FINN Partners has promoted Lisa Button and Andrea Lindsley to senior partners in recognition. Button and Lindsley lead the fast-growing Community Impact Group in the Southeast, along with senior partner Philip McGowan.

Lindsley and Button also play leadership roles in the Global DE&I Committee at FINN Partners, led by managing partner Helen Shelton, which prioritizes inclusivity and openness throughout the culture of FINN. Button is the co-lead of the Community Engagement & Volunteerism division, while Lindsley is the co-lead of the Inclusion, Employee & Engagement division.

Button began her career at FINN Partners in 2013 as a senior account supervisor. She has since led complex marketing programs for major clients that include utilities, health care companies and leading nonprofit organizations. Before joining FINN Partners, Button was with Ingram Content Group. She holds a degree in speech communication from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

Since joining FINN Partners more than 20 years ago as an account executive, Lindsley has represented a spectrum of corporate clients, focusing on the areas of campaign strategy, media relations and event planning. Lindsley preciously was a television producer at WKRN-TV in Nashville and at WAAY-TV in Huntsville. She is a graduate of the University of Alabama with a degree in communications.

Centennial Park Conservancy sets board members, officers

Centennial Park Conservancy has announced seven new board appointments and a new board chair and vice chair.

Joining the board are:

• Monica Cintado, vice president of corporate development, HCA

• Karl Dean, former Nashville Mayor

• Howard Gentry, Criminal Court Clerk of Davidson County

• Niya Moon, corporate philanthropy manager at Jackson National Life Insurance Company

• Derrick Moore, co-founder and chief development officer of Slim & Husky’s Pizza

• Craig Philip, professor of civil and environmental engineering at Vanderbilt University

• Chase Wright, CPA and advisory partner for Cherry Bekaert

The Conservancy also has elected Eric Cook as the new board chair and Trish Munro as vice chair. Cook is the co-founder and director for a philanthropic arts education fund, So/Co Community Initiatives, and has been a board member of Centennial Park Conservancy since 2021. Munro is a Middle Tennessee native who earned an MBA from Middle Tennessee State University. She has served on the Centennial Park Conservancy board since 2020 and has years of experience in other philanthropic involvement in the community.

The Conservancy also has selected a new advisory committee. Returning to the Advisory Committee are John Darwin, Brooks Mathews and Shirley Speyer, who will serve alongside new members Rascoe Dean, Phyllis Hildreth, John Hackett, Rev. Dr. Judy Cummings, Suzanne Moore and Mara Papatheodorou.

Young Leaders Council graduates 125 members

Young Leaders Council, the only nonprofit in Middle Tennessee committed to broadening and strengthening Nashville’s volunteer leadership base, has completed training for 125 young professionals as part of the 2024 Spring Cohort, which is composed of the Nashville Spring 2024, Junior League of Nashville and the Jack C. Massey College of Business at Belmont University classes.

Participants will now transition into board internships and serve as nonvoting members of local nonprofit boards and immediately put their newfound knowledge and skills to use.

The YLC mission is to train diverse, committed individuals to effectively participate on the boards of nonprofit organizations and make a difference in the community by replenishing the volunteer leadership base. Founded in 1985, Young Leaders Council has more than 3,500 alumni who have made a lasting impact through board service for local nonprofit organizations.

This year’s class includes:

Junior League of Nashville roster

Elizabeth Anderson, Elevance Health; Samantha Bell, Wealth Enhancement Group; Emily Charneski, Amazon; Jameria Crowe, HCA Healthcare; Gabrielle Deathridge Yeager, Chartis; Carrie Deese, Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt; Rachel Feinberg, Walker Advertising; Lauren Gilmartin, RMI; Christina Griffin, Independent Coach and Consultant; Nia Grissett, Best Crowd Management; Olivia Hobbs, Vanderbilt University Medical Center; Mary Stewart Hurst, Love One International; Hannah Johnson, SageGuard Financial Group; Adrienne Kimble, US Department of Health and Human Services; Lauren Massingille, Anju Software; Chelsea McAlpine, Belfor Franchise Group; Danielle McCoy, Tennessee Pharmacists Association; Eugenia McGhee (Grayer), Law Office of Eugenia R Grayer McGhee; Nichole Mitchell, Asurion; Kerri Moore, ExxonMobil; Gretchen Moore, Persist Nashville; Karen Riddell, Seismic Software Inc.; Ashley Salisbury, eXp Realty, LLC; Christine Smith, Creative Countertop Solutions; Ashley Smith, UNC Chapel Hill; Maggie Sparks, ProcureAbility; Elizabeth Torres, HCA Healthcare; Kristen Webb, Artex Risk Solutions; Tamika Williams, Belmont University; Emily Williams, Broadcast Music, Inc.; Haley Wright, Compass RE

