The Smyrna Arts & Cultural Council celebrated its first
anniversary last night with an Annual Town Hall Meeting. It was held in the
Smyrna City Hall council chambers. Vice President Bill Marchione opened
the meeting with a brief discussion of the events that led to SACC’s creation
and then introduced President Jeff Jones.
Jones presented a detailed summary of the year in review since the SACC Officers and Board of Directors were elected last August. Secretary Shaun Martin then managed elections for 5 board seats. Previously elected Board Members Tricia Meyer, Charlie Stannard and Ellie Wolf were re-elected for 3-year terms and will continue with their current responsibilities.
Two new board members were also elected to fill open seats. Jackson Dodsworth (left) will oversee Membership and Volunteer Engagement Committees. Kimberly Nubel (right) will oversee our Public Art Committees and associated fundraising.
Our guest speaker for the evening was Smyrna Documentarian Bridget Kurt, director and producer of Uncommon Grace: The Life of Flannery O’Connor. Jones then concluded the meeting with a summary of planned programs through December, 2017. He also announced an initiative being started to establish a performing arts facility/facilities in Smyrna that would be acquired and managed by SACC.
Jones presented a detailed summary of the year in review since the SACC Officers and Board of Directors were elected last August. Secretary Shaun Martin then managed elections for 5 board seats. Previously elected Board Members Tricia Meyer, Charlie Stannard and Ellie Wolf were re-elected for 3-year terms and will continue with their current responsibilities.
Two new board members were also elected to fill open seats. Jackson Dodsworth (left) will oversee Membership and Volunteer Engagement Committees. Kimberly Nubel (right) will oversee our Public Art Committees and associated fundraising.
Our guest speaker for the evening was Smyrna Documentarian Bridget Kurt, director and producer of Uncommon Grace: The Life of Flannery O’Connor. Jones then concluded the meeting with a summary of planned programs through December, 2017. He also announced an initiative being started to establish a performing arts facility/facilities in Smyrna that would be acquired and managed by SACC.
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