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Home My WebLink About18 COMM FDAT'N MEMBERS 07-07-97AGENDA NO. 18 7-7-97 DATE: jUly 2, 1997 Inter-Com TO: FROM. SUBJECT: William A. Huston, City Manager Mike Henley, Directoi' of Community ServiCes RATIFICATION OF NEW TUSTIN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION BOARD MEMBERS BACKGROUND: At the Foundation's June 25, 1997 meeting, the Foundation's Nominating Committee presented a slate.of six (6) new members for consideration. (Attached to this staffreport is a short bio on each candidate.)By unanimous vote, all six new candidates and selected terms were endorsed, as well as additional three-year terms for Margarete. Thompson and Council appointee, Mayor .Thomas. Pursuant to the Foundation's bylaws, the Council must ratify the recommendation of the Board. The candidates and terms are: Kim Barone Chuck Puckett Scot Proud Shirley Gilbert Paul Irby Noah McMahon 3 year term 3 year term 2 year term 2 year term 1 year term 1 year term Also recommended for reappointment: Margarete Thompson Mayor Jeffery M. Thomas 3 year term 3 year term RECOMMENDATION: Ratify six new board members and reappoint two existing members. ~Mike Henley / . ) Director, Community S'er4,ic~ 0G/30/1~97 10: 1G 714G92~- ~80 ROBERT KI'LE~' ' .ASSO0 .o PAGE 01 June 30,1997 TO:Gary Magill, Community Services Dept. From: Bob Kiley. Executive Director Tusfin Community Foundation MEMORANDUM (Article for Tustin Today) Foundation Board of Directors Increases its Ranks In its quest to develop a broader base of community and business leaders dedicated to solving problems and sensitive to the needs of the community of .Tustin, The Tustin Cornrnnnlty Foundation has added six outstanding · individuals to the Board of Directors:. Charles E. Puckett Chuck was first elected to the Tustin City Council in April of 1990 and Mayor Pro Tom upon taking office. He was unanimously selected to serve as mayor of Tustin on April 1 $, 1991 for a one year term. Prior to serving on the City Council, Mr. Pucker was appointed to the City of Tustin Planning Commission in 1982, and served until 1988, one year as Cboirman and one year as Vice Chairman. Mr. Puckett has been employed by Hunt Wesson, Inc. for the past twenty-cig]at years. He presently serves as Director of National Accounts, Food Services Division. Mr. Puckett has been active in the community, participating in the Kiwanis Club, Tustin Boys and Girls Club, the Sheepfold, Tustin High School Baseball Boosters and. the Peppertree Homeowners Association. Shirley Gilbert Shirley serves as the Executive Vice President of the Marconi Automotive Museum for Kids and is a Founding Member of the Marconi Foundation for Kids. In 1992 she was Vice President of Marketing for The Right Solution, In 1987 she started" The Abbey Crifl~ & Interior Design.". In 1982 she was voted one of ten top Business Women of Orange County.. She is affiliated confinue, xt ..... OG/30/1BB7 10'16 7146938' ROBERT. KILEY ~ 'sec PAGE 82 with the Arthritis Foundation, patron of High Priority and Childhclp, USA. Ms Gilbert is also a founding member of thc Orange County Br~_jlle Institute and a board member of thc National Confcrcncc of Christians and Jews. Scot Proud Scot is Vice Prcsi&nt and Manager of Bank of Am~q'ica's Commercial Banking Operations for North orange County, Where he is responsible for managing all retail and commercial non-borrowing client relationships, sales and support of cash management products, personnel, client relations and budget management. Mr. Proud joined thc North Orange County Regional office in February 1996. he has been in thc Commercial Banking Division since 1989, In 1982 Mr. Proud was selected as the bank's Orange County Volunteer of the Year for his work with Junior Achievement and Project Business. Additionally, Mr. Proud is involved with thc Orange County Department of Education, Alternative and Correctional Education Schools and Services, Coach for Central Orange Bobby Sox, selected Principal of the day by the Orange County Department of Education in 1997. Noah McMahon Noah i~ thc Director of Sales and Events at the Richard Nixon Library gt Birthplace in Yorba Linda, California where he has worked since 1992. he has worked on such projects as President Nixon's funeral services' and conferences that have included Bill Clinton, Bob Dole, Newt Gingrich and Henry Kissingcr. he also consults for various non-profit organiT~fiOl~ and evaluates hotels across the country. In the past, Mr. McMahon h~ served on the staff of the Los Angeles World Affairs Council org~i~i~g events. Mr. McMahon is a Tustin resident where he has been a homeowner since 1995. Paul Irby Paul has maintained a law practice in Tustin for the past 23 years, emphasi~in_g business transactional and litigation law. He has been a director of the Tustin Chamber of Commerce since 1989, during which time he has served as the Secretary, Vice President and President. Mr. Irby is a charter member and Past President of the Tusfin Breakfast Lions Club. He has been involved with'he Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in their fund raising activities for many years. Last year Mr. lrby served on the Tustin Community Foundation's Policy & Procedures Committee and assisted in drafting new policies and procedures for the Foundation. Klm Barone Klm is the Regional Manager for Southern California Edison's Public Afl'a/rs Department, serves as the company's primary contact to the cities of Costa Mesa, Irvine, Newport Beach, Tustin, and Villa Park. Prior to joining the SCE Public Affairs team, Ms. Barone served as Chief of Staff at the Garden Grove district office of Senate Republican leader, Rob Hur~. Additionally, she previously held the positions of assistant lnanager for the Huntington . Beach Chamber of Commerce and business development specialist for the City of Huntington beach's Eeonom/e-Development Department. Ms. Barone is active with four Ch_ambers of Commerce, Grange County Business Council, Tustin Economic Development Committee and Ol/ve Crest Chaplaincy Board.