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Eileen Ruby joins Healthy NewsWorks board
March 24, 2019

March 2019…Healthy NewsWorks is pleased to welcome Eileen G. Ruby as a new member of its board.

Eileen is a private investor and advisor who formerly worked as a Wall Street investment banker for 25 years. Her career began at J.P. Morgan, where she specialized in client relationships and highly structured financings, then continued at Citigroup, where as a managing director, she led the U.S. arm of the global chemicals and pharmaceuticals group based in New York and London.

โ€œIt is such an honor to join the team,โ€ Eileen said. โ€œHealthy NewsWorks operates at the intersection of the health sciences, communication, and excellence. Through the discipline of research and writingโ€”in a setting of fun and camaraderieโ€”Healthy NewsWorks teaches young students to seek out facts and think for themselves with rigor and integrity. What could be more important?โ€

Eileen serves on the national board of directors for Compass, a Washington, D.C.-based organization that connects business professionals with local nonprofits for pro bono strategic consulting. She is also a founding member of the Compass Philadelphia board.

In addition, she was a founding member of the board of Community Solutions, which focuses on multinational and domestic initiatives for high-poverty areas and veterans. She also served pro bono for several years with Common Ground, a pioneer in repurposing buildings to house the homeless and turn around neighborhoods.

Eileen earned a bachelorโ€™s degree from Barnard College and masterโ€™s degrees from Columbia Universityโ€™s School of International Affairs and School of Business.

Marian Uhlman, executive director of Healthy NewsWorks, said, โ€œWe are very excited to have Eileen join our board. Her experience in business and the nonprofit sector will be of tremendous help to our efforts to make our fact-based health education and literacy program available to more students.โ€

To learn more about the Healthy NewsWorks Board visit our Who we are page.

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