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The Asia Foundation (San Francisco): President William P. Fuller will step down in early 2004.

Community Foundation of North Central Washington (Wenatchee): G. Raymond Taylor will retire as president December 31.

The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation (New York City): Mark J. Cardillo became executive director.

Hogg Foundation for Mental Health (Austin, TX): King Davis is the new executive director, succeeding Charles M. Bonjean, who retired last December.

The Netherland-America Foundation (New York City): David B. Roosevelt is now executive director.

The Saint Paul Foundation: President Paul A. Verret plans to retire after 28 years of service; he will become president emeritus when his successor joins the foundation.

Stuart Foundation (San Francisco): Appointed Christy Pichel president.

The Teagle Foundation (New York City): W. Robert Connor will become president and CEO May 1, 2003, succeeding Richard W. Kimball, who retired last May.

STAFF

The California Endowment (Woodland Hills, CA): Appointed three new program officers: Ignatius Bau, Adele James and Annette "Chi" Hughes.

Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro (NC): Melissa Y. Johnson is now a program officer.

Global Fund for Women (San Francisco): Amelia Wu, manager of the grants program in Asia, was promoted to vice president for programs and evaluation.

Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation (Kansas City, MO): Daniel J. Kingston is now chief investment officer.

W.K. Kellogg Foundation (Battle Creek, MI): Donna Lartigue is the new program director for Battle Creek programming.

John S. and James L. Knight Foundation (Miami): Denise Tom joined as journalism initiatives program officer.

Minnesota Community Foundation (St. Paul): Barbara Beard is now director of donor services.

Missouri Foundation for Health (St. Louis): Added four program officers: Dawn Marie Williams, Kathryn E. DeForest, Andrea K. Smith and Amy M. Stringer; Damon U. Green joined as event coordinator.

Charles Stewart Mott Foundation (Flint, MI): Promoted three associate program officers to program officers: Neal R. Hegerty, Pathways out of Poverty; Tamás A. Scsaurszki, Civil Society in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia; and George A. Trone, exploratory and special projects.

Open Society Institute (New York City) Added two associate directors in grantmaking and program development: Alvin Starks, for fellows and technical assistance, and Maria Teresa Rojas, for philanthropy and internal communications.

The Skillman Foundation (Detroit): Alan Harris joined as director of investments, and Julie Ermler joined as accounting manager.

The Winston-Salem Foundation (NC): Keri Strano joined as donor services officer, and Margaret Foster joined as marketing and communications officer.

BOARD MEMBERS

The Coalition for New Philanthropy (New York City): Named Cao K. O, executive director of the Asian American Federation of New York, executive committee chairman.

The Community Foundation in Jacksonville (FL): Cynthia Edelman, art history and art appreciation instructor at the Bolles School, was elected to the board. William E. Scheu, attorney with Rogers, Towers, Bailey, Jones & Gay, was elected vice chair and Ann M. Baker, co-founder of the Arts Assembly and Greenscape, was re-elected as chair.

Cooper Foundation (Lincoln, NE): Jack D. Campbell, president of Compensation Programs, Inc., was elected board chair. He succeeds the late E.N. "Jack" Thompson, long-time chair, past president and trustee.

Ford Foundation (New York City): Juliet V. García, president of the University of Texas at Brownsville, was elected to the board.

The Health Foundation of Greater Indianapolis: G. Elaine Johnson, former director of compensation and human resources manager at ITT Educational Services, Inc., joined the board of directors.

Kettering Foundation (Dayton, OH): Hank Meijer, CEO and co-chairman of the board of Meijer, Inc., joined the board.

Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer Foundation (Washington, DC): Joshua B. Bernstein, president and CEO of Bernstein Management Corporation, was elected to the board.

Rosenberg Foundation (San Francisco) The directors elected Albert F. Moreno chair. Moreno is senior vice president and general counsel of Levi Strauss & Company.

Woods Charitable Fund (Lincoln, NE): Lynn Roper, first vice president and resident manager, Merrill Lynch, was elected to the board. Elected officers are Steve Sands, executive vice president of Meyer Foods, as president; Susan Ugai, attorney at law, as vice president; Michael J. Tavlin, chief financial officer of Speedway Motors, Inc., as treasurer; and Pam Baker as executive director and secretary.

Woods Fund of Chicago: Appointed Maria Valdez, attorney for the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, board chairperson. New board members are Jesus Garcia, executive director of the Little Village Community Development Corporation, and Laura Washington, editor and publisher emerita of the Chicago Reporter, Chicago Sun-Times columnist, independent consultant and television commentator.