Stephen C. Dwyer assumed his new role as the chief executive officer of the American Staffing Association effective today. Dwyer is the fifth CEO in the association’s history.
Dwyer previously was president and chief legal and operating officer. He brings a wealth of experience to the CEO role, having served the association for many years as a senior leader and chief advocate, and succeeds Richard Wahlquist, who retired at the end of 2025. Dwyer recently was named the North American representative to the World Employment Confederation.
“It is my great honor to step into the role of chief executive officer of the American Staffing Association, and I thank the ASA board of directors and Richard for placing their trust in me to lead this amazing organization,” Dwyer said.
“As we take this next step in the association’s evolution, our goal is to make ASA membership indispensable by fueling staffing agencies‘ growth through data-driven insights, advocacy, and community. I look forward to helping the association seize the future now.”
“Stephen is a fierce advocate for the staffing industry who understands the challenges and opportunities our members are facing,” said Tom Gimbel, chair of the ASA board of directors. “He is the right leader at the right time and is a forward-thinking and strategic executive. I look forward to us working together to help elevate the association and industry to new heights.”
Dwyer received his undergraduate degree from Bucknell University and his juris doctorate from Boston College Law School.
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