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FORT MYERS — Junior Achievement of Southwest Florida, an organization that hosts programs about work-readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy for kindergarten through 12th grade students, has elected a new board of directors.
The board members will serve through 2018, according to a press release. Pavese Law Firm partner Christina Harris Schwinn will be the chair; Wells Fargo Senior Vice President Curt Todd will be a vice-chair; Scott Fischer Enterprises CEO Scott Fischer will be a vice-chair; Cushman & Wakefield Commercial Property Southwest Florida CEO and principal broker Gary Tasman is the past chair, Consolidated Cleaners Inc. President Robert Lyons will be the treasurer and Brown & Brown Benefits Vice President of Business Development Carleton Case is member at large.
The Junior Achievement of Southwest Florida board also includes PBS Contractors owner Russell Budd; BMO Harris Bank Vice President Andy Buschle; Collier County Public Schools Secondary Programs Director Beth Coryell; Naples Air Inc. Vice President and co-owner Catherine Fay; IberiaBank Vice President and Branch Group Manager of Lee County Sean Friend; Florida Gulf Coast University Director of the Institute for Entrepreneurship Sandra Kauanui; Strategic HR Services human resources professional Nancy Korista; Global HR Research President and CEO Brandon Phillips; Comcast Spotlight General Manager of West Florida John Ryan; William Scott Initiatives President and CEO William Scott; and Florida Gulf Coast University's Lutgert College of Business Florida Small Business Development Center Assistant Director Suzanne Specht.
“Members of our board of directors are invaluable to our organization, and we are pleased to welcome our incoming 2017-18 members and executive officers,” says Junior Achievement of Southwest Florida President and CEO Angela Fisher in a statement. “We are fortunate to have dedicated members who bring forward a wealth of knowledge about the world of business and we are excited to tap into their expertise as we work to prepare younger generations for future success.”
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