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Bio: Kim B. Clark
• Bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in economics from Harvard.
• Launched a $500 million capital campaign in 2002 to fund new initiatives in education and research at Harvard.
• Served as a missionary in Germany for the LDS Church, as well as a bishop, elders quorum president and stake high councilor.
• Grew up in Washington and Utah. Currently 56 years old, lives in Belmont, Mass., with his wife, Sue. They have seven children and seven grandchildren.
• Will officially leave Harvard July 31.
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