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Fortune Editor-in-Chief Thasunda Brown Duckett was tapped to run TIAA and secured a partnership to put annuities in front of workers.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 17

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What this event is mainly about

New York

How it developed

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Jul 2A career path is detailed, showing how the individual graduated from the University of Houston, worked at Fannie Mae, and eventually became CEO of TIAA.Sub-event
Jun 17Fortune Editor-in-Chief Thasunda Brown Duckett takes leadership role at TIAA.1 source
- fortune.com

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New York
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Jun 17fortune.com