AOL Elects Shriver as 'Chief Everything Officer'

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NEW YORK America Online this afternoon honored Maria Shriver with its first Chief Everything Officer Award in recognition of her efforts to spotlight women as they strive to balance their lives.

The first lady of California and former NBC journalist received the award at the Pierre Hotel in Manhattan at a ceremony attended by some 100 people, including her mother Eunice Kennedy Shriver, NBC news anchor Ann Curry and ABC News correspondent Deborah Roberts.

The “chief everything officer,” as defined by AOL, is a “next generation” segment of parents, or influential family managers, whose distinctly 21st century management style and increasing use of technology offer a look into the future.



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