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Prior to that, Stoller served as the president and chief executive officer of the LAF, where he was responsible for leading one of the fastest growing nonprofit organizations in the field of cancer survivorship. Among other things, Stoller implemented a paradigm-changing program in the nonprofit world by introducing the LiveSTRONG wristband campaign. Stoller also worked closely with the board of directors at LAF to reinvent the board governance structure and led the organization through a strategic planning process.

Prior to that, Stoller served as president and chief executive officer of the Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation, where aside from dramatically increasing the funding there, he created the Dana and Christopher Reeve Quality of Life program, which has invested more than $2 million in the disability community every year.

Public health experience fits with mission

As Safe Kids Worldwide celebrates its 20th anniversary of preventing accidental childhood injury, Stoller's impressive health-related experience will be crucial to the organization as it continues to grow and expand its global reach, said Martin R. Eichelberger, M.D., founder and director of Safe Kids Worldwide.

"Mitch's background in elevating health-related nonprofits to international prominence makes him an excellent choice to enhance our position in the public health community and to lead the organization even closer to its goals of protecting the world's children from the dangers of accidental injury," Eichelberger said.

Slated to begin his tenure at Safe Kids Worldwide on April 14, Stoller is looking forward to his newest challenge. "I am so impressed with the
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