course, is much different than when I was pretty much involved with it. Except the accreditation program is still growing and it’s getting stronger. The membership program is still growing and getting stronger but they deal with legislation and the political entity more so and that I’m sure is growing.
