Former VA secretary to head national hunger relief organization
A new leader is taking charge of a major hunger relief organization. Details about the transition are available from the organization's board of directors. The individual, who previously held a high-ranking government position, will start in mid-April.
This person has been keeping a low profile since leaving their previous role, and has been involved in academic work. They have been teaching and serving as a scholar at a university in Minnesota. The organization they will be leading provides a significant amount of food to people in need, and its new CEO has expressed enthusiasm for the role and the organization's mission.
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