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Greenville Health AuthorityBoard of Trustees2020Scot L. Baddley is President and CEO of the YMCA of Greenville, leads an eleven site YMCA - including multiple family branch facilities, a year-round residential camp – CampGreenville, community outreach centers, and program centers. As South Carolina's largestY, the YMCA of Greenville serves more than 80,000 people annually.Active in the community, Scot has served as a member of the Greenville Forward Advisoryboard, past member of the Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness for South Carolina, and is a FurmanUniversity Riley Fellow. He serves as a board member for the YMCA Blue Ridge Assembly in NorthCarolina and is recent past chairman of the YMCA Metro South Group, a professional organization madeup of CEOs from the 30 largest YMCAs in the Southeast. Scot is also a recent graduate of the inauguralclass of Greenville Health System's Medical Scholars program.He earned a Master of Business Administration from Mississippi College and has also completed executivedevelopment programs through Harvard University, MIT and Tufts University.Fred F. Carpenter is a native of Greenville and a retired banking executive. His bankingduties included Real Estate, Commercial and Retail Lending and banking operations. Heserved two terms as an at-large member of Greenville City Council and as Vice Mayor,retiring in 2001.His current and previous community service includes the Peace Center Board, YMCAEndowment, Greenville Chamber of Commerce and Gateway House.Fred holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the Darla Moore School of Business(USC).W. Michael Ellison, Secretary, is a banking professional with more than 45 years ofexperience in credit administration, commercial banking, retail banking, cash management,and professional & executive banking. He currently serves as a vice president with TD Bank,where he is responsible for managing a team of credit officers in the Greenville SmallBusiness Credit Center who underwrite small business loans for TD markets from Maine toMiami.Mike chairs the Greenville Health Authority Grant Committee. He also currently serves on the PrismaHealth-Upstate Board of Directors. He has served on numerous boards, including the Laurens CountyHealthcare Foundation, the Family YMCA of Laurens where he served as chair, United Way of LaurensCounty and Piedmont Technical College Board of Visitors. He also served on and chaired the LaurensCounty Health Care System board before the organization merged with Greenville Health System. He hasa B.A. in history from Furman University.Page 1 of 5Last Edited 1/30/2020
Curtis T. “Curt” Evatt, is the President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and BoardMember of Oconee Federal Savings and Loan Association, Oconee Federal Financial Corp.and Oconee Federal MHC. He has been employed by Oconee Federal Savings and LoanAssociation since 1988, and has held several positions prior to being named President andCEO, including Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. Curt also currentlyserves on the board of directors the SC Bankers Association and Oconee Medical Holdings.Leah D. Garrett, Secretary, is the Business Manager of Watkins, Garrett & WoodsMortuary, Inc. Her prior service includes Clemson University Office of the President; the Oiland Gas Division of Texaco, Houston, Texas; and Sunbelt Human Advancement Resources(SHARE).Ms. Garrett is currently Treasurer of the Greenville Rainbow PUSH; an NAACP LifeMember; Sustaining Member of the Junior League; active member of the Greenville Alumnae Chapter ofDelta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; in the United Way Palmetto Society; and Greenville Women Giving. Sheformerly served as Clemson University Black Faculty and Staff Association President; Clemson UniversityPresident’s Commission on the Status of Women; and United Way Board Secretary.Leah also served on the Greenville Symphony Board; Hospice House of Greenville Fundraising Committee;United Negro College Fund Steering Committee; NAACP Youth Chapter Advisor; The Peace CenterMinority Advisory Committee; Greenville Chamber of Commerce Board of Governors; St. Joseph’sCatholic School Advisory Board; St. Anthony’s Catholic School Board; Greenville Chamber of CommerceBoard of Directors; United Way African-American Leadership Council; and the Artisphere Board ofDirectors. