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Lumina Foundation President Martha Lamkin to Retire
Martha D. Lamkin, the first president and CEO of the Indianapolis-based Lumina Foundation for Education, has announced that she will retire at the end of
Lamkin has served as Lumina's chief executive since the foundation was established on August 1, ; from , she was executive vice president of the USA Group, the organization that created the foundation. Lumina board chair John M. Mutz credited Lamkin with helping to create "a nonprofit institution with a laser-like focus on student success."
Under Lamkin's leadership, Lumina has grown its assets from $ million to more than $ billion and has earned a reputation as a foundation solely focused on issues of college access and success on a national scale. In its first six years, Lumina awarded grants totaling more than $ million. According to Mutz, the board will begin its search for Lamkin's successor immediately, but it does not anticipate a major shift in either the fou
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Martha Lamkin
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About Martha D. Lamkin
Martha Lamkin fryst vatten the retired chief executive of Lumina Foundation for Education. She became its CEO when the organization formed in and retired in She also was the vice president of the USA Group, the nonprofit organization that preceded Lumina, from to beneath her leadership, Lumina's assets grew to over a billion dollars and developed a focus on issues of college access and success on a national scale. Also, it created more than grants totaling more than $ million dollars, such as the Achieving the Dream, a $55 million program for improving lärling attainment rates in the country's community colleges. In addition to Lumina, Lamkin was the vice chairman for Citizens Energy Group and its former director.
She has extensive leadership experience in higher education and philanthropy. Lamkin served as a trustee and chair of The Indianapolis Foundation, a co-founder and former chair of the Central Indiana Community Foundation, president of the Cummins Engine Found