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VENICE — Loveland Center has elected three new members to serve a three-year term on its board of directors: Justin Taylor, Elizabeth Skinner and Cordell Jeter.
The nonprofit provides services for individuals of all ages with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Taylor is vice president and chief operating officer at MRT Companies. He has a background in legislative and financial affairs, according to a press release.
Skinner is a sales and strategic planning consultant. She specializes in establishing strategic partnerships on a worldwide scale, and the statement says Skinner will play a crucial role as Loveland continues to expand its services across three counties.
Jeter is the founder of TrackedMobility. The release says he offers a perspective that will empower Loveland’s advocacy efforts for individuals with disabilities. A car accident broke Jeter's back and paralyzed him from the waist down.
“We seek members who have a passion for our mission and bring the talent, diversity, knowledge and skills to our board that will help Loveland Center realize our long term strategies,” says Laurie Huebner, vice chair and governance committee chair, in the statement. “I am delighted with our newest members, as each of them individually make us a stronger board collectively.”
Established in 1962, Loveland Center's mission is to help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities live their lives to the fullest. Loveland serves more than 450 individuals across Sarasota, Charlotte and Manatee counties.
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