Coverage dated July 23, 2026

Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library CEO leaving for new job

Headline from KX News Bismarck

The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library announced today that its founding chief executive, Edward F. O'Keefe, will soon step down to take on a new role.

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7 articles, oldest first.

  1. Bismarck Tribune

    Roosevelt Library CEO Ed O'Keefe to leave library, lead parent company of New York PBS (opens Bismarck Tribune)

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    Bismarck Tribune's feed description

    Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library CEO Ed O'Keefe announced Thursday that he will leave his position Sept. 18 to become CEO of the parent company of New York's flagship PBS station.

  2. The Dickinson Press

    Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library head stepping down for media job (opens The Dickinson Press)

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    The Dickinson Press's feed description

    Library CEO Edward O’Keefe will become the president and CEO for The WNET Group, the parent company for New York’s flagship PBS station.

  3. The Dickinson Press

    Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library CEO Ed O'Keefe to lead New York public media organization (opens The Dickinson Press)

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    The Dickinson Press's feed description

    The founding CEO discusses his departure, the library's future and his return to journalism in an interview with The Dickinson Press.

  4. KX News Bismarck

    Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library CEO leaving for new job (opens KX News Bismarck)

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    KX News Bismarck's feed description

    The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library announced today that its founding chief executive, Edward F. O'Keefe, will soon step down to take on a new role.

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