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Hannah White is Main Street America’s Chief Impact Officer. In this role, she oversees implementation of the strategic plan, and leads the organization’s work to build the capacity of partner organizations through education, training, external partnerships, and member support. She also leads efforts to strengthen internal operations and support organizational development. Across the organization, she supports alignment between projects and teams to maximize and deepen Main Street America’s impact. Before joining MSA, Hannah worked in Public Policy at Chicago-based Donors Forum (now Forefront). She holds a BA in History from Earlham College and a Masters in Social Sciences from the University of Chicago.
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