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PEORIA, Ariz. Mariners chairman and managing partner John Stanton said on Wednesday that the club is changing its leadership structure as it begins its search for a new team president.
A search committee for the new president has been established and is being overseen by former Microsoft president of business operations Jeff Raikes. The successful candidate will oversee the front office and the club’s business operations, Stanton said, including sales, marketing and ballpark operations. Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto will oversee the baseball operations and report directly to Stanton and the rest of the owners. Dipoto previously reported to former president Kevin Mather, who resigned last month.
New Initiative Will Drive Investments To Black, Indigenous, And Communities Of Color In The Greater Seattle Region
The Fund for Inclusive Recovery will take actionable steps toward an inclusive recovery from COVID-19
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SEATTLE, March 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ A coalition of funders is announcing a new, pooled fund that will drive investments to Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC)-led and -rooted organizations, coalitions, and movements as a pathway for inclusive recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. The Fund for Inclusive Recovery aims to raise $50 million over the next five years.
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WASHINGTON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As U.S. President Joe Biden vows to tackle the country’s housing affordability crisis, one group is trying to convince cities they can end homelessness outright armed with one thing: better data.
For homeless service providers across the United States, late January means the “point-in-time” count, in which volunteers spend a single night combing streets, parks and forests for people sleeping rough, or living in cars or tents.
The federally mandated count offers a key snapshot of the unhoused population, but the data has long been criticized by some homelessness advocates.
“It’s crazy,” said Jake Maguire, co-director of the anti-homelessness program Built for Zero at the national nonprofit Community Solutions. “We’re told it’s scientific, but it produces a very uncertain number.”
The Russell Family Foundation Names Longtime Philanthropic Advisor Erin Kahn as Director of Strategy and Programs
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The Russell Family Foundation announced the appointment of longtime philanthropic leader and advisor Erin Kahn as director of strategy and programs. We are thrilled to welcome Erin to help advance TRFF s strategic grantmaking and programming, said Kathleen Simpson, CEO at TRFF. Her experience in the philanthropy sector and local social issues align with our Foundation s values and vision to partner with our community for a more sustainable and equitable region.
In her new role, Kahn is responsible for overseeing the Foundation s strategies and programs to ensure the greatest impact. She will also lead a three-person program team.