Glenn H. Tecker is President and Chief Executive Officer of Tecker Consultants, LLC, an international consulting practice that has completed projects for over 1,500 groups in 49 states, Europe, Canada, Asia, Mexico, and Central America.

Consulting Accomplishments

•          Guiding member and staff leadership of the National Collegiate Athletic Association [NCAA], through a broadly participative and transparent process that redefined the organization's core purpose and values, developed vision-based strategy and action plans, and realigned the NCAA's priorities to lead a re-focusing of the university athletic experience for the 21st Century.

•          Developing new organizational, program, and operational strategy with the U. S. Green Building Council [USGBC]--enabling a diverse association serving the construction industry, facility management profession, government agencies and environmentalists with innovative practical solutions to global ecological concerns to successfully navigate through a period of multiple opportunities, complex demands, and rapid growth.

•          Redesigning the governance, operations, and cultures of national trade and professional associations to better fit today’s demanding high speed, rapidly shifting environments.

•          Designing and conducting an institute for an international philanthropic organization to train representatives leading non-governmental ventures from 10 Asian nations with a tradition of conflict.

•          Guiding engineering and technical associations through strategic planning and management systems to optimize the contributions of the nation’s infrastructure professionals dealing with increasing complexity, technology, and regulation.

•          Devising strategy and developing competencies with school districts, educational agencies, and school board and teacher associations working to improve teaching, learning, and organization.

•          Assisting the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency, the American Water Works Association, the Technical Institute of the Pulp and Paper Industry, and other environmental advocacy organizations to foster global use of technologies that contribute to quality of life.

•          Developing strategies and institutional competencies with members of the American Health Care Association and the American Association of Homes for the Aging for improving delivery of care to America’s expanding older population.

•          Counseling real estate, credit union, savings and loan, insurance, and commercial bank leadership addressing dramatic changes affecting the property and financial industries.

•          Working with community action agency leaders across the U.S. to develop the competencies and knowledge needed to contribute to the success of the nation-wide welfare reform initiative.

•          Providing research, training, and consultation to healthcare delivery, physician, and nursing organizations developing strategies to improve quality of care and access to services while containing costs.

•          Facilitating planning activities of information, telecommunications, and entertainment- related organizations in high-technology industries challenged by tough competition and constant dramatic change.

•          Supporting research and program planning efforts of agricultural organizations addressing complex issues related to food safety, industry prosperity, and shifts in the demography and economics of agriculture.

•          Counseling leaders from the private and non-profit sectors of a Central American nation to a seven-year strategy for establishing free enterprise as the social and economic system of their country.

Education and Professional Involvements

Glenn Tecker is also co-author of three best-selling books: "The Will To Govern Well – Knowledge, Trust and Nimbleness, Building a Knowledge-Based Culture... Using 21st Century Work and Decision-Making Systems in Associations," and "Successful Association Leadership:  Dimensions of 21st Century Competency for the CEO"; co-designer of a curriculum for training the boards of organizations; editor of an education handbook for executives of non-profit organizations; primary developer of a guide for organizational self-assessment; and author of "Merit, Measurement and Money," a book on staff evaluation, incentives and compensation.  Tecker has served in an executive capacity with business, public agencies, and non-profit organizations.  He has also been a Board member for both non-profit and for-profit corporations. Currently, he serves as Board Chair of New Hope Academy–a non-profit, multi-campus non-traditional alternative school in PA;. and as a member of the executive committee of the Board of Guide dogs for the Blind in NY.

Industry Honors

In 1998, Glenn was honored as the recipient of ASAE’s Academy of Leaders Award--the highest possible recognition awarded by ASAE’s Board of Directors.