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Texas Book Festival Board of Directors Announces Lidia Agraz as the New Executive Director
The Texas Book Festival's board chairman, Ron Weiss, announced today that Lidia Agraz has been named its Executive Director. Agraz will be the fourth executive director to lead the non-profit since its founding in 1995. "The Texas Book Festival Board of Directors is thrilled to have Lidia Agraz become a part of the Texas Book Festival as the new Executive Director," said Ron Weiss. "Bringing more than 15 years of executive level experience in both the corporate and non-profit arenas, she is deeply passionate about the organization's mission and will be a terrific asset."
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