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NEW YORK Lee Peeler, the deputy director of the Bureau of Consumer Protection at the Federal Trade Commission, has been named CEO of the National Advertising Review Council, the industry organization that polices advertising.
Peeler will replace James Guthrie, who in June said he was stepping down.
Peeler, who takes the position on Sept. 11, has been at the FTC for 16 years, NARC said in a statement.
NARC, a unit of the Council of Better Business Bureaus, is the organization that regulates complaints and helps mediate disputes about advertising.
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