NASHVILLE, Tenn. (August 5, 2022) – YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee has elected 12 new members to its Board of Directors for the 2022-2023 term. New members represent leaders in the legal, finance, healthcare, education, sports, and business sectors. The 124-year-old Nashville nonprofit also promoted three senior leaders.“YWCA is fortunate to have steady and strong leadership in our board of directors and staff,” said YWCA President and CEO Sharon K. Roberson. “The individuals who serve our organization focus first and foremost on our clients – those women, children, and families who have turned to us for over a century, seeking safety and empowerment. Our new board members join an outstanding group of servant leaders, and I’m grateful they will be working with me alongside an exceptional senior leadership team that is devoted to moving our mission forward every day.”New YWCA board members include:Jen Berres, Senior Vice President & Chief Human Resources Officer, HCA HealthcareRuth Cate, Community VolunteerSarah Ann Ezzell, Community VolunteerMichelle Kennedy, Chief Operating Officer, Nashville PredatorsMarlene Moses, Founding Partner, MTR LawDr. Berthena Nabaa-McKinney, Educator & Leader at Islamic Center of NashvillePhylanice Nashe, J.D., Entrepreneur and Community VolunteerGleason Rogers, Director of Diversity and Inclusion, Tractor Supply CompanyDr. Jay Sheats, DMD, Endodontist & Owner, Sheats Endodontic GroupTracey Silverman, Senior Vice President/Senior Credit Products Manager, PNC BankCameron Simmons, Executive Director and Private Banker, JPMorgan Private BankSarah Zimmer, Vice President/Counsel, Alliance BernsteinCynthia Whitfield-Story, Chief Executive Officer at INSPIRE1, LLC Consulting Firm is the new YWCA board chair and Sallie Bailey is board chair-elect. For a full list of YWCA Board of Directors, click here.Latrina Adams, Ryan Fleischman, and Jennifer Zehnder were promoted to Chief Financial Officer, Chief Strategy and Compliance Officer, and Chief Development Officer respectively. Adams joined YWCA in 2018 as Vice President of Finance-Controller. Fleischman joined the organization in 2012 as Director of Grants, and he most recently served as the Sr. VP of Grants & Strategic Initiatives.  Zehnder was tapped to be the Senior Director of Giving earlier this year. Beth Boord is transitioning from the CDO role to Executive Development Advisor and will retire at the end of 2022.About YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee: For 124 years, YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee has helped women, girls, and families in Nashville and Middle Tennessee build safer, more self-sufficient lives. YWCA is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all. Programs include Domestic Violence Services, Girls Inc., AMEND Together, Dress for Success Nashville, and the Family Learning Center. For more information, visit https://ywcanashville.com, follow us on twitter @YWCANashville and find us on Facebook facebook.com/YWCANashville.