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Executive Director

Carol Bohdan, Executive Director, came to CHI from Beth Israel Medical Center, where she served as Associate Director of Major Gifts, fundraising for a variety of clinical areas, including The Hearing and Learning Center, The Hyman-Newman Institute for Neurology and Neurosurgery and the Continuum Cancer Centers.
Previously, Ms. Bohdan served as Associate Director of Public Affairs for Continuum Health Partners, where she led teams to win five national public affairs awards for communications programs, including the launch of The Continuum Center for Health and Healing and "Researching Actions of Advanced Meditation," a medical conference organized around the visit of His Holiness the Sixteenth Dalai Lama to Beth Israel.
Ms. Bohdan has also created award-winning fundraising and media relations programs for such businesses and organizations as Avon's Breast Cancer Awareness Crusade, The New York Horticultural Society, The Victorian Society in America, The Philadelphia College of Art and Van Cleef & Arpels.

Cool Women, Hot Jobs

On April 21, CHI Executive Director Carol Bohdan participated in Cool Women, Hot Jobs - Knowledge for the Road Ahead!, a Career Day sponsored by Mercedes Benz at The Young Women’s Leadership School of East Harlem. This all-girls public school and college guidance program was established by Ann Tisch, President and Founder of The Young Women’s Leadership Foundation, to give inner city youth a choice in their education, raise expectations, increase performance and inspire leadership. Approximately 40 women, representing a variety of professional fields, spoke to the students, grades 7-12, about their careers and individual paths to success. The girls were interested to hear the surprising statistics about hearing loss and ways to preserve their own hearing.