People in Philanthropy: a New Leader for T. Rowe Price Foundation

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John Brothers, founder of Quidoo Consulting, a company that helps nonprofits with management issues, will lead the T. Rowe Price Foundation and its Program for Charitable Giving. He will take over from the president of both organizations, Ann Allston Boyce, who will retire on June 1.

The financial services firm’s foundation has given $83.7 million since its founding in 1981, including $3.1 million last year. The grant maker largely supports charities in the cities where it has offices (Baltimore, Colorado Springs, and Tampa) and focuses on K-12 education for disadvantaged youths, the arts, human services, and civic organizations. Its Program for Charitable Giving creates donor-advised funds for T. Rowe Price clients and has made nearly $180 million in grants since its founding in 2000. Its assets reached more than $188 million as of the end of last year.

Mr. Brothers has spent more than 20 years in the nonprofit world and is currently the chair of the Board of Directors at the Alliance for Nonprofit Management, an association of consultants. He has held adjunct teaching positions at Rutgers University and New York University and been a visiting scholar at Harvard’s Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations.

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Tom Holland, chief foundation and funds development officer, was promoted to chief executive. He takes the position on June 1.

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Karen McNeil-Miller, president of the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust, was named chief executive. She begins on September 1.

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