PRCA Mobile Announces 2024 Board Slate

The Public Relations Council of Alabama Mobile Chapter (PRCA Mobile) nominating committee, composed of the chapter’s past presidents and chaired by Past President Amanda Young and the 2023 board of directors, recommends the following slate of officers to serve the PRCA Mobile Chapter as its 2024 directors: President Courtney Steele, Bishop State Community College; President-Elect Callie Cox, Novelis; Vice President (VP) Programs, Co-Chair Angela Levins, Dauphin Island Sea Lab; VP Programs, Co-Chair Yvette Chestang; VP Projects, Co-Chair Michael Cuesta, Calagaz Printing/IMMIX Strategic; VP Projects Co-Chair Dena Pollard, Mobile County Commission; Community Service: Teresa Atkins, Big Fish Fundraising Solutions; Communications: Kerry Cohen, Victory Health Partners; Historian Sally Ericson, Mobile County Public School System; Accreditation: Deb York Salisbury, Content Fresh; Student Affairs Co-Chair Brittany Fillmore, Columbia Southern University; Student Affairs Co-Chair Bess Morgan Baluyut, Mobile Chamber; VP Membership: Devon Calametti, Mobile Airport Authority; Secretary Asha Staples, Housing First, Inc.; members at large Barbara Charnetski, Alabama Public Radio and Mary Kathryn McMillon, Southern Cancer Center; and Past President Denise Curtis, Mobile Chamber.

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