New Ulm, Minn. – ATA president and CEO Matt Kormann was relieved of his duties as notified by the ATA Board of Directors Executive Committee. Chairman of the Board, Mark Copeland said, “The ATA Board of Directors has decided to head in a different direction. We are appreciative of the work Matt accomplished in the last four years and […]
ATA Board of Directors parts ways with president/CEO
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