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FLINT — Isaiah M. Oliver, president and CEO of the Community Foundation of Greater Flint (CFGF) has announced his resignation effective July 28. Oliver, his wife Shay and the couple’s four children are moving to Jacksonville, Florida where he has accepted the position of president of The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida. A native of
As Oliver embarks on his new journey, his role as president of The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida will be a similar role to his current one.
His resignation is effective July 28.
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