Despite the lack of of its president and CEO Doug Ulman–delayed because of weather–the LiveSTRONG Foundation went ahead with its planned “State of the Foundation” yesterday in Chicago. The task of delivering the Foundation’s remarks was given to the executive vice president of operations, Andy Miller, who we imagine started to sweat when he saw that his cancer organization–founded by the now-disgraced Lance Armstrong (LiveSTRONG had, in fact, just changed its name from the Lance Armstrong Foundation)–had decided on the title “What Now?: A Challenge for the LIVESTRONG Foundation, on Behalf of Survivors, for the Cancer Community.” Read More