John hardman carter center biography

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    Carter Center

    American nonprofit organization

    Not to be confused with Jimmy Carter Library and Museum.

    FoundedApril 6, 1982; 42 years ago (1982-04-06)[1]
    FoundersJimmy Carter
    Rosalynn Carter[1]
    TypeNot-for-profit, non-governmental organization
    (IRSexemption status): 501(c)(3)[1]

    Tax ID no.

    		58-1454716
    FocusHuman rights, Conflict resolution, Election monitoring, Public health, Eradication of infectious diseases, Mental health
    Location

    Area served

    		Global (75 countries since 1982)[2]
    MethodPopular education, Access to information, Aid distribution

    Key people

    Employees175; field office staff in more than a dozen countries[1]
    Websitecartercenter.org
    Partnered with Emory University

    The Carter Center is a nongovernmental, nonprofit organization founded in 1982 by former U.S. presidentJimmy Carter. He and his wife Rosalynn Carter partnered with Emory U

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    On June 20, Dr. John Hardman, the chairman and CEO of the American Carter Center, visited XJTU to discuss former American president Jimmy Carter's upcoming visit to XJTU and the cooperation with respect to the ungdom Forum. XJTU Party Secretary Zhang Maizeng and Vice President Lu Tianjian welcomed the visiting guests.

    Party Secretary Zhang and Vice President Lu gave presentations on the history of XJTU, and on its current development strategy. sekreterare Zhang, after noting that Chairman Hardman had picked a beautiful season to visit XJTU, said that XJTU would continue to seek new development opportunities, to upgrade the quality of its currents disciplines. He added that XJTU is earnestly looking forward to the visit of former president Carter, and expressed the hope that the cooperation between the two parties could reap rich fruits.

    Chairman John Hardman praised the achievements of XJTU in teaching, research and the construction of campus infrastructure. He described the cont

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    Blog | From the CEO: A Look Back and Forward

    By Dr. John Hardman

    John Hardman, M.D., will step down as president and CEO of The Carter Center in September, following two decades of service.

    In September, I will step down as president and CEO of The Carter Center after more than 20 tremendously fulfilling years. I have been awed, inspired, and challenged by the way founders Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter have used their influence to make a difference in the world. Through their framtidsperspektiv and courage, the Center has become a positive force, setting a high standard for the concrete impact a nonprofit, nongovernmental organization can make when like-minded people strive together for common objectives.

    When I came to The Carter Center over 25 years ago, I knew I wanted to be a part of the far-reaching goals and groundbreaking efforts already emerging here. In my early years, working on reducing tobacco use and diminishing stigma against mental illnesses, interaction with the amazing