National Constitution Center Names Hiram E. Chodosh CEO as 250th Anniversary Planning Looms for 2037
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Updated · The New York Times · Oct 29
National Constitution Center Names Hiram E. Chodosh CEO as 250th Anniversary Planning Looms for 2037
1 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Oct 29
Summary
Hiram E. Chodosh, former Claremont McKenna College president, will take over in January as the National Constitution Center’s next president and chief executive.
The appointment fills the center’s first permanent leadership vacancy since Jeffrey Rosen left in January after a management dispute with the board; Rosen keeps the title of chief executive emeritus.
Vince Stango, who has been serving as interim president, will become deputy chief executive and co-president under the new structure.
Chodosh arrives with a 13-year record at Claremont McKenna that included free-speech initiatives and a nearly $1.1 billion fundraising campaign.
The Philadelphia-based nonprofit, created by Congress in 1988, is closing out Declaration of Independence 250th-anniversary events and shifting toward the Constitution’s 250th in 2037.