Atlanta, April 09, 2018 -- Boyden, a premier leadership and talent advisory firm, has announced that it partnered in the placements of Joe Guith, President of McAlister’s Deli, Matthew Wadiak, Co-Founder of Blue Apron, and Etienne Patout, former Chief Marketing Officer at Pharmavite, to the Board of Directors for Goodwill Industries International.
“After an exhaustive search, Boyden is enthusiastic about the talent that Joe, Matthew and Etienne bring to the Goodwill team,” said Alicen Blair-Sibly, a Managing Partner of Boyden United States in Atlanta. “Each new board member is integral to the growth of the business.”
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