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Rhonda Payne to Lead Operations at Workforce Accelerator for Black Software Engineers
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Rhonda Payne, CAE, has accepted an appointment as Chief Operating Officer of /dev/color, a nonprofit member services organization widely recognized as the most powerful network of Black software engineers in tech. Ms. Payne brings deep expertise in leading nonprofits, membership communities, events, teams, and large-scale verticals (both US-based and globally) into the role. Software engineers impact more than their company s valuation, Ms. Payne said. They touch and shape millions of lives through their work. They impact the world. Yet, Black engineers, technologists, leaders and founders are being excluded and that loss hurts us all. Right now, people are struggling to discern theater from meaningful progress. I m proud to align my efforts and passi
Constance B. Moore has been appointed as chair of its board of directors. Moore, who has served as an independent director on Columbia’s board since 2017, succeeds John L. Dixon, who has served as chair since 2012 and as a member of Columbia’s board of directors since 2008. Dixon has elected to step down as chair but will continue as an independent director on the board. Moore has more than 40 years of experience in the real estate industry, most recently serving as president, CEO, and a board member of BRE Properties. She previously held executive positions with Security Capital Group & Affiliates.
MacKenzie Scott donates millions of her Amazon wealth to nonprofits in Michigan
Six metro Detroit nonprofits receive unsolicited, unrestricted gifts
Two local nonprofits see their largest gifts ever
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MacKenzie Scott is giving away her fortune at an unprecedented pace, donating $6 billion this year.
MacKenzie Scott, the world s 18th-richest person and the ex-wife of Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos, has donated tens of millions of dollars to Michigan nonprofits as part of more than $4 billion granted to nonprofits across the country.
Scott on Tuesday announced the gifts made over the past few months to 384 U.S. nonprofits.