Sue Karzis - CEO State Schools Relief

Just Be Nice Project Podcast by Josh Reid Jones

Jun 22, 201958:39Government & Organizations

The first female CEO of State Schools Relief since it's inception in 1930, Sue Karzis has a lifetime commitment to improving the lives of students and young people. Predominantly supplying clothing to at-risk and in-need...

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