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Catholic Charities of Baltimore Names New Chief Strategy Officer
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Catholic Charities of Baltimore has appointed Annemarie Reilly as its new chief strategy officer. Reilly will begin her work in this newly created position on Nov. 16.
In this role, Reilly will guide strategic planning and execution, manage organizational development, and work with leaders to increase stakeholder engagement. According to an agency news release, she will help translate the mission and long-term priorities of Catholic Charities into coordinated action across the organization.
Reilly joins the agency after working with Baltimore-based Catholic Relief Services. She most recently served as executive vice president for global operations at Catholic Relief Services, where she oversaw human resources, supply chain management, information and communications technology, legal, strategy, and organizational development. Her previous international roles included service in El Salvador, Haiti, Burundi, Liberia, Kenya, South Africa, and Zambia.
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