Leadership Winston-Salem elects officers
and welcomes new board members
SPECIAL TO
THE CHRONICLE
Leadership Winston
Salem announced the addi
tion of eight new members
to the Board of Directors,
and the election of officers
for 2015-2016.
Chairing the Board of
Directors is Andrew
"Andy" Dreyfuss,
Piedmont Angel Network.
Other officers include Vice
Chair Andrew "Andy"
Brown, COR 365;
Secretary Kathy Goliszek,
Carolina Urological
Associates; Treasurer Lisa
Venable, DataMax Corp;
and immediate past Chair is
Dr. D. Kathy Stitts,
Winston-Salem State
University.
Newly appointed board
members are Dr. Trae T.
Cotton, Winston-Salem
State University; Dale
"Dek" Driscoll, The
Driscoll Group; the Rev.
Donald Jenkins, St. Paul
United Methodist Church;
Joanna Lyall, Wake Forest
Baptist Health; Wendy
Poteat, Winston-Salem
Chamber of Commerce;
Evan Raleigh. City of
Winston-Salem; Claire
Tuttle; Community
Volunteer; and Brad Zabel,
Habitat for Humanity of
Forsyth County.
The Board of Directors
acknowledged the contri
butions of outgoing board
members Linda Jackson
Barnes with the Office of
the Mayor for her six years
of service; Cynthia
Charles, secretary for her
three years of service ;
Bishop J.C. Hash with St.
Peter's World Outreach
Center for his six years of
service; Thomas "Tom"
Ingram with Wake Forest
Baptist Health for his six
years of service; Peter
Juran, past board chair for
his seven years of service.
Dr. Doris P4ez with
Forsyth Futures for her five
years of service; Vickie
Russell with Wake Forest
Baptist Health for her three
years of service, and Karl
Yena for his six years of
service.
With a mission of edu
cating, connecting and
energizing leaders to serve
and improve the communi
ty, Leadership Winston
Salem, a 501(c)(3) tax
exempt charitable organi
zation founded in 1984,
offers a nine-month
Flagship Program that chal
lenges participants to
increase their personal and
Submitted photo
New Leadership Winston-Salem board members are: Front L-R- Claire Tuttle,
Dr. Trae T. Cotton, Brad Zabel Back L-R - Rev. Donald Jenkins, Evan Raleigh,
Dek Driscoll, Joanna Lyall, Wendy Poteat
collective capacity to trans
form the community
through civic engagement,
servant leadership and
building social capital.
OES chapter
awards scholarships
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE ___
Sisters of Bivouac Chapter #530, Order of the Eastern
Star's Scholarship Committee awarded two $500 scholar
ships to two students in Forsyth County.
One scholarship was awarded to Saharia Porter, a 2015
graduate of Carver High School and one to NiGeria
Barnes-Johnston, a 2015 graduate of Winston Salem
Preparatory Academy. Saharia will be attending Johnson
C. Smith University in the fall and NiGeria will be attend
ing Forsyth Technical Community College in the fall and
then to a four-year accredited college. Sisters of Bivouac
Chapter #530, OES, is a Prince Hall Affiliate that strives
to better the lives of people in the community through
service to others.
Under the leadership of Lisa W. Smith as Worthy
Matron and David Peay as Worthy Patron, the chapter's
theme continues to be "Stars Shining Light Throughout
The Community." The chapter provides needed commu
nity service to various organizations in the community.
"Awarding these scholarships to these deserving young
ladies is the uplift the chapter seeks to provide to high
school students as they inspire to better themselves as they
seek knowledge and further their education, as well as
teach them about giving back to others in the community,"
the chapter said in a statement. Hattie B. Fulton serves as
chairperson of the Scholarship Committee.
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WP David Peay, HPM Clara Wilson, NiGeria Barnes-Johnston, Saharia Porter, WM Lisa W. Smith and PM
Hattie B. Fulton.
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