Rick Cohen

Nonprofit Quarterly

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National correspondent for the Nonprofit Quarterly, based in Washington, DC

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Blue Shield is California's third largest health-insurance company. It was founded as a non-profit company in 1939 with an exemption from paying state taxes.

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Blue Shield is California's third largest health-insurance company. It was founded as a non-profit company in 1939 with an exemption from paying state taxes.

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