Nonprofit organization Big Brothers Big Sisters of America (BBBSA) made history last week after announcing a big change in their leadership team. According to their announcement, BBBSA appointed Artis Stevens — SVP and Chief Marketing Officer of youth organization National 4-H Council — as their new CEO. The new appointment makes it the first time ever in the nonprofit’s 116-year history that a Black executive will serve in such a role at the company. Stevens will reportedly succeed Pam Iorio as President and CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of America after Iorio’s seven-year tenure at the organization. “We thank Pam Iorio for her commitment and dedication in building a strong foundation for our organization,” Ken Burdick, Board Chair at Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, said in a statement. “Pam was instrumental in establishing a 5-year strategic plan focused on innovative technology solutions, new funding opportunities and brand transformation. As we look to the future, we know...