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Anne Firth Murray

executive, corporate executive
Anne Firth Murray, New Zealand corporate executive. Recipient Carl Schultz award American Public Health Association, 1987, Women of Excellence award North Carolina Woman's Magazine, 1992; honoree World Association of United Nations Interns and Fellows, 1995.

Background

  • Murray, Anne Firth was born on June 23, 1935 in Wanganui, New Zealand. Daughter of Roberts Mathew and Eleanor Mary (Doyle) Firth.

    • Education

    • Bachelor, University California, Berkeley, 1955; Master of Public Administration, New York University, 1977.

    Career

    • Editor Stanford (California) University Press, 1960s. Writer/editor United Nations, New York City, 1971-1977. Consultant, 1977-1978.

      Program director Hewlett Foundation, California, 1978-1987. Consultant professor Stanford University, since 1994. President The Global Fund for Women, Menlo Park, since 1987.

      Trustee Indiana Sector, Washington, IPAS, North Carolina.

    Works

    • Editor/co-author: Ending Violence Against Women, 992, Neighborhood Government in New York City, 1974. Author: (booklet) A Woman's Fundraising Handbook, 1995.

    Personality

    Interests

    Gardening, beekeeping.

    Connections

    • Married Douglas P. Murray (division 1978); 1 child, Gwyn.
    • child: Gwyn Murray
    • mother: Eleanor Mary (Doyle) Firth
    • spouse: Douglas P. Murray
    • father: Roberts Mathew
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    Born June 23, 1935
    Wanganui, New Zealand
    Nationality
    New Zealander / Kiwi
    • 1955
      University California
    • 1977
      New York University
    • 1971 - 1977
      writer, /editor United Nations
    • 1977 - 1978
      consultant
    • 1978 - 1987
      program director, Hewlett Foundation
      California, United States
    • 1987
      president, The Global Fund for Women
      Menlo Park, Gauteng, South Africa
    • 1994
      consultant, professor Stanford University

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