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from Spelman College Atlanta, Georgia.Babette Bouvier Jones is the owner and operator of a small business in GreenvilleCounty (since 2000). She currently serves as a Major Gift Officer at Furman University.Babette previously served as Vice President of Membership for Girl Scouts of SouthCarolina Mountains to Midlands as a S.C., and as a Probation and Parole Officer. Hercommunity affiliations include Greenville Minority Economic Development CouncilBoard; Minority Summit Board; member, Greenville Chamber of Commerce; past boardmember Phillis Wheatley Association, Hands on Greenville, AHEC, and Greenville Cultural Exchange.She is a graduate of Clemson University (Master of Human Resource), Benedict College (Criminal Justice),and is licensed by the State of South Carolina in Insurance Sales.Babette is a native Greenvillian and is married to Dr. Gary L. Jones and from this union they have 2daughters Madeline Jones-Meikle and Carrington Jones.J. Phillip Liston, Chair, is a native of Greenville and has spent his entire career asan educator, public servant and advocate for the children and families of SouthCarolina. He retired in 2018 from his career in Education; during which time he heldnumerous roles in public schools as a teacher, coach, administrator, counselor andvolunteer. He coordinated countless enrichment and support opportunities for theyouth of the Upstate community utilizing the services of the YMCA, South CarolinaContinuum of Care, Greenville Mental Health, 4H Camps of S.C. and the Peace Center for thePerforming Arts.Page 2 of 5Last Edited 1/30/2020
Liston served as a United Way Campaign Coordinator at various sites for over 25 years. Inconjunction with the Kiwanis Clubs of South Carolina, he provided numerous opportunities forstudent recognition emphasizing character development.Upon his election to the Greenville Health Authority Board in 2017, Liston was named as amember to the newly formed Grants Committee of the GHA Board, where he served untilhis election as the Board Chair in September 2019.Liston is an avid tree farmer and land Conservationist. He is a graduate of Wofford College andholds a master's degree from Winthrop University.Reverend Stacey D. Mills, Vice Chair, is the Assistant Vice Chancellor for RegionalEngagement and Executive Director of the Greenville Campus for USC Upstate. He is alsoSenior Pastor of Mountain View Baptist Church.His current or previous community involvement includes the current Chair of the UrbanLeague of the Upstate; trustee of the National Urban League, and a member of theGreenville Chamber Board of Advisor. He also serves on the USC Upstate Alumni Board of Directors; ispast Chair USC Upstate Staff Council; Board Member Boy Scouts of America Blue Ridge Council; BoardVice Chairman and Program Committee Chair of the Urban League of the Upstate; City of GreenvilleComprehensive Plan Advisory Committee; Ten at the Top Transportation Committee; Piedmont HealthFoundation Board of Directors; Leadership Greenville Alumni; Leadership Spartanburg Alumni; RileyInstitute Diversity Fellow – The Riley Institute at Furman; and Rotary Club of Greenville.Stacey earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree from USC Upstate.Janet M. Shelley, PT, DPT is the founder and CEO of Medical Billing Center. Prior to MBC,Janet was a partner in Vaughn, Buchanan, Shelley and Associates Physical Therapists. She isan appointee to the Public Policy and Advocacy Advisory Committee of the AmericanPhysical Therapy Association (APTA) and Past President of the SC Chapter of the APTA.Janet received her undergraduate degree from East Carolina University in Physical Therapyand her Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2010.Locally, Janet is active in her church, volunteers at the Ronald McDonald House and serves as a Guardianad litem. These roles keep her engaged with members of our local communities that are vulnerable to healthdisparities as well as the organizations working to reverse these disparities.C. Michael Smith is president of Smith Development Company, a real estate company thatmanages light industrial buildings. Prior to that, he was CEO of his family’s flooringdistribution business, Orders Distributing Company, before the company was sold to KrausCarpet Mills.Smith has served on the board or in a leadership position with organizations like WoffordCollege, Upstate Carolina Angel Network and F.W. Symmes Foundation. He has also servedon a number of industry boards, such as the North American Association of Floor Covering Distributors.He has a B.A. in economics from Wofford College.Page 3 of 5Last Edited 1/30/2020
