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Boys & Girls Clubs Of Chattanooga Announces 3 Appointments To Its Board Of Directors Thursday, February 11, 2021
Quincy Jenkins The Boys & Girls Club of Chattanooga announced Thursday that Matthew Brandon, vice president of PlayCore Surfacing Group, Kyle Eiselstein, partner at Miller Martin, and Quincy Jenkins, executive director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Chattanooga State Community College have been elected to the Club’s board of directors. We are pleased to welcome Matt, Kyle and Quincy to the Boys & Girls Club of Chattanooga board at this critical stage of our evolution,” said LaTonya Lyons, board chair. “As highly respected and seasoned executives with valuable leadership experience and community connections, we look forward to Matthew, Kyle and Quincy’s engagement and assistance in guiding our objectives of building great futures for Chattanooga youth.”
Celebrate Black History Month by looking back on Kentucky history makers Kentucky Center for African American Heritage, Special to Louisville Courier Journal © Courtesy of Kentucky Center for African American Heritage Carter Godwin Woodson
Editor s note: The Kentucky Center for African American Heritage will provide The Courier Journal with a Black History Maker each day during Black History Month. The center’s goals are to enhance the public’s knowledge about the history, heritage and cultural contributions of African Americans in Kentucky and the heritage we share with the African diaspora. The center is also a vital, contemporary institution, providing space for all types of exhibitions and performances.