The Association of Teacher Educators (ATE) held its first annual meeting in February 1920 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. In the 100 years since its inception, ATE has led advocacy in issues related to teacher education. The leaders of today continue to be on the cutting edge of other major issues in research and practice in teaching and teacher education and have continued to advocate for the betterment of high quality teaching and teacher preparation not only in pre-K-12 teachers in schools but also teachers educators in institutions of higher education. In this entry, ATE presidents are interviewed about their experience leading the organization.