Junior League Of Chattanooga Announces 2024-25 Board Of Directors

  • Monday, September 9, 2024
2024-2025 Junior League of Chattanooga Board of Directors
2024-2025 Junior League of Chattanooga Board of Directors
The Junior League of Chattanooga announces its 2024-25 board of directors ahead of the new league year. 

Melissa Loper will serve as the incoming president, with Annie Miller stepping into the role of president-elect. 

Mrs. Loper, a graduate of the University of Alabama – Tuscaloosa, brings her expertise from her current position at Cempa Community Care. "A dedicated member since 2015, Mrs. Loper has demonstrated a strong commitment to the mission and values of the Junior League of Chattanooga," officials said.

Board of Directors:
• Melissa Loper, president
• Annie Miller, president-elect 
• Abbey Gentry, secretary
• Rachel Pell, director of program development & strategic implementation 
• Kim Davis, treasurer
• Samantha Redinger, vice president, community engagement
• Melissa Graveline, vice president, fund development 
• Claire Portilla, vice president, marketing & communications
• ReNeese Pope, vice president, membership
• Danielle Bucken, vice president, nominating & placement
• Alayna Best, executive coordinator

“I’m proud to lead such an impactful organization alongside other talented and dedicated women passionate about serving their community,” said Mrs.
Loper. “For over a century, JLC has fostered women's leadership development through community service, and I’m honored to have a small role in the league's longstanding success. 

For more information on becoming a member, contributing to causes or attending upcoming events, visit JLChatt.org.
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