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2018 Girl Scout Famous Formers Program Girl Scout AMOUS FFORMERS Luncheon & Celebration HILTON NORFOLK THE MAIN NOVEMBER 29, 2018 CEO & BOARD OF DIRECTORS Since 2011, Girl Scouts of the Colonial Coast has recognized sixty-five Girl Scout Famous Formers, CEO: Tracy Keller women who come from all walks of life and Chair: Carolene Goodwyn-Harris ranks. These honorees have included elected Vice Chair: Barbara Tierney officials, community activists, CEOs, engineers, Treasurer: Carolyn Pittman attorneys, professors, and the list goes on. They all have one thing in common, a fierce Secretary: Sunny Smith commitment to making the world a better place MEMBERS AT LARGE: and serving as role models for today’s Girl Scouts – because you can’t be what you can’t see. Tracy Ashley Catherine Magill Dr. Ann Campbell Michael Mendelsohn From hiking under the stars to accepting a mission on the International Space Station; from lobbying city council Maria Chenault-Herbert Maria Mills with her Girl Scout troop to holding a seat in Congress; from running Amy Coyne Ellis Pretlow her own cookie business today to tackling cybersecurity tomorrow, Theresa Dozier Rachel Szechtman Girl Scouts prepares girls for a lifetime of leadership - NO other youth- serving organization does it better. Our program is always evolving to Tricia Hudson Carletta Waddler meet today’s girls where they are. Girl Scouts is uniting the best of our Lu Ann Klevecz legacy experiences – like outdoor adventure, camping, and our cookie program – with exciting, modern programs in STEM, computer science, computational thinking, and more to ensure we offer a truly one-of-a-kind GIRL SCOUT MISSION THE GIRL SCOUT LAW experience for today’s girls. Here at Girl Scouts of the Colonial Coast they Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, I will do my best to be are having all these opportunities and more. confidence, and character, who honest and fair, We couldn’t do it alone. It happens with the support of our Girl Scout make the world a better place. friendly and helpful, alumnae and friends. Thanks to enhanced networking opportunities considerate and caring, THE GIRL SCOUT PROMISE like our annual Girl Scout Famous Formers luncheon, we are building a courageous and strong, and strong foundation to support girls on their leadership journey. We know On my honor, I will try: responsible for what I say and do, there’s G.I.R.L. DNA in every girl to be go-getters, innovators, risk-takers To serve God and my country, and to and leaders. They are the future leaders who will run for office, lead our To help people at all times, respect myself and others, corporations with social responsibility and so much more. respect authority, And to live by the Girl Scout Law. We are determined as ever to stay on this path, helping families support use resources wisely, the development of their girls into strong, confident women and fearless make the world a better place, and change-makers. We proudly own the “Girl” in Girl Scouts. Join us in be a sister to every Girl Scout. sharing all that Girl Scouting has to offer with your family, friends, and community. Sincerely, Tracy Keller Girl Scouts of the Colonial Coast Chief Executive Officer KEYNOTE SPEAKER LUNCHEON & CELEBRATION Susan Jacobs Newport News Shipbuilding NOVEMBER 29, 2018 Susan Jacob is the vice president of human OPENING resources and administration for Newport Mistress of Ceremonies News Shipbuilding, a division of Huntington Barbara Hamm Lee Ingalls Industries. She is responsible for human resources administration, employment, labor PRESENTATION OF THE FLAGS AND relations and recruitment, as well as the GIRL SCOUT PROMISE responsibility for the company’s security and environmental health and safety organizations. WELCOME Carolene Goodwyn-Harris, Board Chair Keynote Speaker Girl Scouts of the Colonial Coast Susan Jacobs MISTRESS OF CEREMONIES INVOCATION Barbara Hamm Lee KEYNOTE SPEAKER Owner, Sharing Info, LLC Susan Jacobs Barbara Hamm Lee is the owner of Sharing Info, Newport News Shipbuilding LLC and a Girl Scout alumna! Barbara is the host and producer of Another View, a weekly call-in FAMOUS FORMERS RECOGNITIONS talk show that is heard on 89.5 WHRV-FM, the NPR station for Eastern Virginia, and on WNSB-FM, CLOSING public radio for Norfolk State University in Tracy Keller, CEO Norfolk, Va. Barbara was recognized in 2015 as Girl Scouts of the Colonial Coast a Girl Scout Famous Former for all of her professional work and her civic involvement in Mistress of Ceremonies Hampton Roads. Barbara Hamm Lee ❧ GIRL SCOUT FAMOUS FORMER HONOREE ❧ GIRL SCOUT FAMOUS FORMER HONOREE Stephanie Adams Kim Curtis Dean, Engineering and Technology President/CEO Old Dominion University Tidewater Home Funding Serving as the first female engineering dean for ODU’s As president and chief executive officer for Tidewater College of Engineering and Technology, Stephanie Home Funding, LLC for