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ON THE MOVE

People

by Gregg Sangillo and Winter Casey

Sat. May 24, 2008


After 24 years at Goldman Sachs in New York, Mark Tercek is moving to Washington to take over the reins of the Nature Conservancy.


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"People" chronicles the comings and goings of professionals around Washington.

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