WABASH, IN- Downtown Wabash, Inc. welcomes a new slate of board members to its board of directors. Incoming board members for 2023 diversify the organization’s leadership in age, gender, industry and qualifications.
Downtown Wabash, Inc.’s new board members include Noah Roberts, International Business Development Specialist of Ford Meter Box; Julie Dickey, Owner of 4 Partners in Crime; Shane Waters, CEO of Arc Light Media; and Erika White, Controller of Crossroads Bank.
“Downtown Wabash is not just a destination in Indiana, it’s also a nonprofit organization leading the way for revitalization while respecting the rich history of the district,” Downtown Wabash, Inc. Executive Director Andrea Zwiebel said. “Our new board members are passionate about fulfilling our mission of community and economic vitality. They each bring a different perspective to fuel the diverse needs of our downtown district,” Zwiebel said.
Dickey is a small business owner in the downtown district with 4 Partners in Crime on Canal St. Roberts works in the International Sales Team at Ford Meter Box and lived in Downtown Wabash for several years. Waters is the founder of Arc Light Media located inside of Market Street Square which produces six world-class podcasts. White is the controller at Crossroads Bank and brings years of accounting experience to her board seat.
The full Downtown Wabash, Inc. board of directors include Neil Bever, Secretary; Christine Flohr; Kara Fulmer, Treasurer; Amy Ford, Vice President; Keith Gillenwater; Mayor Scott Long; Amanda Lopez, President; Jordan Tandy and Kelli Winer.
For more information about Downtown Wabash, Inc., visit DowntownWabash.org.