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2 advancement employees leave Advancement Office

April 25, 2007

Cindy Chan and Zach Goren ’03 are leaving the Advancement Office this year. Chan was campaign coordinator and left after spring break to work with her husband’s ceramics business. Her position will be filled by Susan Leher ’96, who is currently the assistant director of annual giving. Goren is the advancement intern and will take a job at Jeffries and Co., an investment bank and institutional securities firm. He will leave this summer.

— Lesley Whitaker
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