Sunday, October 12, 2014
Lebanon — Four new members have been elected to the Lebanon Opera House board of directors.
Matthew Locker is a native of Detroit and a graduate of Michigan Technological University.
He has been an electrical engineer and project manager with IBM since 2008. Locker is an amateur musician and previously served on the board of the Upper Valley Music Center. He lives in Lebanon.
Christopher Adams, of Lebanon, is originally from Connecticut.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in marketing from Gettysburg (Pa.) College, and has worked for Marker Volkl USA in Lebanon, for 20 years. In his current position of promotions director, Adams manages the company’s professional skier and event sponsorships.
Ann Malenka, of Etna, has worked at Dartmouth College for more than two decades.
During her tenure, she has been a fundraiser in development, director of the college’s events office and currently works in advancement administration. She serves on the boards of the Friends of CHaD, the Howe Library Corp., and the Dartmouth Athletics Sponsors, and is a past member of the boards of the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce and the Hanover Hockey Association.
Malenka was raised in New York City. She earned a bachelor’s degree from Dartmouth College and an MBA from Columbia University.
W. Grant MacEwan has more than 25 years of banking experience, including nine with Mascoma Savings Bank, where his is the senior commercial lender.
MacEwan holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from Dartmouth College and an MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth.
He has served on nonprofit boards throughout the Upper Valley and as a Lebanon City Councilor for one year. He lives in Lebanon.
“Our new board members reflect LOH’s continued commitment to finding the very best community leaders to guide LOH,” Heather Clow, executive director of Lebanon Opera House, said in a news release. “Their knowledge, skill, and expertise will be invaluable to the organization.” — Staff report