TechTown has announced new board members. They are, top row from left: Michael Sappington, vice president of Care Delivery and president and CEO of TRIARQ Health; Matt Bower, partner of Varnum Law; Valencia Stoudamire,  vice president of supplier diversity at Henry Ford Health, and Ben Bernstein, principal of Beringea. Bottom row, from left:  Michael Cole, president of Bank of Ann Arbor’s Technology Industry Group;  Gwen Jimmere,  CEO of Naturalicious Beauty Products and Good Hair Bar Salon & Spa;  Virginia Kleist, dean of Wayne State University’s Mike Ilitch School of Business, and Ali Abolmaali,  dean of WSU's College of Engineering.

TechTown Detroit names new board members and gives them a big task

The TechTown Detroit entrepreneurship hub introduced this week that eight new members have been appointed to its Board of Directors.

The group’s new board members began in December, and they maintain positions in the neighborhood as enterprise executives, training leaders and small enterprise homeowners. The new members will probably be engaged on the group’s three-year strategic plan, which was launched within the fall. 

“We’re going to execute on this plan, which includes amplifying our impression,” mentioned Ned Staebler, president and CEO of TechTown Detroit. “It includes having individuals know extra about what we do.” He mentioned there are also inner targets to proceed enhancing work tradition.

TechTown has announced new board members. They are, top row from left: Michael Sappington, vice president of Care Delivery and president and CEO of TRIARQ Health; Matt Bower, partner of Varnum Law; Valencia Stoudamire,  vice president of supplier diversity at Henry Ford Health, and Ben Bernstein, principal of Beringea. Bottom row, from left:  Michael Cole, president of Bank of Ann Arbor’s Technology Industry Group;  Gwen Jimmere,  CEO of Naturalicious Beauty Products and Good Hair Bar Salon & Spa;  Virginia Kleist, dean of Wayne State University’s Mike Ilitch School of Business, and Ali Abolmaali,  dean of WSU's College of Engineering.

Here are the new board members: 

  • Ali Abolmaali, dean of Wayne State University’s College of Engineering.
  • Ben Bernstein, principal of Beringea.
  • Matt Bower, accomplice of Varnum Law.
  • Michael Cole, president of Bank of Ann Arbor’s Technology Industry Group.
  • Gwen Jimmere, CEO of Naturalicious Beauty Products and Good Hair Bar Salon & Spa.
  • Virginia Kleist, dean of Wayne State University’s Mike Ilitch School of Business.
  • Michael Sappington, vice chairman of Care Delivery and president and CEO of TRIARQ Health.
  • Valencia Stoudamire, vice chairman of provider range at Henry Ford Health.