Greenville Tech Foundation elects officers and adds board members

Greenville Tech Foundation elects officers and adds board members
David Sudduth — Greenville Technical College
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The Greenville Tech Foundation is a non-profit governed by a board of directors comprised of recognized leaders in business, industry, and the professions. David Sudduth, executive director of Health Me-Healthy SC, serves as chair; Chad Cousins, CEO of McMillan Pazdan Smith, LLC, is vice-chair; and Drew Boland, senior VP, Middle Market Banking, Truist Financial Corp., is secretary/treasurer. Stacy Brandon, Upstate SC President, Bank of America, is immediate past chair.

New members were recently invited to join the board, serving three-year terms from 2023 to 2025. Additions include Jon Joffe, system VP of Human Resources, Prisma Health, and Keith Poole, president and COO, Trehel Corporation.

Established in 1973, The Greenville Tech Foundation, Inc. ensures that the college is able to provide a quality education at modest costs and to reduce financial barriers to higher education. Last year the Foundation provided 375 scholarships totaling over $704,000 in awards to students and assisted 185 students with emergency assistance totaling $89,470 to help them overcome unexpected barriers. To learn more, visit greenvilletechfoundation.org.

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