Dartmouth begins search for next athletic director
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Dartmouth s Eleni Tebano (9) challenges Cornell s Valerie Audet for control of the puck at center ice early in the second period of their Ivy League game in Hanover, N.H., on January 27, 2017. Cornell won, 1-0. (Valley News - Geoff Hansen) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com.
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HANOVER After more than a decade at Dartmouth College, Harry Sheehy will retire from his role as the Big Green’s athletic director this month, leaving big shoes to fill and uncomfortable questions to answer.
‘A unique leader:’ Synchrony CEO Keane lauded as she prepares for new role
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1of4Margaret Keane will step down as Synchrony CEO on April 1, 2021 and become the company’s executive chairwoman.Photo: Contributed photo /Synchrony
2of4Dana Randell, senior vice president of marketing engagement and excellence at Synchrony, said Synchrony CEO Margaret Keane has had a major impact on her career.Photo: Contributed photo /Synchrony
3of4Synchrony President Brian Doubles will become the company’s new CEO, succeeding Margaret Keane on April 1, 2021.Photo: Contributed photo
4of4Synchrony is headquartered at 777 Long Ridge Road in Stamford, Conn.Photo: Alexander Soule / Alexander Soule
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