Board of Directors
The Diversity Center Executive Officers
Thomas Adler Vice Chair
Allan Goldner Vice Chair
Robert M. Wolff Vice Chair
Jeri E. Chaikin Treasurer
Fareed Siddiq Secretary
Stuart Kline Immediate Past Chair
Peggy Zone Fisher President & CEO
Directors
| Thomas W. Adler | David B. Nejedlik | |
| Adam Axcell | John G. Nestor | |
| Sheryl King Benford | Stephen O'Bryan | |
| Cipriano S. Beredo III | Manbir Pannu, DDS | |
| Darryl Chajon | Larry Pollock | |
| Jeri E. Chaikin | Rachel L. Rawson | |
| Rev. Kenneth W. Chalker | Gary Robinson | |
| Nicola Deskovich | Alan D. Rosskamm | |
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Timothy J. Downing |
Adam Roth | |
| Robert M. Gippin | David W. Rowan | |
| David Goldberg |
Michael J. Salkind | |
| Allan Goldner | James A. Schoff | |
| Derek Green | Fareed Siddiq | |
| Robert D. Gries | Robert E. Soroka | |
| Burt W. Griffin | Terry C. Stewart | |
| Robert J. King, Jr. | Randy Stickler | |
| Stuart F. Kline | William B. Summers, Jr. | |
| E. Dennis Lehman | J. Mark Sutherland | |
| Kenneth A. Louard | Robert W. Varley | |
| Hugh E. McKay, Esq. | Jerrold F. Wareham | |
| Michael McMillan | Erwin Weiss | |
| Laura Mimura | Craig Owen White | |
| Robyn Minter Smyers | Karen A. White | |
| Stephen E. Myers | Robert M. Wolff | |
| Margaret W. Wong | ||
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HON. Stephanie Tubbs Jones**
Life Directors
| Cynthia Bassett | Jack N. Mandel |
| Bernard A. Finkelstein | Samuel H. Miller |
| Robert M. Ginn | Dolly Minter |
| Theodore Luntz | Rena Joy Olshansky |
| William E. MacDonald III | Most Rev. Anthony M. Pilla |
| Neal Malicky, Ph.D. |
**deceased
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The Diversity Center is saddenedby the sudden passing of Congresswoman Stephanie Tubbs Jones. Stephanie was appointed to our Board in 2001 and was a strong supporter of our mission. Her friendship, leadership, and passion encouraged The Diversity Center staff and participants in all our programs. She was an inspiration to all Ohioans, young and old. Congresswoman Tubbs Jones became the first African-American woman elected to the House of Representatives from Ohio in 1998 and continued to win re-elections by large margins. Prior to her service in the House of Representatives, Stephanie served on the Ohio State Common Pleas bench, as well as a Cleveland city Municipal Court judge. She was a leading advocate for civil rights, women's issus, children, and election reform. Together with Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) she objected to the certification of the 2004 presidential election results for Ohio. Speaker Nancy Pelosi appointed her to chair the Committee on Standards of Officia l Conduct (Ethics) in 2006. She also served on the House Ways and Means Committee. Our deepest condolences are with Stephanie's son, Mervyn, her family, and her many loved ones. We will miss her energy, her strength, her passion, her support, and, most of all, her friendship and love to our community. |