Donna O. Smith, is the Manager and Broker in Charge for C. Dan Joyner, REALTORS. Sheis an Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR), Certified Residential Specialist (CRS), andGraduate Realtors Institute (GRI). Donna serves as a director for the National Association ofREALTORS. She is active in the Greer Community.Alysia B. Tripp, brings a wealth of experience with her background in government, politics,and as a community volunteer. Before becoming a stay-at-home mom, Alysia served in TheWhite House Advance Office under President George W. Bush and was the Chief OperatingOfficer of the National Republican Senatorial Committee. Ms. Tripp has been engaged innumerous political and issue advocacy campaigns from the presidential level (McCain,Romney, Walker, Cruz) to state and local campaigns. Having a brother with DownSyndrome, she has a special interest in serving the Down Syndrome community. Alysia is very involvedin her church, and over the years has volunteered with the Ronald McDonald House, homeless shelters, andfood banks.Peter B. Waldschmidt chairs the Lease Review Committee. He is an entrepreneur witha passion for innovative technology. He is the founder and CEO of Gnoso Inc., a companythat researches and commercializes software products. Prior to Gnoso, Peter co-foundedTetraData Corporation, serving as its Chief Technology Officer. He also designed and builtsoftware for Geerdes International that modeled global commodity trade-flows. He alsocreated motion control software for various robotics and factory automation projects atCarolina Motion Controls and developed control software for a 3D rapid prototyping machine built by BPMTechnology.He participates in various leadership roles with TEDxGreenville, NEXT, UCAN, the NEXT InnovationCenter and InternGreenville.com among others. He is a Liberty Fellow, Class of 2012. Former serviceincludes the technical board of the Schools Interoperability Framework Association (SIFA) and Co-chairof the SIFA Technical Board, the Data Warehousing Workgroup and the Web Services Task Force. He alsoauthored the SIF Web Services Reporting specification, and the SIF Extended Query specification.Peter holds a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering from Bob Jones University with a focus on Math andComputer Science. Peter also studied for an MBA at Clemson University.See next page for Greenville Health Authority PresidentPage 4 of 5Last Edited 1/30/2020
Greenville Health Authority President, John MansureProfile: John F. Mansure, FACHEPresident GHA and CEO, Greer Memorial HospitalEducation:MHA, Duke University 1979; BA, Duke University 1976Professional Organizations: Fellow – American College of HealthcareExecutivesWork History: John Mansure has worked for Prisma Health, formerly GreenvilleHealth System (GHS), for 40 years. He has served the Greer Memorial HospitalCampus since 2008 first as President and now CEO of the campus.Mansure oversaw construction and planning for the 100 million, 130-acre Greer campus in his previousposition as head of GHS’ Facilities Development and Campus Planning. In addition to overseeingdevelopment and construction of the Greer campus, Mansure also oversaw all facets of construction andimplementation for the 67 million heart and Children’s Hospital expansion; a 10 million administrativesupport tower; 16 million bed expansion; and nearly 20 smaller concurrent projects.During his tenure, John has served in various administrative roles, including overseeing medical andsurgical services as well as care support services at Greenville Memorial. He began his career in 1979 asan Administrative Resident, a position that grew into a job entailing the facilitation of the transition of theGreenville General Hospital to an expanded Greenville Memorial in 1982.Current Community/Civic Involvement:Board – South Carolina Hospital AssociationBoard – SC Hospital Association Foundation - ChairBoard – Cancer Survivors Park AllianceBoard – Eastside YMCA (Served as Chair)Board – Greer Middle CollegeBoard – GHS Credit UnionBoard – Partnership for TomorrowBoard – Blue Ridge Council – BSABoard – Greer ReliefPage 5 of 5Last Edited 1/30/2020
Scot PresidentL. Baddley is and CEO ofthe YMCA Greenville, leads an eleven site - YMCA - including multiple family branch facilities, a year-round residential camp – Camp Greenville, community outreach centers, and program centers. As South Carolina's largest Y, the YMCA of Greenville serves more than 80,000 people annually.
of Reginald Scot's The Discoverie of Witchcraft on Thomas Middleton's tragicomedy The Witch. In the paper we will try to find out in what inter-textual dimensions these texts appear, and at what specific levels the influence of Scot's book can be observed on the above mentioned play. Scot was a critical and sceptical person toward the .
Bad to the bone: A medical horror story September 18, 2012: 5:00 AM ET When medical device company Synthes decided to illegally test a bone cement on people, the results were disastrous. A disturbing tale of corporate crime and punishment. By Mina Kimes, writer FORTUNE -- On Nov. 16, 2011, Georgia Baddley, a 70-year-old woman living
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42) he mentions Ars Paulina, Ars Almadel, Ars Notoria, Honorius, Sepher Raziel, and others. Scot also reprints J. Wier’s (aka Wierus) Pseudomonarchia daemonum (1563), which corresponds closely to Lemegeton Book 1 (Goetia). For a discussion of Scot and these texts, see E.M. Butler’s
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