Governor McAuliffe Announces Administration Appointments

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RICHMOND – Governor Terry McAuliffe announced additional appointments to his administration today. The appointees will join McAuliffe’s administration focused on finding common ground with members of both parties on issues that will grow Virginia’s economy and create more jobs across the Commonwealth.

Secretariat of Commerce and Trade

Tracey Jeter, Director, Department of Small Business and Supplier Diversity

Tracey Jeter previously served as President of both the Capital Region and Virginia Minority Supplier Development Councils, affiliates of the National Minority Supplier Development Council.  Prior to her leadership on the Councils, she served as Special Assistant and Senior Speechwriter to the President, Liaison to the Board of Visitors, and Lead Advisor on Media Relations at Virginia State University.  Ms. Jeter is the former owner of Gordon-Tracey Advertising and Public Relations, LLC, a Virginia minority business enterprise.  She also served the Commonwealth as an appointee on the Supplier Diversity Advisory Board and former appointee on the Statewide Coalition for Black Businesses, and is a former member of the Virginia Chamber of Commerce.  She is a native of Richmond and holds a Bachelors degree in Speech Communications from Old Dominion University.

Secretariat of Education

Mackenzie Byrne, Deputy Director, Virginia Commission for the Arts

Mackenzie Byrne has been serving as Chief of Staff and Senior Legislative Assistant to Delegate Joseph Morrissey, 74^th House District. She previously served as a Legislative Fellow for Delegate Jennifer McClellan, 71^st House District. Mackenzie graduated from the Virginia Commonwealth University in 2011 with a degree in Political Science and Women’s Studies and received her Master’s degree from VCU in Social Work and Public Policy in 2013.

Secretariat of the Commonwealth

Board Appointments

Advisory Board on Behavior Analysis

• Keri S. Bethune, PhD, BCBA-D of Harrisonburg, Assistant Professor, Department of Exceptional Education, James Madison University
• Amanda A. Kusterer, BCABA of Richmond, Behavior Analyst Consultant, Spiritos School
• Kate Lewis, MS, BCBA, LBA of Roanoke, Director of Partnerships, Commonwealth Autism Service.
• Asha Patton Smith, MD of Arlington, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Kaiser Permanente Northern  Virginia, Mid-Atlantic Medical Group
• Patricia C. Taylor, JD of Crozet, Expert Witness Recruiter, Thomson Reuters Expert Witness Services

Advisory Committee on Juvenile Justice

• The Honorable Dede Smith of Charlottesville, Vice-Mayor, Charlottesville City Council

Aquaculture Advisory Board

• Heather T. Lusk of Quinby, Vice President, H.M. Terry Co., Inc.
• Anthony Marchetti of White Stone, Chief Operations Officer, Rappahannock Oyster Co.

Board of Historic Resources

• Margaret T. Peters of Richmond, Historian and Writer
• Ashley Atkins Spivey of Richmond,  Director and Curator, Pamunkey Indian Museum and Cultural Center, Pamunkey Indian Reservation

Board for Professional and Occupational Regulation

• James W. Head of Richmond, Associate, Hunton & Williams, LLP

Board of Trustees of the Frontier Culture Museum of Virginia

• Nwachukwu Anakwenze, MD* of Rolling Hills, California, Victoria Medical Group, Inglewood; Chairman of Anambra State Association Worldwide, Chairman of Igbo World Assembly, Chairman of Council of Igbo State Americas, Board of Presidents
• Dianne Fulk of Linville, Administrative Director, The Arc of Harrisonburg and Rockingham, Inc.

