May 13, 2008


Women and Giving News: In Brief

  • Julia W. Taylor, president and CEO, Mechanics and Farmer's Bank, received Banking Legend Award at Women in Banking Conference.
  • Audra Marotta, accounting supervisor II in Global Finance and Strategic Support, Caterpillar, named to board of Ten Thousand Villages, Raleigh.
  • Patricia Pleasants Lawler, former consultant, named southeastern regional associate, North Carolina Community Foundation, Wilmington.
  • Marsha Stayer, Triangle-based professional organizer, named president, N.C. chapter of the National Association of Professional Organizers.
  • First Horizon honoring breast cancer survivors with survivor trolley at Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation's 9th annual NC Triad Race for the Cure, May 3, Winston-Salem; offers ride to start line and around race track for survivors.
  • Mint Museum, Charlotte, named new staffers: Annie Carlano, Stacy Jesso, former vice presidents for development at Elon Homes for Children, named director and director of development respectively; Kristen Watts, former associate registrar for museum, named director of special projects and exhibitions.
  • Enriqueta Bond, president, Burroughs Wellcome Fund, received Order of Long Leaf Pine award from state of North Carolina.
  • Alice Lutz, president, Raleigh-based Oxygen: Business Planning & Development, earned Certified Fund Raising Executive certificate, recognition for fundraising professionals who show knowledge, skills, commitment to high standards of ethics in philanthropy sector.

  • N.C. Community Development Initiative, Raleigh, welcomes new staffers: Angela Poole, former audit manager at Cherry, Bekaert & Holland, named chief financial officer; Aundra Wallace, former executive director of Miami Dade Empowerment Trust, named senior VP of commercial real estate; Sherrill Hampton, former executive director, Neighborhood Housing Services, named senior VP of residential development.

  • Maya Angelou, poet, named honorary member, board of trustees, North Carolina School of the Arts, Winston-Salem.
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