Our Board

  • Mitchell Fulton,

    Board Chair* Board of Directors

    Mitch Fulton retired from the federal government in 2015 after a 34-year civil service career in Financial Management with the Department of the Navy. In March 2010, he was confirmed for selection to the Senior Executive Service (SES) as the Comptroller for the Naval Facilities Engineering Command headquarters at the Washington Navy Yard.

    In December 2016, Mitch returned to work at his old office to assist their effort to attain clean financial statements. During the first year of retirement, Mitch volunteered to serve as the congregational representative and board member for Church of the Pilgrims Presbyterian Church.

    Mitch is a native of Bel Air, Maryland. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from Kalamazoo College and has recently began attending post-graduate courses at the University of Baltimore’s School of Law. In 2012, Mitch completed the Department of the Navy’s Executive Leadership Program at the University of North Carolina’s Kenan-Flagler Business School.

  • Monte Monash,

    Vice-Chair* Board of Directors

  • John Forlines,

    Treasurer* Board of Directors

  • Bruce Grimes,

    Secretary* Board of Directors
  • Betty Boyle
  • Sue Ellen Clifford*
  • David L Dirks, Jr
  • Joel Anthony Fischman*
  • George Forbes
  • Shelley R. Gilbert
  • Elaine Joost
  • Scott T. Kragie
  • Ainsley MacLean
  • Ann A. Michel
  • Anne S. Morrison
  • Maura Policelli
  • Nan Roman*
  • Garret Sern*
  • Matt Simeon
  • Harold Sims*
  • Eugene Tillman*
  • Michele Salters Williams

*Members of the Executive Committee

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