Governor’s Commemorative Commission Honoring the Contributions of the Women of Virginia

• EJ Scott of Manassas, Sustainable Development Consultant, Primary Matters

Northern Virginia Transportation Commission

• Jim Corcoran† of Fairfax County, President and CEO, Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce

Virginia Council on the Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunities for Military Children

• Jill Gaitens of Virginia Beach, Community Affairs Leader, Military Child Education Coalition
• John B. Gordon, III, EdD of Henrico, Director of Administrative Services, Fredericksburg City Public Schools
• Captain Frank E. Hughlett of Virginia Beach, Commander, Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek – Fort Story, U.S. Navy
• Dorothy McAuliffe** of Richmond, First Lady of Virginia
• Aaron C. Spence of Virginia Beach, Superintendent of Schools, Virginia Beach City Public Schools
• Brad Williams of Gloucester, School Counseling Director, Tabb High School

Virginia Latino Advisory Board

• Gonzalo Aida of Richmond, President, Virginia Young Democrats
• Carolina Espinal of Arlington, Director, Brunswick Group LLC
• Christopher J. Falcon of Falls Church, Owner & Attorney at Law, The Falcon Firm, PLLC
• Charlotte Fritts of Winchester, Human Services Specialist, Federal Emergency Management Agency
• Julio Cesar Idrobo of Falls Church, Realtor, Keller Williams Realty and Chair, Housing Commission, City of Falls Church
• Aida Pacheco of Mechanicsville, Program Grants Manager, Virginia Community College System
• Gloria Maria Peña Rockhold of Charlottesville, Community Engagement Manager, Albemarle County Public Schools
• Alex Rodriguez  of Annandale, Vice President, Innovative Consultants International
• Estuardo V. Rodriguez, Jr. of Fairfax, Principal, The Raben Group
• Vivian Sanchez-Jones of Roanoke, School and Community Liaison for Immigrant Families, Commonwealth Catholic Charities
• Zuraya Tapia-Hadley of Arlington, Treasurer, Shirlington Education and Employment Center
• Gresilda A. Tilley-Lubbs* of Roanoke, Associate Professor of ESL and Multicultural Education, Virginia Tech
• John Villamil-Casanova of Manassas, Executive Vice President, The ASPIRA Association
• Lucero Soto Wiley of Norfolk, Financial Advisor, Morgan Stanley and Chair of Education, Hampton Roads Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Virginia Museum of Natural History Board of Trustees

• Christine S. Baggerly of Danville, Vice President – Sales and Support Services, First Piedmont Corporation
• Monica T. Monday* of Martinsville, Managing Partner, Gentry Locke Rakes & Moore, LLP
• James W. Severt, II* of Washington, D.C., Private Investor

*Denotes reappointment

†Secretary of Transportation’s designee to Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Board of Directors (WMATA)

**Governor’s designee

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Governor McAuliffe Announces Administration Appointments

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RICHMOND – Governor Terry McAuliffe announced additional appointments to his administration today. The appointees will join McAuliffe’s administration focused on finding common ground with members of both parties on issues that will grow Virginia’s economy and create more jobs across the Commonwealth.

Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

Judy Napier, Commissioner

Judy Napier served most recently as Director of Business Development for the information technology firm CGI Group’s Virginia sector.  Before that she served as Assistant Secretary and Deputy Secretary of Technology in the administrations of Governors Mark Warner and Tim Kaine. Judy is a Portsmouth native and graduated from Old Dominion University.

Commonwealth Transportation Board

John Malbon, Board Member

John Malbon is the President and CEO of PAPCO Inc., a Virginia Beach Oil Distribution Company that opened the region's first public biodiesel pump in 2006. John is the co-chair of the Envision Virginia Beach 2040 Committee, which focuses on the 30-year future of the city, and serves as the vice chair of the board of directors for the Virginia Economic Development Partnership. John is a graduate of James Madison University.

Office of the Governor

Jamie Radice, Communications Director

Jamie Radice served previously as Senior Communications Adviser at the Export-Import Bank of the United States, Communications Director to Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter and Press Secretary to U.S. Senator Christopher Dodd. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of California, Berkeley.

