Mary Kay Henry has devoted her life to helping America's healthcare workers form unions, improve their jobs and the quality of care, and advocate for a more rational and humane health care system.
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Named as one of Washingtonian's 100 Most Powerful Women in 2006 and 2009 and hailed by Fortune Magazine as "the most powerful woman in the labor movement," Anna Burger is both a top-ranking officer at SEIU, the nation's largest and fastest growing union, and the first chair of Change to Win. Read more about how Burger is helping to revolutionize the American labor movement by giving a stronger voice to minorities, and spearheading SEIU's political and field operations.
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For the past 20 years, Mitch Ackerman has worked to improve the lives of low-wage, private sector workers in the service industries represented by SEIU, beginning with organizing workers in the historic Justice for Janitors campaign.
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Honored by Cornell University's School of Industrial and Labor Relations for his extraordinary leadership, Gerald "Gerry" Hudson has had a wide-ranging impact on the fight to improve the lives of working families and their communities.
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Described by the Los Angeles Times as "one of the most successful labor organizers in the country," Eliseo Medina is spearheading SEIU's efforts to help thousands of workers in the South and Southwest unite their strength. Read more about how Medina is leading the charge for comprehensive immigration reform to benefit all workers in America.
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Bruce Raynor is the President of Workers United, an SEIU affiliated union representing 150,000 workers in the garment, textile, laundry, distribution, property services and hospitality industries. Described as a "rising star in the labor movement," Raynor has distinguished himself as a creative and strategic organizer with a broad understanding of labor's role in North America.
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Elected by his peers to serve as a top ranking official of the union at the 2008 National Convention, Dave Regan is a committed political and healthcare reform activist with nearly 20 years of leadership experience in the labor movement.
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Tom Woodruff has overseen organizing for the nation's fastest-growing union in the Americas since 1996 and has served as a top-ranking officer since 2000. His efforts over the past decade alone have helped more than 1 million workers unite their strength in SEIU.
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Dubbing him "a different kind of labor chief," The New York Times Magazine described Andy Stern as a man who "intends to create a new, more dynamic" labor movement. Stern's mission? Reform the nation's failed healthcare system, restore accountability for big banks and our elected officials to women and men who go to work everyday and give workers a voice on the job and the chance to build a better life for their families. Read more about how Stern is helping to shake up the labor movement.
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