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Bergan Burnett always saw herself working for a nonprofit. She pivoted after several years working at an accounting firm and is now CFO of the High Museum of Art.

Two top shareholders of Atlanta-based Graphic Packaging are publicly challenging a decision by the consumer packaging giant’s board to oust its chief executive.

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