Nashville Wednesday roster

Mallory Ahlbrand, JPMorgan; Danielle Alexander, New Money New Problems; Stefan Antic, AllianceBernstein; Olivia Arboneaux, Neal & Harwell, PLC; Ashley Arrington, BIP Wealth; Annie Axe, The Frist Foundation; Grace Baron, The Sycamore Institute; Steven Bergman, Tennesseans for Student Success; Ben Beussink, Schneider Electric; Taylor Brooks, Adams and Reese LLP; Shaina Castillo, Legal Aid Society of Middle TN & the Cumberlands; Hailey Cunningham, Gresham Smith; Bryan Dickenson, CapitalSpring; Sarah Dumont, Tractor Supply; Drew Echternach, Jefferson Bridge Capital; Christopher Federici, Nashville Record Pressing; Ethan Fernandes, Amazon; Jane Fredman, ADVIDLY; Whit Gardner, Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee; Courtney Hannett, Asurion; Alexis Hughes, Graham Healthcare Capital; Ellen Hurd, HNTB Corporation; Emily Lara, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee; Kendria Lewis, Epstein Becker & Green, P.C.; Sarah Lohrmann, Vanderbilt University Medical Center; Andre Louie, SwitchPoint Ventures; Parker Mallchok, M Street Advisors; Lauren McWhirter, Nashville Entrepreneur Center; Mackenzie Millet, Meharry Medical College; Dana Moffat, AllianceBernstein; Michelle Packer, Jordan Thomas Foundation; Caio Pedro Niel, Deloitte & Touche, LLP; William Pope, self-employed / health insurance agent; Whitney Rains, PYA, PC; Ryan Reisdorf, Placemat, Inc.; Ryley Roche, LBMC; Catherine Royka, Dollar General Corporation; Jessi Shaler, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville; Caroline Shaub, Main Street Rural Health; Nora Shepard, Hawke Media; Ross Smith, Stream Realty Partners; Holland Stewart, Truist Financial; Kaytlin Stroinski Oakworth Capital Bank; Jeff Tabor, RSM; Sara Thomas, Thistle Farms; Frank Toub, Baker Donelson; Bryan Walsh, Ankura Consulting; Mildred Weeks, Quinn Grace Co.; Andrew Weisbrot, Middle Tennessee Council, Boy Scouts of America; Megan Wise, CMA

Jack C. Massey College of Business at Belmont University roster

Austin Coley, McCall & Associates; Grayson Davis, J.P. Morgan; Josette Kuphall, Ingram Barge Company; Megan Pekar, Loeb & Loeb LLP; Andrew Seay, 3M Company; Garrett Sorensen, Marcum Wealth; Austin Arnold, YMCA of Middle Tennessee; John Caleb Ball, Martin & Zerfoss Inc.; Nasyr Bey, The Nature Conservancy; Rebecca Blank, Voces de Nashville; Adam Brogdon, Wilson Bank and Trust; Latazia Carter, Bass, Berry & Sims; Ryley Caton, Colliers; Henna Chaudhary, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta - Nashville Branch; Shay Coplin, Hyland; Molly Croushore, GraceWorks Ministries, Inc.; Frederick Crumbo, University of Rochester; Bailey Davis, Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce; Sarah Engelland, SageAge Strategies; Maggie Farris, Marcum LLP; Danielle Fowler, Boston Consulting Group; Christine Gilbert; Braydn Hall, Qualfon/DIalog Direct; Madison Hannum, Parthenon Public Relations; Kaylen Harrison, Southeast Venture; Brandon Healy, Operation Stand Down TN; Claire Hirsch, St. Luke’s Community House; Nicole Hughes, Woodmont Investment Counsel, LLC; Willard Logan, Equitable Property Company; Troy Maxoutopoulis, Belmont; Jack McCown, Thompson Machinery; Abigail McKinley, LBMC; Johan Patel, SEI Nashville; Mario Perez, Je Dunn Construction; Nichole Reese, Caterpillar Financial Services Corp; Vernon Shaw, Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle TN; Tripp Slyman, ServisFirst Bank; Samantha Sutton, Fifth Third Bank; Brittny Thomas, Qualifacts, Inc.; Deaundrea Walker, Nashville Electric Service; Trey Watson, US Bank-Private Wealth Management; Marvin Wilcox Jr., Monogram Health; Sue Xiong, HCA Healthcare; Coach Chutney Young, Epic Girl

Burns, Morris added at Java Medical Group

Java Medical Group, a leading hospital management company, has announced the additions of Ray Burns as chief compliance officer and Alison Morris as chief administrative officer.

Burns leads the implementation and oversight of compliance programs within the rural hospitals Java Medical Group serves. He brings more than three decades of health care and compliance experience to the company. Burns previously served as director of compliance for Emergency Care Partners, LLC in Pensacola, Florida. He is a graduate of the University of Tennessee at Martin and earned a master’s degree in health care administration from St. Joseph’s University.

Morris oversees the administrative functions and streamlines and optimizes the company’s operations. Morris also leads the strategic implementation of technology to drive value and efficiency for the company. She holds a degree in business administration from Aquinas College.

PMC promotes Fuquay to marketing director

Parking Management Company, a national parking services provider based in Nashville, has announced the promotion of Nicole Fuquay to director of marketing. Fuquay, who joined PMC five years ago, will lead PMC’s marketing efforts on a national scale as the company continues to expand into new markets across the country.

Fuquay joined PMC in 2019 as a recruiter for the company’s Nashville market. In 2020, she became sales and marketing coordinator. PMC elevated her to the position of director of communications in 2022.

Fuquay will now oversee marketing strategies to drive brand awareness and support PMC’s growth objectives locally and nationally. She will oversee a team of marketing professionals, guiding them in executing innovative campaigns, leveraging digital platforms and maximizing PMC’s presence in the parking services industry.

Cambria Nashville Midtown names GM, sales director

Chris Delgado has been named general manager and Bobby Smith director of sales and marketing for the Cambria Nashville Midtown hotel.

Delgado brings 15 years of experience in the hospitality industry to his position. He previously served as general manager at Placemakr Premier SoBro.

Smith has more than 30 years of experience and has held key sales and marketing positions at leading hotels and resorts in the Nashville area such as Vision Hospitality Group, Inc., Country Inns & Suites By Carlson and Radisson Nashville Airport.