About Bostrom

Glenn Bostrom, with more than 25 years of association and community service experience, purchases Storms & Wescott, known today as Bostrom. Glenn created significant change in the association management company industry. Most notable of his work was that of his unique, multiple management approach that tied all functions to a unified accounting code. The system has been integrated into a new infrastructure and is still used today.

1965: Minita Wescott became the first President of the newly created Multiple Association Management Institute (MAMI) know today as the AMC Institute.

Opened Washington, DC office.

• Glenn Bostrom receives ASAE’s Lifetime Achievement Award.
• Robert E. Becker, JD, CAE receives Samuel B. Shapiro Award for Chief Staff Executive Achievement from the Association Forum.

• Ken Monroe, former COO of the American Medical Association, joins Bostrom becoming President
  and CEO in 2001 .
• First AMC to launch a separate Consulting division becoming a comprehensive professional services firm targeted to large and small associations.

Glenn Bostrom receives AMC Institute (AMCi) Lifetime Achievement Award in 2004. AMCi regularly presents an award named The Glenn W. Bostrom Award for Service, Quality and Excellence, an honor to his professional and lasting contributions to association management.

Ken Monroe named Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of Bostrom and Randy Lindner becomes President. John Dee becomes COO retaining his CFO position as well.

• John Dee becomes second Bostrom employee to serve as Chair of the AMC Institute.
• Randy Lindner joins ASAE Board of Directors for three year term.

Trademarked Agile Association Management as a nimble approach to association management to adapt to a digital, fast-paced environment of change.

Dede Gish-Panjada becomes Chair of the AMC Institute.

Jeanne Sheehy becomes Chair of the AMC Institute.

John Dee becomes CEO of Bostrom!