ACS recruitment of NCI’s William Dahut illustrates Karen Knudsen’s strategy

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William L. Dahut, the NCI clinical director, was named chief scientific officer of the American Cancer Society. Dahut’s recruitment illustrates the strategy the ACS chief executive Karen E. Knudsen has developed for restructuring the charity as it recovers from years of decline and the impact of COVID-19 on its fundraising. Dahut will start his ACS job...

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