NGO Monitor Founder Gerald Steinberg Steps Down After 25 Years, Olga Deutsch to Succeed
NGO Monitor founder Gerald Steinberg to step down after 25 years, Olga Deutsch to succeed him
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Gerald M. Steinberg, founder and president of NGO Monitor, will step down after 25 years, transitioning to president emeritus. Olga Deutsch, the current Vice President, will take over as CEO and president starting January 1, 2027, marking the organization's first leadership transition.
- 01Gerald Steinberg founded NGO Monitor in 2002 and will become president emeritus.
- 02Olga Deutsch, with over a decade of experience at NGO Monitor, will succeed him as CEO.
- 03The leadership change is set to take effect on January 1, 2027.
- 04Steinberg's departure follows concerns about the politicization of human rights organizations.
- 05Deutsch emphasizes the organization's commitment to combat antisemitism and influence policy decisions.
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Gerald M. Steinberg, the founder of NGO Monitor, will step down from his role as president after 25 years, transitioning to president emeritus. Olga Deutsch, who has been with the organization for over a decade, will assume the position of CEO and president on January 1, 2027. Steinberg established NGO Monitor in 2002 following the Durban Conference, motivated by concerns over the politicization of human rights organizations, particularly regarding Israel. In his statement, Steinberg expressed confidence in NGO Monitor's future and highlighted Deutsch's qualifications to lead the organization. Deutsch, who has focused on European outreach and global partnerships, acknowledged the rising threat of antisemitism and emphasized NGO Monitor's role in addressing this issue effectively.
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