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EDGE: On the Move
Meghan Greene joins A Step Ahead Chattanooga as Director of Development and Marketing. Drawing on previous experience as Executive Director of a local nonprofit, Greene will oversee resource development and public relations, helping A Step Ahead Chattanooga to provide education and access to free longterm birth control.
Amy Scott, MAMFT is promoted to Tennessee State Director for Bethany Christian Services – leading offices in Chattanooga, Knoxville, Tri-Cities, Memphis and Nashville. Scott joined Bethany in 2007 and has served as director for Chattanooga location since 2015.
Donyel Johnson is the new Chief Development Officer for The Boys and Girls Club of Chattanooga. As Chief Development Officer, Johnson guides the organization’s fundraising, communications, and community outreach strategies through partnerships, events, and growing the brand of the Boys and Girls Club. Her passion for empowering underserved youth through educational and community programs in addition to her experience from her previous work at the YMCA, Girl’s Inc, and most recently, as VP of Development at the Public Education Foundation, will certainly propel her impact in her new role.
Jack Silberman announces the formation of a new benefits firm, the Silberman Group. Silberman, a co-founder and recent chief executive of Reliance Human Capital Management, will be leveraging his decade of expertise and leadership in the employee benefits arena to help businesses across the region better manage their ever-evolving benefits needs. A Chattanooga native and graduate of the McCallie School, Silberman’s experience in the benefits space is wideranging, from serving as a staff broker to growing a successful employee benefits business as an entrepreneurial executive. Those experiences will serve as the foundation for the Silberman Group.
Stephanie Rogers, of Legal Aid of East Tennessee, is appointed to LAET’s Board of Directors. Rogers was nominated for the position by the Chattanooga Bar Association, and LAET’s Board unanimously approved her appointment at its final meeting of 2019. Rogers owns her own law practice in Chattanooga and specializes in family law, criminal defense, wills and estates, and landlord/tenant law. She earned her law degree from New England Law in Boston, Massachusetts, and her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. She also serves as a member of the Board of Directors of the Young Lawyers Division of the Chattanooga Bar Association.