There’s always something going on with Charleston AMA. Find out our latest news and updates below:
AMA Announces New Board
Elections for the 2010-2011 AMA board of directors was held in February. Board nominations were made by a nominating committee and then voted on by the membership. We are happy to announce the new board of directors for the 2010-2011 term as follows:
President, Ashley Shockley, Blue Water Benefits
President-Elect, Nicole Garrigan, Production Design Associates
Immediate Past President, Krista Robertson, Roper St. Francis Healthcare
Secretary, Riley Croft, The Kennickell Group
Treasurer, Carrie Moore, Gibbes Museum of Art
CPA, Penny Lewis
Membership Director, Ted DeLoach, Crowson-Stone Printing Co.
Programming Director, Emily Coleman, Obviouslee Marketing\
Communications Director, Carolyn Lagarenne, Public Relations & Communications Specialist
Community Outreach Director, Christine Beddia, Coastal Community Foundation
Sponsorship Director, TBD
Marketing Director, Meghan Weinreich, Charleston Trident Realtor’s Association
Special Events Director, Caroline Heuring, Duvall Catering & Event Design
The new board will commence as of July 1, 2010 and will hold office for a period of one year. Thanks to the 2009-2010 board of directors for all their hard work and dedication.
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Interested in Volunteering?
We currently have openings for committee members to serve our Board for Directors. If interested, please contact info@charlestonama.org. Membership upon start date is required.
The Local Chapter Wins CEA Award
The Charleston Chapter received a Chapter Excellence Award (CEA) for the 2007 to 2008 fiscal year. The Charleston AMA was awarded the Leadership and Membership Special Merit Awards by the national AMA.
AMA International Headquarters created the Chapter Excellence Awards (CEA) program to commend outstanding achievements in AMA chapter leadership and operations. To be considered for the Chapter Excellence Awards, the Charleston AMA had to demonstrate leadership ability, sound chapter management, management processes and chapter financial health. The Charleston Chapter competed against much larger cities like Atlanta, Boston, Washington DC and Houston.
