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- Thomas Glasgow has been an active member of NSF’s Board of Directors since 1990 and will now bring decades of leadership to his new position as the Board Chairman.
- “We welcome his organizational knowledge and keen strategic insights as we look forward to taking our mission of improving human and planet health to new heights in 2023 and beyond.
- In the same breath, I want to extend my gratitude to Richard Rabbideau for his years of leadership and guidance.
NSF, a leading global public health and safety organization, today announced Thomas Glasgow, Jr. as its new Board Chairman. Glasgow succeeds Richard E. Rabbideau, J.D., who has held the Chairman role since 1992.
Thomas Glasgow has been an active member of NSF’s Board of Directors since 1990 and will now bring decades of leadership to his new position as the Board Chairman.
“After many years of dedicated board service, we are honored to confirm Thomas Glasgow, Jr. as NSF’s Board Chairman,” said Pedro Sancha, President and CEO, NSF. “We welcome his organizational knowledge and keen strategic insights as we look forward to taking our mission of improving human and planet health to new heights in 2023 and beyond. In the same breath, I want to extend my gratitude to Richard Rabbideau for his years of leadership and guidance.”
Thomas Glasgow enjoyed a 30-year career with McDonald’s Corporation, serving his last six as Executive Vice President and Chief Operations Officer globally. He has since served on numerous private and not-for-profit boards.
Glasgow holds a Bachelors in Business Administration, Management and Operations from Michigan State University and lives in North Carolina.
