From DB's biography: In 1995, I was elected as AMA president, and I remain in that post. When I complete this term of office, I will have been on the AMA Executive Council for 25 years, and in that time I have witnessed and been a part of the growth of the organization from an organization with few assets, living in rented quarters in Washington, D.C., to the multi-million dollar organization it is today.

Would have been neat to hear how he was responsible for the growth in memberships and likewise achievements, something along the lines of multi-million membership instead of the multi-million dollars he helped raise and been part of. But then again it's sounds very capitalistic of him. He'd do well in the private sector with that kind of attitude.