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''' | '''Margaret Elisa McGlamery''' is executive director of the [[Laura Crandall Brown Foundation]]. | ||
McGlamery earned a bachelor's degree in fine art at [[Samford University]] in [[1997]] and a master's in higher education administration from Florida State University in [[2001]]. She began her career that August as assistant director of the Center for Community Action and Service Learning at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington. | Meg, the daughter of Wylie and Lisa McGlamery, earned a bachelor's degree in fine art at [[Samford University]] in [[1997]] and a master's in higher education administration from Florida State University in [[2001]]. She began her career that August as assistant director of the Center for Community Action and Service Learning at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington. | ||
In [[2005]] McGlamery returned to [[Birmingham]] and began working as public awareness coordinator for [[Crisis Center|Crisis Center Inc.]] She was promoted to rape response coordinator in [[2006]], to director of sexual assault support services in [[2008]], and to assistant director in [[2009]]. In [[2014]] she was named executive director of the organization. She left in [[2023]] to accept her current position, succeeding [[Ramona Graffeo]], who retired. | In [[2005]] McGlamery returned to [[Birmingham]] and began working as public awareness coordinator for [[Crisis Center|Crisis Center Inc.]] She was promoted to rape response coordinator in [[2006]], to director of sexual assault support services in [[2008]], and to assistant director in [[2009]]. In [[2014]] she was named executive director of the organization. She left in [[2023]] to accept her current position, succeeding [[Ramona Graffeo]], who retired. | ||
McGlamery is a [[2017]] graduate of [[Leadership Birmingham]]. | McGlamery is a [[2017]] graduate of [[Leadership Birmingham]] and has served as board president for the [[Alabama Coalition Against Rape]]. She and her husband, [[Chris Richardson]] married in [[2004]] and live in [[Roebuck Springs]]. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* "Richardson-McGlamery" (November 13, 2004) {{TN}} | |||
* McAlister, Laura (October 2, 2014) "Meet the women who are making a difference in the Magic City." {{BN}} | |||
* Gann, Heather (October 25, 2022) "Empathy in times of need at the heart of central Alabama’s Crisis Center." {{BN}} | * Gann, Heather (October 25, 2022) "Empathy in times of need at the heart of central Alabama’s Crisis Center." {{BN}} | ||
* Rebman, Stephanie (September 17, 2023) "Laura Crandall Brown Foundation names new director." {{BBJ}} | * Rebman, Stephanie (September 17, 2023) "Laura Crandall Brown Foundation names new director." {{BBJ}} | ||
Revision as of 16:58, 19 September 2023
Margaret Elisa McGlamery is executive director of the Laura Crandall Brown Foundation.
Meg, the daughter of Wylie and Lisa McGlamery, earned a bachelor's degree in fine art at Samford University in 1997 and a master's in higher education administration from Florida State University in 2001. She began her career that August as assistant director of the Center for Community Action and Service Learning at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington.
In 2005 McGlamery returned to Birmingham and began working as public awareness coordinator for Crisis Center Inc. She was promoted to rape response coordinator in 2006, to director of sexual assault support services in 2008, and to assistant director in 2009. In 2014 she was named executive director of the organization. She left in 2023 to accept her current position, succeeding Ramona Graffeo, who retired.
McGlamery is a 2017 graduate of Leadership Birmingham and has served as board president for the Alabama Coalition Against Rape. She and her husband, Chris Richardson married in 2004 and live in Roebuck Springs.
References
- "Richardson-McGlamery" (November 13, 2004) The Tuscaloosa News
- McAlister, Laura (October 2, 2014) "Meet the women who are making a difference in the Magic City." The Birmingham News
- Gann, Heather (October 25, 2022) "Empathy in times of need at the heart of central Alabama’s Crisis Center." The Birmingham News
- Rebman, Stephanie (September 17, 2023) "Laura Crandall Brown Foundation names new director." Birmingham Business Journal
External links
- Meg McGlamery on Linkedin.com