Ceo To Step Down After Nearly 26 Years

Emon Reiser, Biz Journals
Thu, 09/22/2016 - 4:43am

Harve Mogul will step down from his current role as United Way Miami-Dade's CEO, but will continue to serve the organization until a new leader is named. Mogul has been in the role for nearly 26 years and tenure with the United Way of Miami-Dade has been marked by transformative successes.

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Ceo To Step Down After Nearly 26 Years

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