Cipoletti Out As ANA Exec Director
The executive director of the American Numismatic Association, Chris Cipoletti, was put on paid administrative leave by unanimous vote of the new board of governors in its first meeting Aug. 12.
The action was announced following an executive session to a packed public session of hobbyists including members and ANA employees.
Replacing Cipoletti on an interim basis is former ANA president Ken Hallenbeck, who will serve as acting executive director for an indefinite period. He will be assisted by Kim Kiick.
Also appointed was Ron Sirna, a Flint, Mich., attorney, as counselor to the president. Though the title doesn’t say it, he is also counselor to the board.
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