📋 AARP CEO Jo Ann Jenkins Bids Farewell (AARP Article)

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📋 AARP CEO Jo Ann Jenkins Bids Farewell (AARP Article)

LINK TO THIS ARTICLE IS AT BOTTOM OF THIS POST IF ANYONE WANTS TO READ IT. 🙄

Seems like everyone is retiring from AARP. We lost AARP Lynne, AARP Michael and AARP Sneed. Oh well, I wish them all the best. Really NICE folks!!!

I wonder IF AARP will be bringing in Age 18+ employees since they are now AARP members. 🤔

No more just Age 55+. Those days are bye bye. ☹

By Jo Ann Jenkins, CEO, AARP.

Published November 06, 2024.

https://www.aarp.org/politics-society/advocacy/info-2024/jo-ann-jenkins-farewell.html

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