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QCMC President, Tiffany Hemmings-Prather
QCMC Announces New President
Charlotte, NC – June 13, 2017 - The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., Queen City Metropolitan Chapter (QCMC) announced today that Tiffany Hemmings-Prather has been named President of the Chapter, effective June 13, 2017. Tiffany will be the fourth President of QCMC since the chapter was chartered by the national organization in September 2009.
"QCMC is very fortunate to have Prather leading the organization," said Gloria Kelley, outgoing President. "She understands the mission and vision of the National organization and will work to insure that QCMC continues to be a change agent and vital institution in the Charlotte community”. Prather also serves as a Member-At-Large on the National Board with responsibility on its marketing committee.
Prather became a member of the Queen City Metropolitan Chapter in 2012 and has served as its 3rd Vice President for Membership since 2014. She is a native of Lynchburg, Virginia. Prather and her husband have been members of the Charlotte community for over 5 years, and now reside in Ft. Mill, SC.
Prather has a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration and History from Salem College and a Masters’ in Business Administration from Georgia Southern University. She is employed by Bank of America serving as a Vice President, Small Business Banker.
Charlotte, NC – June 13, 2017 - The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., Queen City Metropolitan Chapter (QCMC) announced today that Tiffany Hemmings-Prather has been named President of the Chapter, effective June 13, 2017. Tiffany will be the fourth President of QCMC since the chapter was chartered by the national organization in September 2009.
"QCMC is very fortunate to have Prather leading the organization," said Gloria Kelley, outgoing President. "She understands the mission and vision of the National organization and will work to insure that QCMC continues to be a change agent and vital institution in the Charlotte community”. Prather also serves as a Member-At-Large on the National Board with responsibility on its marketing committee.
Prather became a member of the Queen City Metropolitan Chapter in 2012 and has served as its 3rd Vice President for Membership since 2014. She is a native of Lynchburg, Virginia. Prather and her husband have been members of the Charlotte community for over 5 years, and now reside in Ft. Mill, SC.
Prather has a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration and History from Salem College and a Masters’ in Business Administration from Georgia Southern University. She is employed by Bank of America serving as a Vice President, Small Business Banker.
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