Moves & Grooves, Inc.
Board Chair
Board Chair | Charlandra Watson |
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Company Affiliation | Schneider Electric |
Term | January 2024 to January 2027 |
Board Co-Chair
Board Co-Chair | Jim Robert |
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Company Affiliation | Retired Nonprofit Executive |
Term | July 2020 to June 2027 |
Board of Directors
Board MembersName | Affiliation | Status |
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Marina Carrier | Voting | |
Camillia Clayton | Voting | |
Howard Gentry | Voting | |
Carla Hawkins | Voting | |
Mr. Herman Hicks | First Tennessee Bank | Voting |
Ron Hodges | Voting | |
Ms. Chloe Major | Price Waterhouse Cooper | Voting |
Mr. Chase Manning | Dowdle Construction | Voting |
Joslyn McGaughy | Voting | |
Dr. Emerald Mitchell | Moves & Grooves Executive Director | Exofficio |
Dell Oliver | Healthcare Coaching Group | Voting |
Mr. Jim Robert | Retired Nonprofit Executive | Voting |
Shane Stevens | LLH Technology | Voting |
Kristle Thompson | Voting | |
Ms. Charlandra Watson | Schneider Electric | Voting |
Governance
Board Term Lengths | 3.00 years |
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Board Term Limits | 2 |
Board Meeting Attendance % | 85% |
Does the organization have written Board Selection Criteria? | Yes |
Does the organization have a written Conflict of Interest Policy? | Yes |
Percentage Making Monetary Contributions | 90% |
Percentage of Board Members making In-Kind Contributions | 25% |
Does the Board include Client Representation? | No |
Number of Full Board Meetings Annually | 6 |
Standing Committees
Construction |
Development / Fund Raising |
Executive |
Finance |
Marketing |
Risk Management Provisions
Commercial General Liability |
Improper Sexual Conduct/Sexual Abuse |
CEO/Executive Director/Board Comments
Giving has to be a part of your core as an individual and as a leader. The reward felt from giving my time to an organization that gives back in the form of growing children that becomes successful contributors in their communities is indescribable. Being a member on the board of Moves and Groves allows me those opportunities; to give and to receive. Giving and receiving to a worthy cause does not happen without some hurdles. Moves and Groves is a clear example of giving more than they receive. They are able to overcome the hurdles of not having enough money at times to support the kids in the communities they serve, but still are able to make ends meet every day for the children and for the staff. Although finances have been hurdles at times, these hurdles have given the leader of Moves and Grooves, Emerald Mitchell, the motivation to continue to work harder for the children that attend their programs. Their challenges are met with successes as we see children grow and see their dreams come true through dance and physical expression which is not often accomplished in public school systems these days. Every life touched by Moves and Grooves is a success story to their family and to their community. I couldn't be more proud to serve as a board member of Moves and Grooves and help in any capacity possible. This organization feeds my passion for community service and help kids and families that otherwise might not have these opportunities had it not been for Moves and Grooves. ~ Delphine Oliver, Previous Board Member |