Sharon Sobol Jordan is a longtime leader in the local nonprofit and human services industry.
CLEVELAND, Ohio - The United Way of Greater Cleveland on Monday announced the organization’s will soon welcome the first female president and CEO in its 122-year history.
Sharon Sobol Jordan, a longtime leader in the local nonprofit and human services industry, is set to succeed Augie Napoli when he retires in September, according to a news release.“United Way of Greater Cleveland’s core belief that social and economic change cannot be achieved without racial justice, together with its focus on permanently disrupting the cycle of intergenerational poverty, deeply resonates with me.
The release said Jordan, a Cleveland native, has leadership experience with organizations including DigitalC, Unify Labs and The Centers for Families and Children.Copyright 2022 WOIO. All rights reserved.
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