US Toy Association president and chief executive office Steve Pasierb is to step down from his role at the organisation in the spring of 2024 after almost 10 years at the helm. 

He will exit when his contract expires in April and the Toy Associatin is now embarking on a wide search for a replacement. 

Pasierb said: “It has been a distinct honor and privilege to serve in the role of President & CEO of The Toy Association and I count myself fortunate to be among those over the past 107 years to hold this position. It has been a wonderful journey of strategic actions, change management, legislative wins, and accomplishments working alongside our dedicated board, more than 1,000 members, and a passionate and talented professional team. I look forward to collaborating with the executive committee and our staff to make certain of a smooth and effective transition over the coming months.” 

“Steve’s impact was significant during tumultuous times as he led staff in delivering on priority actions, strategic planning, rebranding, and expanding the Association’s regulatory and legislative impact on an international scale, among many other transformative accomplishments”

Chair of the Association’s Board of Directors Aaron Muderick

Chair of the Association’s Board of Directors Aaron Muderick said: “Steve’s impact was significant during tumultuous times as he led staff in delivering on priority actions, strategic planning, rebranding, and expanding the Association’s regulatory and legislative impact on an international scale, among many other transformative accomplishments. The Association remains focused on the evolving needs of our diverse members, the changing role of trade shows and market events, and is poised to continue its service to members under new leadership.”

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Muderick and the board of the Association have formed a transition committee as the search for a replacement begins. Meanwhile, former president of VTech North America and chairman of JPMA Andy Keimach will step into the role of president as Pasierb’s departure nears. 

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