Darryl Holt, Special Assistant for Constituent Services

Darryl Holt served previously as an Office Assistant in the Richmond City Department of Social Services. She also served as a Field Representative in the Office of U.S. Senator Jim Webb, and a Special Assistant to the Virginia Secretary of Commerce and Trade under Governor Bob McDonnell.

Virginia Legislative Office

Maribel Ramos, Director

Maribel Ramos served previously as Legislative Assistant to Senator Tim Kaine, where she advised the Senator on policy areas including education, economic development, housing, federal employees and appropriations. Before that she served as a Legislative Assistant to Senator Jim Webb, and as a Special Assistant for Policy to then-Governor Tim Kaine. Maribel holds a Bachelor’s degree from Virginia Commonwealth University.

Secretariat of the Commonwealth

Denise Burch, Director of Gubernatorial Appointments

Denise Burch previously served as Director of Constituent Services and Scheduling to former two term Lieutenant Governor Bill Bolling.  Prior to this service, she served as Sen. Bolling’s Legislative Aide in the Virginia Senate.  In 1998, she was appointed as Confidential Assistant to Governor Jim Gilmore. 

Lana Westfall, Executive Assistant to the Secretary of the Commonwealth

Lana Orme Westfall held the position of Director of Constituent and Legislative Services in both the Virginia Senate and House of Delegates for a total of 16 years.  In 2008, she established a government relations and issue advocacy firm, bringing a wide array of experience on issues related to the environment, education and veterans’ affairs.

Secretariat of Education

Jennie Moline O'Holleran, Deputy Secretary

Jennie Moline O’Holleran most recently served as Director of Virginia Relations at the George Washington University, where she worked with government and community leaders to promote GW’s Virginia Science and Technology Campus in Ashburn. She previously served in Governor Tim Kaine’s policy office. Jennie grew up in Alexandria. She received her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Virginia and her Master’s degree in Public Administration from the George Washington University.

Dietra Trent, Deputy Secretary

Dietra Trent served most recently as Deputy State Director in the Office of Senator Mark Warner. She previously served as Deputy Secretary of Education in Governor Tim Kaine’s administration, and as Director of Constituent Services and Director of the Council on Human Rights under Governor Mark Warner. Dr. Trent earned a bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Criminal Justice from Hampton University, and completed her master’s and doctoral degrees in Public Administration and Policy from Virginia Commonwealth University.   

Secretariat of Technology

Anthony W. Fung, Deputy Secretary of Technology

Anthony Fung served previously as CEO of technology consulting firm GovInsight, LLC and as majority owner of Catapult Consultants, LLC, a firm that specializes in financial, acquisition, healthcare and information technology management. Anthony holds a Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Information Science from the University of Pittsburg.

Secretariat of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security

John Newby, Deputy Secretary

John Newby previously served as a Captain in the U.S. Air Force, where he served as an aviator aboard the Boeing B-1B Lancer strategic bomber and as a special operations forward air controller in support of U.S. Army Special Operations Command.  Following his military service, Newby served as an attorney at private sector law firms and an international defense contractor.  He also served as a member of former Senator Jim Webb’s Service Academy Selection Board.  Newby graduated and received his commission from the U.S. Air Force Academy and earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Virginia School of Law.

Adam Thiel, Deputy Secretary

Adam Thiel has served as Fire Chief in the City of Alexandria since 2007. Previous to that, Adam served in a range of key positions at fire departments in Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina and Arizona. In 2002 Governor Mark Warner appointed Adam as the Executive Director of the Virginia Department of Fire Programs within the Secretariat of Public Safety. Adam holds undergraduate degrees from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the University of Maryland University College. He holds a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from George Mason University.

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Governor McDonnell Announces Board and Commission Appointments

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RICHMOND - Governor Bob McDonnell today announced additional appointments to three Virginia boards and commissions. Further announcements regarding additional appointments in the McDonnell Administration will continue to be made in the weeks ahead.

