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St. Jude Children’s Hospital’s Fundraising Arm Selects New CEO in Midst of Global Expansion
SHELBY COUNTY, TENNESSEE, JUL 8 – Ike Anand leads ALSAC’s $12.9 billion six-year plan to expand global pediatric cancer cures and treatments, building on a legacy of innovation and strategic growth.
- ALSAC promoted Ike Anand to president and CEO on Tuesday as it navigates a global expansion while raising over $2.5 billion in 2024 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis.
- Anand, previously ALSAC's chief operating officer since 2020, transitioned from a 15-year career at Expedia and other for-profit firms to lead the nonprofit amid a complex funding landscape impacted by health policy changes.
- ALSAC continues its mission to provide free cancer treatment to children, guided by a six-year $12.9 billion strategic plan to deliver pediatric cancer cures and treatments globally.
- Anand highlights a culture centered on continuous learning and teamwork, mentioning ALSAC’s adoption of artificial intelligence to enhance donor engagement, and reaffirming their commitment to supporting every child globally who receives a cancer diagnosis.
- Marlo Thomas, daughter of St. Jude’s founder Danny Thomas, expressed confidence in Anand as the right leader to advance the organization’s original vision of ensuring that no child suffers or dies from illness at the start of life and to broaden its impact worldwide.
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Ike Anand named new leader at ALSAC_ will spearhead St. Jude fundraising efforts
Commercial Appeal journalists cover the important moments in Memphis Commercial Appeal journalists cover the important moments in Memphis and the Mid-South. Support local journalism by subscribing. Ike Anand has been appointed the new president and CEO of ALSAC, the fundraising organization for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.Anand replaces Richard C. Shadyac Jr., who stepped down in December 2024 after 15 years.Anand's appointment has bee…
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