18 November 2008
Additional Girl Scout Board Information
Posted by admin under: Girl Scout Reorganization .
Mary Ann Chick Whiteside told us who was elected to the new Board of Directors from the last convention, but Marketwatch checked the PRNewswire and found additional information: where they are from.
The 2008-2011 National Board of Directors includes:
Officers
– President - Connie L. Lindsey, Chicago, Ill.
– First Vice President - Davia B. Temin, New York, N.Y.
– Second Vice President - Linda P. Foreman, Durham, N.C.
– Secretary - Angel L. Rodriguez, Parker, Texas
– Treasurer - Joan Wagnon, Topeka, Kan.
Members-at-Large
– Sylvia Acevedo, Austin, Texas
– Barbara F. Adachi, San Mateo, Calif.
– Harriet Edelman, Stamford, Conn.
– Raquel Egusquiza, Dearborn, Mich.
– Ellen S. Fox, New York, N.Y.
– Lisa Guillermin Gable, Upperville, Va.
– Linda Mazon Gutierrez, Tucson, Ariz.
– Nan C. Hillis, Winter Park, Fla.
– Michelle L. Holiday, Washington, D.C.
– John Hom, South Orange, N.J.
– Marie C. Johns, Washington, D.C.
– Ingrid Saunders Jones, Atlanta, Ga.
– Karen A. Maloney, Chatham, N.J.
– Sharon H. Matthews, Charlotte, N.C.
– Robert L. Morris, Columbia Station, Ohio
– Debra Nakatomi, Los Angeles, Calif.
– Susan P. Peters, Fairfield, Conn.
– Vikki L. Pryor, New Rochelle, N.Y.
– Patricia Romines, Bartlesville, Okla.
– Rhea S. Schwartz, Washington, D.C. and Sun Valley, Idaho
– Sara L. Schwebel, Columbia, S.C.
– Eileen Scott, Basking Ridge, N.J.
– Gail M. Talbott, Cocoa Beach, Fla.
– Susan L. Taylor, New York, N.Y.
– Marisa Tabizon Thompson, Eugene, Ore.
Hm. I don’t know Debra Nakatomi even though she’s from my area. I’ll have to ask around to see if anyone knows her. I see a lot of D.C., NY, and NJ on the list. Seems like over half of the board can see the Atlantic from their council windows, but I don’t know if that means anything. I won’t speculate as to why the 7 western members are just under the 25% threshold for being able to toss a board development committee member without cause. Just kidding. I’m sure it just worked out that way, but it’s fun to find hidden conspiracies. I really believe these members will honestly address all aspects of the Girl Scout organization that are in their limited power to affect. Since some people were paranoid about the geographical make-up of the board I couldn’t help poking fun.
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