Meg Lehigh. Courtesy GROW
A nonprofit that offers resources to female entrepreneurs has a new group of board members.
Grand Rapids Opportunities for Women, or GROW, appointed six board members, including a board president, according to the organization last month.
Each board member's term is three years.
“I’m very excited to lead this growing board,” said Meg Lehigh, incoming board president. “Adding these talented, community-minded professional women will ensure that GROW continues to enhance programming, services and funding sources for entrepreneurs.”
New GROW board members
Meg Lehigh, HR Collaborative, board president
Shannon Cohen, principal and founder, Tough Skin Soft Heart by Shannon Cohen
Elizabeth Joy Fossel, director of Civil Legal Affairs, city of Grand Rapids
Floriza Genautis, CEO, Management Business Solutions
LaChaun Steverson, community member
Kim Suarez, community member
Returning GROW board members
Elizabeth Ziesmer, principal, Rehmann, board past president
Jason Reep, president, The Employers’ Association, board treasurer
Elly Barnette-Dawson, director of advancement, Grand Rapids Art Museum
Rebecca Dutcher, president, RED66 Marketing
William Franks, attorney, The Law Offices of William H. Franks
Stacey George, attorney, Varnum
Brittany Harden, associate attorney, Miller Johnson Snell & Cummiskey
Jack Keller, commercial loan officer, Lake Michigan Credit Union
Dallas Lenear, lead consultant and director of Project Green, Genesis Consulting
Amy Lodenstein, owner, Coy’s Awnings
Veronica Quintino Aranda, Spectrum Community Services
Bridgett Vanderhoff, founder and CEO, Appletree & Gilden Woods Early Care and Preschool
Debra Van Hevele, SVP, Comerica Bank
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