In the news: Yvette Frisby - The Bay State Banner

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In the news: Yvette Frisby - The Bay State Banner

The Urban League of Springfield’s board of directors announced the appointment of Yvette Frisby as the organization’s new president and CEO. Frisby, a seasoned senior executive, is the first woman to lead the organization in its 111-year history.

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