Boards Of Hershey Trust Company And Milton Hershey School Announce Newly Elected Chairman And Vice Chairman
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HERSHEY, Pa., Dec. 11, 2020 /PRNewswire/ The Hershey Trust Company Board of Directors and the Milton Hershey School Board of Managers announced the election of Diane Koken as Chairman and Maria Trinh Kraus as Vice Chairman, effective today.
Ms. Koken was appointed to the Hershey Trust Company Board of Directors and the Milton Hershey School Board of Managers in 2016 and has expertise in legal, regulatory matters, insurance, governance, and risk management.
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