Holt’s Cox Retires After Four Decades of Adoptee Advocacy
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星期三, 十二月 1, 2021
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Cox, who is Vice President of Policy and External Affairs, was elected to the Holt International Board of Directors in 1976 as the boards first adoptee, and in 1984 joined Holts staff as Director of Development.
Key Points:
- Cox, who is Vice President of Policy and External Affairs, was elected to the Holt International Board of Directors in 1976 as the boards first adoptee, and in 1984 joined Holts staff as Director of Development.
- Phil Littleton, Holt President and CEO says, Susans life has embodied the beauty and extraordinary mission of Holt International.
- When I joined the Holt Board it was a pioneering concept to include an adoptee, Cox said.
- Cox has been an unwavering advocate for the adoptee perspective, directing Holt Heritage Camps and leading adoptee and family tours to Korea.In 1999 she founded the First International Gathering of Korean Adoptees in Washington, DC.