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AID Atlanta Executive Director to Step Down

December 16, 2005

Kim Anderson has announced she will leave her position as the leader of AID Atlanta on Jan. 6. Anderson was named executive director in July 2002 after serving a year as the agency's chief operating officer. Development Director Steve Balfour will serve as interim executive director and said he plans to apply for the position permanently. A national search is planned. No timeline has been set for filling the position, said Tom Roeck, co-chairperson of the board.

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Southern Voice
12.16.2005; Dyana Bagby

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