Article: The Chronicle of Philanthropy reports Anuja Khemka’s appointment as Executive Director

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Former Corporate Philanthropy Player Will Lead the Steve Fund

NEWS AND ANALYSIS
FEBRUARY 16, 2018 

MJ Prest

Anuja Khemka, a nonprofit consultant and senior strategy and programs adviser at this charity, which is dedicated to improving the mental well-being of minority students, has been elevated to executive director.

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