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Christopher Jones, Chair
Henry P. Becton, Jr.
Robert H. Campbell
Susan W. Catherwood
Raynard Kington, M.D., Ph.D.
J. Howard Pew II
Joseph N. Pew V
Mary Catharine Pew, M.D.
Sandy Ford Pew
Willa Seldon
Susan K. Urahn
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Susan K. Urahn
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Rebecca Rimel joined Pew in 1983 as health program manager, became executive director five years later, and accepted her current position in 1994. During her tenure, Pew has evolved from a grant-making organization to become an entrepreneurial, global non-profit dedicated to serving the public. With the board’s guidance, Ms. Rimel has led the organization’s expansion from fewer than 10 employees to more than 750 located throughout the United States and around the globe.
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