Exclusive: United Way Bay Area appoints first Black CEO in 102-year history

The anti-poverty nonprofit United Way Bay Area (UWBA) will announce a new CEO Monday, Axios has learned — its first Black leader since the organization was founded over 100 years ago. Why it matters: Keisha Browder will head the nonprofit as it seeks to meet its goal of helping at least 1 million Bay Area residents access pathways to economic security in a region with some of the largest income disparities in the nation. • Her appointment also comes as women of color remain underrepresented in nonprofit leadership. Driving the...