the past 10 years, Kim Curtis is Adams is a leader in the efforts to get more girls helping to pave the way for future girl leaders. In her involved in STEM. Among her research interests is an current position, she is responsible for the production effort to broaden engineering participation - an and operation functions for the local mortgage lending interest that has been made possible, in part, through company. Kim said her most significant professional a partnership with the Batten College of Engineering achievement was starting and growing her company and Technology has with GSCCC- one that Stephanie into a successful operation. began. Kim joined Girl Scouts as a Brownie in Waynesboro, Being a Girl Scout taught Stephanie discipline and Virginia. Some of her favorite memories from her time fueled her creativity. Her favorite memory from as a Girl Scout include: learning how to start a fire, Girl Scouts was making a sit-upon (a homemade, camping and tying knots. As a young girl, Girl Scouts waterproof cushion which has become a Girl Scout taught Kim responsibility, teamwork, loyalty and so tradition to make). As an engineer, making things is many other life skills that she still uses in her personal one of the best parts of her job, she said, and and professional life today. something she enjoyed very early in her Girl Scout years. Stephanie also noted that Girl Scouts gave her confidence at an early age. ❧ GIRL SCOUT FAMOUS FORMER HONOREE ❧ GIRL SCOUT FAMOUS FORMER HONOREE Michelle Ferebee Daun Sessoms Hester Deputy for Strategy, Treasurer Aeronautics Research Directorate City of Norfolk NASA Langley Research Center Daun Hester was elected as Norfolk treasurer in 2017. Deputy Director for Strategy and Aeronautics Research Prior to her position as chief tax collector, she was a Directorate for NASA Langley, Michelle Ferebee, began her Norfolk City Councilwoman and a delegate in the 89th career at the research center in 1983. With more than 35 House district. She is proud and honored that the years of experience in the engineering field, Michelle has citizens of Norfolk trusted her to lead in three different become a leading woman in STEM. She said her most elected positions. As a delegate, Daun served as a role significant professional achievement has been mentoring model for Girl Scouts when they lobbied at the state and developing several young women professionals. Capitol. She continues to lead the way for girls interested in nontraditional careers. Michelle credits Girl Scouts for cultivating her leadership skills as a young girl. She has been able to take on leadership Growing up in Norfolk as a Girl Scout allowed Daun positions in her personal and professional life and is certain to create lasting relationships. The organization also that her Girl Scout experience prepared her for a lifetime taught her how to work with a team, compromise, lead of leadership and service. Michelle has also helped expose and so much more. Daun said it’s important for girls more girls to STEM by supporting initiatives led by NASA in to be involved in Girl Scouts because it provides girls partnership with Girl Scouts. with new experiences and friends while building their confidence and self-esteem. ❧ GIRL SCOUT FAMOUS FORMER HONOREE ❧ GIRL SCOUT FAMOUS FORMER HONOREE Vickie Kearn CAPT Lisa Schulz Executive Editor of Mathematics and Chief, Personnel and Force Readiness Computer Sciences (DOL-1) Director of Operational Logistics Princeton University Press U.S. Coast Guard Vickie Hoover Kearn is executive editor for mathematics Coast Guard Captain Lisa Schulz is currently the Director and computer science at Princeton University Press in of Operational Logistics. As a director, she provides Princeton, New Jersey. Her 40 plus year career has been mission support logistics during contingency operations spent publishing books in STEM areas for students, and helps facilitate support across the entire Coast Guard professionals and the general public. Vickie said enterprise. Though her career has been challenging, she Girl Scouts gave her a strong foundation to learn new said it is definitely worth it and has enjoyed helping others things and gain confidence. advance and succeed in the Coast Guard. Lisa said the foundation Girl Scouts laid for her as a child As a Girl Scout Brownie in Florida, Vickie discovered taught her that there are no limits to what one can her love for math quickly as she worked to earn accomplish. When reflecting on her time as a Girl Scout various STEM badges. Some of her most vivid memories Brownie, she remembered taking a 12-mile hike. Through are from when she was a Girl Scout in Venezuela. While that experience and several others, she learned there, she earned the Curved Bar award (the highest rank resourcefulness and persistence which, she said, made prior to the Gold Award). She feels Girl Scouts is important an impact on the woman she is today.
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