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The newly elected officers for the NANBPWC, Inc. Toledo Club
will be:
Frances Collins, PhD – President
Denise Black-Poon – 1st Vice President over
Programs
Alexii Collins 2nd Vice President over
Youth
LuCynthia Jones – Recording Secretary
Mironda Harris – Corresponding Secretary
Wilma Brown
Treasurer
Barbara Tucker – Financial Secretary
Marquita Scott Chong – Director of Membership
Outgoing Officers and Members
Denise Black-Poon, president 2011-2017; BJ Tucker, first
vice president and programs chairman; Frances Collins,
second vice president and youth advisor; Ethel Scott,
director of membership; Wanda Terrell, corresponding
secretary; Clara Brank, recording secretary and chaplain;
Barbara Tucker, parliamentarian and financial secretary;
Wilma Brown, treasurer and Cotillion chairman; Delores
Bates, Sarah Burkes, Denise Cardwell, Deborah Carlisle,
Alexii Collins, Mary F. Dawson, Crystal Harris-Darnell,
Mironda D. Harris, Karen Jarrett ,Tommie McGhee, Iris Pat
Page Jones, LuCynthia D. Jones, Sherry Reed , Marquita Scott
Chong, Tyra Smith Gabriel, Donna Todd, Beverly Tucker, and
Lillie Watkins
Membership has its privileges and the Toledo Club membership
has enabled the local club members to move to higher levels
in the North Central District as district officers over the
years.
Elected to North Central District positions: Barbara Tucker-
NCD Governor 2006-2008; Barbara Tucker- NCD Vice Governor
2004-2006; Ottabee Sims, Recording Secretary 2002-2004;
Wanda Terrell- Galloway Recording Secretary 2008-2012; BJ
Tucker District Nominating Committee 2015,
Appointed North Central District Positions: Denise
Black- Poon, NCD Protocol Chair 2016-2017 ,Barbara Tucker;
NCD Parliamentarian 2016-2017 and National Vocal Arts
Committee, Dr. Frances Collins – NCD Education Chair
2016-2017;Barbara Tucker- NCD Advisor 2012-2016,Wanda
Terrell Galloway- NCD Protocol Chair 2012-2016; Delores
(Dee) Bates – NCD Evaluations Chair 2012-2016, Clara Brank-
NCD Time and Place 2012-2016; Donnetta Carter - NCD Vendors
Chair 2012-2016, Dr. Frances Collins NCD Program Chair
2012-2016
Other program areas for chairmanships are (LET’S)
Leadership (Chairman Wanda Terrell- Galloway),
Entrepreneurship, Technology
(Chairman Alexii Collins), Service (HEED ) = Health
(Chairman - Sarah Burkes) ,Education /
Scholarship (Chairman- Wilma Brown), and Employment and
Economic Development.
National Projects address issues that are currently within
the country such as triple negative breast cancer, heart
disease, domestic violence, emergency preparedness and
community policing.
Other programs such as Vocal Arts, Women’s History,
Founders’ Day, and collaborations with other organizations
are also part of the programs that the Toledo Club
participates in. The community is always welcome to attend
and support the Toledo Club and these programs.
The benefits of membership are:
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Mentoring with business and professional leaders, networking
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Global networking opportunities to Grow your businesses,
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Exciting travel events both nationally and internationally
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LET’S Institute Training online instructors and instructor
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Technology
Membership is open and welcome and has several categories
for everyone.
Adult membership
for active and retired business and professional women
Member At Large for members who reside in a
city where there is no organized club
Beta Psi is for students who are attending
college, university or technical institution
Youth Clubs are for young men and women who
are ages 12-18
International is available for members who
reside outside of the USA
Associate Members is open to women who wish to
support NANBPWC, Inc. on a National Level
Ombudsmen is the men’s auxiliary comprised of
husbands, relatives or friends of the adult club members
Frances Collins, BJ Tucker, Dee Bates, Barbara Tucker, Wanda
Terrell Galloway and Sherry Reed are the Toledo Club’s six
Life Memberships.
The new officers and committees and chairmen will meet in
August at the Annual Toledo Club Leadership Retreat to make
plans for the coming year, attend workshops and to discuss
changes in programs.
Current President Denise Black-Poon said: “The Toledo Club
members appreciate all the support, financial contributions,
participation, and collaborations and love that the Toledo
Community has given to us as we continue to do new things
with each of our programs, projects and events. It is
because of the community, businesses and friends that our
success has been made because of everyone who has been there
for us over the years. Please continue to attend at any
opportunity and bring friends with you as we continue to try
to educate everyone on the issues and concerns of the Toledo
Area and the surrounding communities.”
Anyone interested in becoming a member of the NANBPWC, Inc.
- Toledo Club should contact the Membership Committee
Chairmen at 419-304-3871 or 419-944-3406.
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