Board Appointments

Advisory Committee on Juvenile Justice

·         Craig Branch of Chesterfield, Chief of Police for Germanna Community College

·         Steven S. Kast* of Chesapeake, President and CEO of the Boys and Girls Club of the Virginia Peninsula 

·         Diana Harris Wheeler of Orange, Commonwealth Attorney for Orange County

Fair Housing Board

·         Erica Woods-Warrior of Hampton, Director of the Peer Educator Program at Old Dominion University

Board of Veterans Services

·         Colonel J. Patrick Murray, USA (Ret.) of Alexandria

*Denotes re-appointment

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Governor McDonnell Announces Appointments to Norfolk State University Board of Visitors

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RICHMOND – Governor Bob McDonnell announced today the appointments of three board appointees to fill vacancies on the Norfolk State University Board of Visitors. The three appointees are: Lt. General Michael Rochelle (Ret.), Dr. Deborah DiCroce, and Mr. Bryan Cuffee. 

Speaking about the appointments, Governor McDonnell noted, “Today I have made three appointments to fill vacancies on the Norfolk State University Board of Visitors.  Each appointee brings unique strengths and experiences to the board that will be vital to carrying out an innovative, strategic path for the University’s future.  Norfolk State University has a history of academic excellence, outstanding alumni, and strong community support. I have no doubt the University can overcome its current challenges and become a leader again in placing graduates in competitive, in-demand careers.  I commend interim President Eddie Moore, Rector Tom Chewning, the administration, faculty, and the Board of Visitors for the steps already being taken to move the school forward.”

The Governor added, “In addition to these appointees, I have asked two individuals to serve as senior advisors to the board and administration on an as-needed basis.  Jim Dyke, as a former Secretary of Education in Virginia, can provide the board and administration with counsel on an array of matters, assist the university with strategic implementation, and work with the administration to address SACS concerns.  Professor Ervin Jordan, alumnus of Norfolk State and current professor at the University of Virginia, can provide counsel to the administration and faculty on matters related to the academic environment and lend expertise on academic excellence at NSU.”

            Biographies of each of the board appointees are below:

Michael D. Rochelle (LTG, USA, Ret.) of Manassas, Founder, President, and CEO of MDR Strategies, LLC

Michael Rochelle is Founder, President, and CEO of MDR Strategies, LLC, a strategic human capital consulting and executive coaching firm. Rochelle retired from the US Army after 37 years. Rochelle earned a Bachelor of Arts in Foreign Language Education from NSU in 1972 and a Masters in Public Administration from Shippensburg State University in 1994. He is a member of the Academy of Distinguished Alumni for NSU and a member of the Boys and Girls of America Hall of Fame.  Rochelle was honored as an NAACP “Barrier Breaker” award recipient in 2008.

Deborah M. DiCroce, Ed.D. of Chesapeake, President and CEO of the Hampton Roads Community Foundation

Dr. DiCroce is President and CEO of the Hampton Roads Community Foundation. She has thirty-five years of experience in Virginia higher education, serving as President of Tidewater Community College for 14 years until 2012 and previously as President of Piedmont Community College in Charlottesville for nine years.

Dr. DiCroce is a past Trustee of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and past member of the SACS Commission on Colleges.  She has taught at the University of Virginia, The College of William and Mary, and Old Dominion University.  Before her appointment to the NSU Board of Visitors, she served on the Board of Visitors at Christopher Newport University and Governor McDonnell’s Commission on Economic Development & Job Creation. She earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in English from Old Dominion University and a doctorate in Higher Education from The College of William & Mary. Very active in the Hampton Roads region, the Chesapeake Rotary Club named Dr. DiCroce First Citizen of Chesapeake in 2012.

