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Reaching new heights; Christine James-Brown to take over as United Way International president
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Philadelphia Tribune, The
02-03-2004
Christine L. James-Brown has left a solid mark on the United Way of
Southeastern Pennsylvania.
For the last 10 years, James-Brown has been serving as CEO of UWSEPA,
leading Philadelphia's largest private non-profit organization for health
and human services. Under her leadership, the organization has raised over
$50 million annually and distributed funds to over 2,500 community-based
agencies.
No...
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