The Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation in Wilsonville, Oregon, has announced the promotion of TYLER HOBBS to president. Hobbs, who joined the foundation in 2020, previously served as director of foundation operations. In his new role, Hobbs will be responsible for strategic oversight and ongoing organizational leadership. 

The McKnight Foundation in Minneapolis has announced the appointment of CEDRICK BAKER as chief of staff. As a strategic advisor to the foundation’s president, TONYA ALLEN, Baker will help provide leadership and align enterprise-level work to advance its mission.

DAVID R. MCGHEE will leave the Skillman Foundation for the Schultz Family Foundation, the Michigan Chronicle reports. McGhee has served as vice president of organizational excellence and impact at the Skillman Foundation since 2019, working to advance equitable educational and economic opportunities for children. In his new role as chief strategy and program officer at the Schultz Family Foundation, McGhee will work to create greater opportunity that is accessible to all.

CalMatters publisher and chief operating officer MARCIA PARKER is leaving the organization to join the New York Times as vice president, philanthropic partnerships. Established in 2019, the philanthropic partnerships team helps develop newsroom initiatives funded by foundations and in partnership with nonprofits. Parker spent more than five years with CalMatters.

The Catherine Hershey Schools for Early Learning (CHS) has announced the appointment of early childhood education expert ANNIE PAPERO as the director of CHS Hershey, the school’s first Early Childhood Resource Center. 

Charities Aid Foundation America (CAF America) has announced the appointment of RODGER JACOBSON as CFO. Since December 2021, Jacobson has served as CAF America’s interim CFO, providing guidance and support to the CAF management team and board of directors.

CureDuchenne in Newport Beach, California, has announced the promotion of LIANNA ORLANDO to vice president of research and the addition of BRADLEY HODGES as partner of CureDuchenne Ventures. In her new role, Orlando will continue to identify and advise the organization on scientific innovations and promising Duchenne research investments, connect with biotech and pharmaceutical partners, and act as a scientific resource to families diagnosed with Duchenne. Hodges will support and expand CureDuchenne’s research investments, including sourcing, evaluating, negotiating and executing transactions aligned with CureDuchenne’s strategic priorities, as well as working with existing portfolio companies. 

The Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies has announced the election of PAULA GOLDSTEIN as board chair and welcomed seven new board members: AL BENARROCH, EFREM BILLAUER, YOSSI HEYMANN, ISRAEL BALRAJ KALSI, ELAINE KATZ, ROCHELLE RUBIN, and ELI VEITZER. 

The Boston-based New England Foundation for the Arts has announced that chief operating officer JUG CHOKSHI is serving as its interim executive director after the departure of CATHY EDWARDS on May 31, 2022. The organization has launched a nationwide search for a new executive director.

The T.D. Jakes Foundation has announced the appointment of KEZIA STEGEMOELLER as its chief partnerships officer. Reporting to the president and CEO and serving as a member of the senior leadership team, Stegemoeller will work to develop and implement the foundation's partnerships-focused strategic plan and build its organizational capacity and culture.