Bryan Cuffee of Virginia Beach, Vice President of Development for Gold Key/PHR Hotels and Resorts

Bryan Cuffee has worked at Gold Key/PHR Hotels and Resorts since 1995 and currently serves as Vice President of Development. He serves as an appointee to the Virginia Beach Development Authority, the Virginia Beach Resort Advisory Commission, and the Hampton Roads Economic Development Alliance.  He is also a member of the Norfolk Middle Town Lions Club and a charter member of the United Way African-American Leadership Giving Initiative. Cuffee earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Norfolk State University and a Masters in Business Administration from Old Dominion University. 

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Governor McDonnell Announces Administration and Board Appointments

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RICHMOND - Governor Bob McDonnell today announced additional appointments to his administration under the Health and Human Resources Secretariat and Press Office. Governor McDonnell also announced appointments to five boards of visitors: College of William & Mary, George Mason University, Old Dominion University, University of Virginia, and Virginia Commonwealth University. He also announced appointments to 13 other Virginia boards and commissions. Further announcements regarding additional appointments in the McDonnell administration will continue to be made in the months ahead.

Secretary of Health and Human Resources

Karin Addison, Deputy Secretary for Education and Children’s Services

Appointed by Governor McDonnell in October 2010, Karin Talbert Addison serves as a policy advisor to the Secretary of Education as well as the Secretary of Health and Human Services on matters affecting early childhood education and children’s health. 

Prior to joining the McDonnell Administration, Mrs. Addison specialized in legislative lobbying and grassroots organization.  She owned her own consulting firm and represented clients primarily interested in health care and education policy.  She has extensive experience in both legislative and budget advocacy.  Mrs. Addison began her career in public policy as a legislative assistant to several members of the General Assembly. 

Mrs. Addison graduated from the College of William and Mary with a BA in Government.  She serves on the Saint Gertrude High School Alumnae Association Board and lives in Richmond’s Ginter Park with her husband and their two sons.

Press Office

Taylor Thornley Keeney, Press Secretary

Taylor Thornley Keeney has returned to work for Governor Bob McDonnell after leaving the McDonnell Administration in August 2012 to serve as Communications Director for Lieutenant Governor Bill Bolling’s campaign for governor.  Before leaving the administration, she served as McDonnell’s deputy director of communications, where she worked closely with members of the media and helped to oversee the communications office’s daily operations including events, interviews, and messaging.  Keeney began working for McDonnell during his 2009 campaign for governor as his deputy press secretary and press assistant.  Keeney got her start in politics working as Cindy McCain’s press assistant on Senator John McCain’s 2008 presidential campaign.  Keeney graduated from Southern Methodist University in 2009 with a degree in corporate communications and public affairs.

Board Appointments

Board of Visitors:

The College of William & Mary Board of Visitors

·         Lynn R. Dillon of McLean, President of ARCS Foundation – Metropolitan Washington Chapter

·         DeRonda Miniard Short of Williamsburg, Attorney

·         The Honorable John Charles Thomas* of Richmond, retired Justice of the Supreme Court of Virginia and Senior Partner at Hunton & Williams LLP

·         H. Thomas Watkins of Lake Forest, Illinois

George Mason University Board of Visitors

·         Kelly McNamara Corley of Winnetka, Illinois, Executive Vice President, General Counsel for Discover Financial Services

·         The Honorable Tom Davis of Vienna, Director of Federal Government Affairs at Deloitte, LLP

·         Anne C. Gruner of McLean, Vice President of J.K. Gruner Associates

·         John M. Jacquemin* of McLean, President and CEO of Mooring Financial Services

Old Dominion University Board of Visitors

·         Richard T. Cheng of Virginia Beach, CEO of JRC, LLC

·         Jodi S. Gidley of Virginia Beach, President of Virginia Natural Gas, AGL Resources Company

·         Robert M. Tata of Virginia Beach, Partner at Hunton & Williams LLP

·         Dr. Mary Maniscalco-Theberge of Reston, Deputy Medical Inspector Professional Services, Office of the Medical Inspector for the Veterans Health Administration

University of Virginia Board of Visitors

·         Kevin J. Fay of McLean, President of Alcalde & Fay

·         Frank E. Genovese of Midlothian, President of The Rothbury Corporation

·         William H. Goodwin, Jr.* of Richmond, President and Chairman of CCA Industries, Inc.

