Leadership

YMCA Board of Directors

A 23 member Board of Directors was set up to govern the Carl and Linda Grubb Family YMCA and is responsible to set all policy, adopt a strategic plan, employ and monitor management. These individuals provide their "time, talents, and treasures" that will help the Archdale-Trinity YMCA reach its vision and level of success that has already been achieved by the YMCA of Greater High Point.

Fred Meredith Chair

David Albertson
Ann Bailie
Eddie Causey
Phillip Chadwell
Brian Cox
Gary Crysel
Carmen Dabiero, Jr.
Barbara Dudley
Crystal Gentry
Darrell Frye
Ryan Hoskins

Steve Hyder
Dr. Nick Jacobucci
Jorge Lagueruela
Steve Lambeth
John Maddocks
Beverly Nelson
Carl Sharpe

Tim Williams
Rhonda Winters

Aaron Woody

Jerry Yarborough

Honorary Cabinet

The Honorary Campaign Cabinet is assembled to bring recognition and credibility to the capital campaign. Our Honorary Cabinet members are influential community leaders, unable to commit to the demands of a campaign committee, who endorse the campaign by lending their names, reputations and abilities.

Elizabeth Aldridge
Jeff Claypool
Becky Coltrane
Jim English
Nereus English
Kim Labonte

Gary Lewallen
Jeff Miller
Jimmy Shore
Bert Lance Stone
Jerry Tillman
Royster Tucker, III

Capital Development Committee Fred Meredith, Jr. (Chair)
Eddie Causey Carmen Dabiero, Jr. Darrell Frye	Ryan Hoskins John Maddocks Tim Williams

Marketing Committee
Steve Lambeth Barbara Dudley Beverly Nelson	Rhonda Winters Jorge Lagueruela

Building Committee
	Ann Bailie Tim Williams Larry Darr

Management

The YMCA, and the community, is blessed to have a dedicated team that is committed to the YMCA and its mission of putting Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all. The following includes senior staff and program officers:

RON AUSTIN, CEO/President
GEORGE CROOKER, Vice President of Operations
DAVID POLLOCK, Branch Director
LYNN WALDEN, Office Manager

Barbara Ewings, Trinity City Council "As a member of the Trinity City Council, I can support a YMCA for our community because it will provide new recreational opportunities for our residents as well as additional wellness programs. The additional child care options and added job opportunities will be assets for our communities. Having a family YMCA will also enhance the ability of the Archdale-Trinity community to attract new residential and commercial growth."

Barbara Ewings
Trinity City Council

Eddie Causey, Archdale City Council "The Archdale-Trinity YMCA will improve the well being of our entire community, creating a safe and healthy place for people to work, learn and play. The new facility will also have a positive economic impact on our communities and saves both cities from funding a municipal pool that would offer fewer amenities and accommodate less people."

Eddie Causey
Archdale City Council