CED announces thirteen (13) additions to their 2008-2009 board of directors. New board members consist of key investors, business professionals and university leaders from across the Triangle.
New additions to the board include:
• Greg Anglum, partner, Grant Thornton LLP
• Steven Burke, vice president of corporate affairs, North Carolina Biotechnology Center
• David Finch, president and CEO, ATCOM Business Telecom Solutions
• Vipin Garg, president and CEO, Tranzyme Inc.
• Brian Handly, senior vice president of sales, Microsoft Corporation
• Kevin Johnson, vice president of business development, Research Triangle Foundation of North Carolina
• Karen LeVert, president and CEO, Southeast Tech Inventures Inc.
• Chris Lynch, attorney, Wyrick Robbins Yates & Ponton LLP
• Greg Owen, senior vice president, relationship manager, Wachovia
• John Paris, partner, Williams Mullen
• Jack Sheffield, managing director, Deutsche Bank Alex. Brown
• David Spitz, vice president, Channel Advisor
• Garheng Kong, partner, Intersouth Partners
• Ted Zoller, executive director, UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School
Stephen Wiehe, president and CEO of SciQuest, Inc., will serve as CED's chair for 2008-2009. Wiehe succeeds Mary Musacchia as chair.
CED's 2008-2009 executive committee officers include Stephen Wiehe (chair), Kent Christison (secretary), Greg Anglum (treasurer), Michael Elliot (chair-elect), Mary Musacchia, Susan Acker-Walsh, Jason Caplain, John Fogg, Richard Harris, Chris Kroeger, Steve Nelson, and Anastasia Pucci.
Click here to view the complete list of CED's 2008-2009 board of directors (including new members and returning members).
CED also introduces Stephanie Dorko as the new director of development. Prior to joining CED, Dorko worked as a fundraiser on numerous political campaigns, most recently for State Treasurer Richard Moore. She also worked as vice president of government affairs for the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce and is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Trinity College in Washington, DC. Dorko is a native of Greensboro, North Carolina.