Chattanooga Theatre Centre names 5 new board members
The Chattanooga Theatre Centre has appointed five new members to its board of directors. Newly elected to the board are Charita Allen, John Foy, Amanda Jelks, Melissa Loyd, and Steve Ray.
Allen is Deputy Administrator for economic development for the city of Chattanooga. She has more than 15 years of experience assisting expanding and relocating businesses with access to economic development programs and professional services.
Foy is chairman, CEO and owner of Noon LLC and chairman of Noon Management LLC, an investment company headquartered in Chattanooga. Foy previously held executive roles with CBL & Associates Properties, including vice chairman and chief financial officer. Upon his retirement in 2012, Foy formed a group of companies specializing in various industries including wealth management, capital investing, real estate development and health care.
Jelks is an entrepreneur, a motivational speaker and an attorney. She is also an advisory board member of the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce’s diversity and inclusion committee, a member of Chattanooga’s Health, Education and Housing Facilities Board, and a founding board member of the Southeast Tennessee Law Association for Women Momentum Network.
Loyd is a former elementary school teacher who is a dedicated volunteer in the community. She is active with the parent organizations at Big Ridge Elementary School and Center for Creative Arts. She also serves on the board of directors of Emily’s Power for a Cure, a local foundation that empowers families and funds research to fight childhood cancer.
Ray is the chair of the department of theatre at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. He has worked professionally as a designer and director for such companies as the Oklahoma Shakespearean Festival, the Birmingham Festival Theatre and Birmingham Children’s Theatre. He previously taught at Birmingham Southern College, Shelton State Community College and Southern Union State Community College.
Founded in 1923, the Chattanooga Theatre Centre is one of the oldest and largest community theatres in the Southeast and produces high-caliber theatrical productions and provides volunteer and educational opportunities for people of all ages.
Domeck earns SNP real estate designation
Crye-Leike Real Estate Services announces Affiliate Broker Mike Domeck received the company’s Social Networking Professional (SNP) designation.
Crye-Leike’s Social Networking Professional (SNP) program includes specialized training for effective use of social media in real estate marketing to help with growth of the associate’s real estate business.
“This designation is new in the field of social media marketing in real estate,” said Angie Vandenbergh, director of web technologies. “It is imperative that our associates know how to navigate the world of social media beyond their personal accounts. Effectively using social media for their business shows their commitment to reach their customers where they are and keep delivering the highest level of professional service.”
Domeck is a seasoned real estate professional with over 10 years experience. Having preciously earned the Graduate, REALTOR Institute designation (GRI), Domeck is also one of Crye-Leike’s Multi-Million Dollar Producers. “Receiving the Social Networking Professional designation is a testament to how the real estate industry has changed and evolved over the years,” said Domeck.
Price, joins board for development group
Kathy Price, executive director of the McMinn Economic Development Authority in Athens, Tenn., has been named state director of Tennessee’s board for the Southern Economic Development Council. The state director serves a two-year term on SEDC’s board. Price is a dedicated long-time SEDC member for almost five years.
“I congratulate Kathy on being elected to serve on SEDC’s Board of Directors for 2018. Representing nearly 1,000 economic development professionals across the American South is an honor and validates leadership and dedication to the profession. As Chairman of Board of Directors this year I am confident that Kathy will assist us in facilitating our 2018 program of work, in addition to helping us chart our course for future programming,” said SEDC 2018 Chairman Sam Powers.
The Southern Economic Development Council is an 894-member, non-profit organization composed of a broad cross-section of active and influential industrial and economic developers from business and industry, utilities, transportation, financial and education institutions, chambers of commerce, and local, regional and state development agencies.
Majetich joins Hullco as product manager
David Majetich has joined Hullco as the newest production and operations manager.
Majetich has been in the window installation business for more than 14 years. He brings more than 20 years of window, door, siding, and remodeling experience with him to Hullco.
Majetich was the founder and owner of Window Works of Dalton, until he recently joined forces with Hullco.
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