APAP Elects TRG Arts CEO Jill Robinson To 2021 Board Of Directors
Robinson brings more than three decades of enduring dedication and expertise in the arts and culture sector.by BWW News Desk
International arts management consultants TRG Arts today announced that Chief Executive Officer Jill Robinson has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Association of Performing Arts Professionals (APAP). APAP, based in Washington, D.C., is the national service, advocacy and membership organization dedicated to developing and supporting a robust, performing arts presenting field and the professionals who work within it. The APAP membership voted in new board members during the Annual Member Meeting held on January 13, immediately following the close of APAP s 64th annual conference.
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TRUSTEES ELECTED AT SCCF MEMBERSHIP MEETING
Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation members voted to appoint three new individuals to the board of trustees Jill McCormack, Anne Nobles and John Raho at the Annual Membership Meeting on Dec. 8.
Board President Linda Uhler, Treasurer Susan Beittel, Nominating Committee Chair Doug Ryckman and SCCF Chief Executive Officer Ryan Orgera spoke at the 30-minute meeting held via Zoom.
Outgoing members of the board were recognized for their service, including Shelley Greggs, Robin Krivanek and Uhler.
The following new officers were also announced: President Don Rice, Vice President Deborah LaGorce, Treasurer Susan Beittel and Secretary Ran Niehoff.
-Sandhills Cattle Association
THEDFORD, Neb. The Sandhills Cattle Association kicked off its two-day Annual Convention on Sept. 20 with the Fall Feeder Calf Preview, held in conjunction with the Nebraska Cow-Calf Council. This year’s ranch tour program was cut a little short from standard tours to accommodate all the activities they had in store. The first stop was Craig and Joy Miles, Miles Family Ranch, located north of Thedford. Roughly 38 folks showed up to listen as Craig and his son Caleb explained their operation to participants. Their ranch raises Angus cattle and typically sells steer calves in November and December and markets their terminal heifers in January and February. A live demonstration of cattle handling was held at the next stop at the Bestol-Masek Ranch. Brenda Masek, vice-president of the Nebraska Cattlemen, her family, and crew showed participants how their commercial calves were worked every year at weaning. They implement fence line weaning with great su