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Historic Deerfield announces new President and CEO

7 days ago in Local

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DEERFIELD, MA (FRANKLIN COUNTY NOW) — Historic Deerfield has found a new President and CEO. Linnea Grim will be talking on the role in April 2027 as the first woman leader of Historic Deerfield and its fifth President and CEO since the founding in 1952. Grim has a background in fundraising, community engagement, and telling important stories with care.

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