Cleveland, OH (June 21, 2010) —Young Audiences is pleased to announce, effective July 1, 2010, eight members of the North East Ohio community will join the board of directors. Seven of the eight members will begin three year terms.
• Laura Brodbeck is currently an attorney and recently worked with Cohen Capital Advisors. Prior to law school, Ms. Broadbeck worked in Washington D.C. for three years. Ms. Broadbeck will finish the three year term of a previous member, with one year left to complete.
• Christopher Cwiklinski is the Senior Vice President, Huntington Bank. Mr. Cwiklinski’s position also includes acting as the Regional Manager of the Private Financial Group at Huntington.
• Johnny Hutton Jr. is Vice President of Inclusion Advisors, JumpStart. Prior to working at JumpStart, Mr. Hutton founded MTH Consulting, a management and development firm.
• Angela Johnson is Assistant Dean of Student Affairs at Cuyahoga Community College. Ms. Johnson also serves on the board of the Old Education Center.
• Tiffany McKinney works as Change Market Manager, American Greetings. Ms. McKinney has worked in PR departments at Invacare and Accenture before her career at American Greetings.
• Amy Pinkerton is a manager with Accenture. Ms. Pinkerton currently serves on the Auction Committee for the Nature Center fundraiser.
• Julian Rogers is the Executive Director, Education Voters of Ohio. Mr. Rogers, along with others, launched Education Voters and Education Voters Institution in the state of Ohio. Mr. Rogers also serves on 11th Congressional Caucus Board as the Education Committee Chair
• Sean Wenger is the General Manager, Johnson Controls. Mr. Wenger currently serves on the Greater Cleveland United Cerebral Palsy Finance Committee and has acted as the Finance Chair for the Lorain Port Authority.
About Young Audiences
Young Audiences enriches the lives of children and promotes creative learning by uniting arts and education. Organized in 1953, the Northeast Ohio chapter of Young Audiences is the only multi-arts resource for schools in the region whose primary purpose is to make learning through the arts an essential part of young people’s education. Programs take place in public, private, and parochial schools, reaching over 225,000 young people each year.
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