Longtime RAND President & CEO Michael D. Rich Announces Retirement
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Tuesday, October 26, 2021
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"From my earliest days, I've been passionate about the role RAND plays in society and inspired by the people I've worked with and met," Rich said.
Key Points:
- "From my earliest days, I've been passionate about the role RAND plays in society and inspired by the people I've worked with and met," Rich said.
- But I've always wanted the next president of RAND to have the benefit of entering the role at a time of organizational strength and opportunity.That certainly characterizes RAND now."
- RAND will begin looking for a successor immediately and Rich will remain in place until a successor is installed.
- RAND Chairman Michael Leiter, former director of the National Counter-Terrorism Center, will lead the search committee.