Governor Roy Cooper has appointed a diverse group of new leaders to various boards and commissions in North Carolina. Among the new appointees is Rabbi Eric Solomon, who will bring interfaith insights to the North Carolina Humanities Council. Additionally, Dr. Torry L. Reynolds from Winston-Salem has been appointed to the North Carolina Interagency Council for Coordinating Homeless Programs, along with Ashley Nicole Jarrett, Dr. Latonya L. Agard, Katrina R. Knight, and Emila J. Sutton. Other appointments include Ricole Wicks, Vijendra Nalamothu, Amy E. Pickle, William E. Lamb, Essence B. Scott, Sherif Elgindi, Kimberly S. Jones, James Burton Hartman, Morgan B. Ray, Samuel J. Corbett III, William Spencer Service, Kevin Brinkley, Thomas Freeman, Farah Lisa Whitley-Sebti, Dolly Ann Williams, Dr. Nadyah Janine John, James W. Norment, Monica Perry Minus, Mary Tige, Matthew R. Zapp, Vantoinette Savage, and Bregenia Hill-White.
These new leaders bring a wealth of experience and expertise to their respective roles, representing a wide range of industries and backgrounds. Their appointments reflect Governor Cooper’s commitment to addressing key issues such as homelessness, aging, developmental disabilities, and more across the state. Their contributions are expected to make a positive impact on the communities they serve.
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