Boston’s Greenway conservancy head stepping down

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BOSTON (AP) — The head of the struggling nonprofit Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy is leaving after nearly eight years running 15 acres of parkland in downtown Boston.

The Boston Globe ( http://bo.st/TuiaGh )reports that Nancy Brennan will leave her position as executive director Jan. 15 to take a job as chief of philanthropy at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco.

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