Washington Business Journal: So Others Might Eat names first new CEO in 42 years

By Editor On Apr 16, 2020 Last updated Apr 16, 2020

So Others Might Eat, a D.C. nonprofit that has grown from a small soup kitchen to a major community service provider with a $35 million annual budget, has made its first CEO change in 42 years.

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