Leadership
BECK LEADERSHIP
Devoted to Service
Board of Directors
Every member of our board of directors has made significant contributions to our society. Each one is dedicated to governing responsibly. Our board members are committed to the mission of Beck, and they pledge to assist in carrying out its important work.
AnnazetteHouston
Board Chair
Atty. Arnold G.Cohen
2nd Vice President
Samuel P.Anderson
Board Treasurer
Cecilia M.Whittington
Board Secretary
Dr. StanBowie
Board Member
Dr. MarkDean
Board Member
Rev. GeorgeDoebler
Board Member
J. BernardDrewery
Board Member
MargaretGaiter
Board Chair, Emeritus
*Deceased
Dr. J. HarveyGillespie
Board Member
HaroldHicks
Board Member
DianeJordan
Board Member
TheresaVenable
Board Member
ErvenWilliams
Board Member
Beck Executives
Beck has a history of outstanding executives from Knoxville Civil Rights Leader, Robert J. Booker to Avon W. Rollins, Co-Founder of Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). Since 1975 Beck has remained committed to African American History & Culture. Rev. Reneé Kesler is the current President of Beck, and she recognizes that she stands on the shoulders of giants. Kesler is dedicated to honoring the heritage of our ancestors, and the legacy of the great Executives of Beck.
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This project is being supported in whole or in part by federal award number 21.027 awarded to the
City of Knoxville by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Arts & Culture Alliance.
Beck acknowledges the generous support of Knox County Tennessee Defined Services Program for ongoing support of this important work.
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