MTSUNews.com:
Gov. Haslam announces local governing board
Middle Tennessee State University’s governing board is one of six to be appointed by the governor, a result of the governor’s FOCUS Act passed by the General Assembly earlier this year.
The appointees to the MTSU board are:
“These six local governing boards will provide more focused support to the institutions as we continue the Drive to 55, our push to have 55 percent of Tennesseans with a degree or credential by 2025,” Haslam added.
MTSU President Sidney A. McPhee said, “I am thrilled and very excited by the nominations put forward by Governor Haslam for the Board of Trustees for Middle Tennessee State University. I am very familiar with our nominees, and know well the broad range of experience and expertise they would be able to offer our university. We are honored that these outstanding citizens have allowed the governor to put their names forward for service to our university and the communities we serve.”
For a PDF version of expanded bios about the appointees, click here.
Gov. Haslam announces local governing board
Middle Tennessee State University’s governing board is one of six to be appointed by the governor, a result of the governor’s FOCUS Act passed by the General Assembly earlier this year.
The appointees to the MTSU board are:
- Andrew Adams, former chairman and CEO of National Healthcare Corporation.
- J.B. Baker, owner and CEO of Sprint Logistics.
- Pete Delay, executive in Forterra Building Products’ Nashville office.
- Darrell Freeman Sr., executive chairman of Zycron Inc.
- Joey Jacobs, chairman and CEO of Acadia Healthcare Company.
- Chris Karbowiak, executive vice president, chief administrative officer and chief risk officer of Bridgestone Americas Inc.
- Stephen Smith, board chairman of Haury & Smith Contractors Inc.
- Pamela Wright, founder, owner and CEO of Wright Travel.
“These six local governing boards will provide more focused support to the institutions as we continue the Drive to 55, our push to have 55 percent of Tennesseans with a degree or credential by 2025,” Haslam added.
MTSU President Sidney A. McPhee said, “I am thrilled and very excited by the nominations put forward by Governor Haslam for the Board of Trustees for Middle Tennessee State University. I am very familiar with our nominees, and know well the broad range of experience and expertise they would be able to offer our university. We are honored that these outstanding citizens have allowed the governor to put their names forward for service to our university and the communities we serve.”
For a PDF version of expanded bios about the appointees, click here.