·         John A. Griffin of New York, New York, Founder & President of Blue Ridge Capital

Virginia Commonwealth University Board of Visitors

·         Nancy C. Everett of Richmond, Managing Director for BlackRock

·         John W. Snow of Richmond

·         G. Richard “Rick” Wagoner, Jr. of Birmingham, Michigan

·         Steve Worley of Harahan, Louisiana, President & CEO of Children’s Hospital New Orleans

Additional Board Appointments:

Board for Behavioral Health and Developmental Services

·         Gretta B. Doering*of Winchester, Former Special Education Teacher, Mom and Primary Caregiver for 21 year old son with CP

·         Dr. Amelia Ross-Hammond of Virginia Beach, Director of Service Learning and Distinguished Professor, Civics Engagement with Norfolk State University and Council Member for the City of Virginia Beach

Board of Dentistry

·         A. Rizkalla of Falls Church, Dentist with A. Rizkalla, DDS

·         Bruce S. Wyman, DMD of Vienna, Periodontist in private practice in Springfield, VA and Assistant Clinical Professor of Periodontics with University of Maryland School of Dentistry

Board of Nursing

·         Louise E. Hershkowitz, CRNA, MSHA of Reston, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist with FOAA Anesthesia Services

·         Kelly S. McDonough, DNP RN of Fredericksburg, employed with MW Healthcare

·         William Traynham* of Glen Allen, retired

Board of Physical Therapy

·         Dixie H. Bowman, PT, DPT, EdD of Chesterfield, Assistant Professor at Virginia Commonwealth University

·         Melissa Wolff-Burke* of Winchester, Associate Professor in the Division of Physical Therapy at Shenandoah University

Board of Social Work

·         John M. Salay, LCSW of Midlothian, Vice President of Development, Performance and Quality Improvement for Dominion Youth Services

Board of Veterinary Medicine

·         Bayard A. Rucker of Lebanon, self-employed veterinarian

Commonwealth Neurotrauma Initiative Advisory Board

·         Rosemary Rawlins of Glen Allen, Author, Speaker and Blogger for BrainLine.org and self-employed with Rare Compositions, LLC

Milk Commission

·         Ken Smith* of Remington, full-time Dairy Producer

Richmond Eye and Ear Hospital Authority

·         Greta B. Peters of Richmond, Community Volunteer

State Council of Higher Education for Virginia

·         W. Heywood Fralin of Roanoke, Chairman of the Board for Medical Facilities of America

·         G. Gilmer Minor, III* of Richmond, Chairman Emeritus of Owens & Minor

State Council for Interstate Adult Offender Supervision

·         James E. Parks of Richmond, Director of Offender Management Services for the Virginia Department of Corrections

·         Brian R. Swann, Sr. of Midlothian, Deputy Secretary of Public Safety for the Commonwealth of Virginia

Virginia Fire Services Board

·         Dawn E. Brown, CPCU, ChFC, CLU of Earlysville, Underwriting Section Manager for State Farm Insurance Company

·         James R. Dawson of Smithfield, Assistant Fire Chief and Director of Community Risk Reduction for Chesterfield County

·         Steven DeLuca of Richmond, Volunteer Firefighter, Hanover County Fire and EMS

·         The Honorable William B. Kyger, Jr.* of Bridgewater, Member of the Board of Supervisors for Rockingham County

·         Felix Sarfo-Kantanka, Jr.* of Richmond, Assistant Vice President of State Government Relations for McGuireWoods Consulting

Virginia Workforce Council

·         Danny Hunley of Mathews, Vice President, Operations at Newport News Shipbuilding

*Denotes re-appointment

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