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Miriam Nelson serves on the leadership team for Korn Ferry’s North America Assessment and Succession Practice with a particular focus in the consumer and financial services industries. +1 212 692 3351. In her role, Miriam drives emerging and integrated solutions that leverage the firm’s 40 years of executive search experience and best-in ...
Aug 20, 2018 · Miriam Nelson, the famed Hollywood choreographer and dancer who collaborated with the likes of Cole Porter, Blake Edwards and Judy Garland on delightful dance numbers for Broadway, the movies and ...
Aug 12, 2018 · Miriam Nelson was a choreographer, dancer, and actress. Born in Chicago, she moved with her family to New York when she was 14 and began taking tap dancing lessons. She went on to perform in six Broadway musicals from 1939-1943: Sing Out The News, Yokel Boy, Very Warm For May, Higher and Higher, Panama Hattie, and Let’s Face It.
Miriam E. Nelson, PhD, is President and CEO of Newman’s Own Foundation. An international leader, scientist, and social entrepreneur renowned for her extensive research, policy work, and civic action in public health, children’s wellness, sustainability, and food systems, Dr. Nelson leads the Foundation’s efforts to make and sustain impactful change in the world through its philanthropy.
Apr 1, 2008 · THE SECRET TO TAKING CHARGE OF YOUR WEIGHT For the past twenty years, Miriam Nelson a physical activity and nutrition scientist at Tufts University has been conducting research on the benefits of physical activity and proper nutrition for improving women s lives.
Nov 14, 2022 · Miriam Nelson, the CEO of Westport-based Newman”™s Own Foundation, is leaving the nonprofit in the midst of a legal challenge by two daughters of the late Paul Newman. The Wall Street Journal ...
An American choreographer who began her career acting and dancing on stage before signing with Paramount, Nelson appeared in films including Double Indemnity (1944). After moving into choreography she worked on iconic sequences like the slow dance in Picnic (1956), and also non-musical sequences like the apartment party in Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961). Read Miriam Nelson's New York Times ...
