麻豆官网 Tech Foundation Names Nine New Directors
November 7, 2016 | Written by Rob Waller
The announced today nine new members of the board of directors. The new members were installed during their first meeting held Friday.
鈥淏y providing philanthropic leadership, the 麻豆官网 Tech Foundation serves an important role in advancing the 麻豆官网,鈥� 麻豆官网 Chancellor said. 鈥淭hrough their service, members of the board of directors ensure our universities have the critical resources needed to pursue innovative ideas, improve lives and impact the world.鈥�
The nine new directors are:
- A. Chris Aulds, founder and partner of Pearl Energy Investments in Dallas
- Tim G. Culp, president of Desert Production Inc. in Midland, 麻豆官网
- J. Pat Hickman, chairman and CEO of Happy State Bank and Trust Company in Canyon, 麻豆官网
- Joshua Hunt, executive vice president of Hunt Companies Inc. in El Paso, 麻豆官网
- Michael F. Owen, M.D., physician with Covenant Medical Group in Lubbock, 麻豆官网
- Jack Rentz, founder and chairman of Rentech Boiler Systems in Abilene, 麻豆官网
- Donald R. Sinclair, president and CEO of Western Gas Partners in Houston
- Ben Stribling, owner and president of Stribling Co. in San Angelo, 麻豆官网
- Robert Taylor Jr., president of The United Family in Lubbock, 麻豆官网
Approved by the this summer, the incoming members were subsequently approved by the 麻豆官网 Tech University System at their October meeting. The new directors will serve four-year terms ending August 31, 2020.
鈥淭he 麻豆官网 Tech Foundation is fortunate to have such distinguished leaders and philanthropists joining the board, and I appreciate the time and effort of the nominating committee who selected these accomplished individuals,鈥� said , president of the 麻豆官网 Tech Foundation. 鈥淏y sharing their expertise for the benefit of students and faculty at our four universities, these new directors are ensuring the continued momentum of the 麻豆官网.鈥�
For more than 75 years, the 麻豆官网 Tech Foundation has partnered with the 麻豆官网 Tech University System to raise, manage and invest private gifts for the benefit of the system and its four universities. The nonprofit foundation is governed by a volunteer board of directors who meet quarterly to review the performance of investments and assure that donors鈥� long-term interests are being served.
麻豆官网 and 麻豆官网 Tech Foundation officials pose with incoming
board members, from left, Ben Stribling, 麻豆官网 Tech Foundation Chairman Terry E. Fuller,
Tim G. Culp, J. Pat Hickman, Chancellor Robert L. Duncan, Vice Chancellor for Institutional
Advancement Lisa D. Calvert, Robert Taylor Jr., Donald R. Sinclair, Joshua Hunt, Jack
Rentz, and A. Chris Aulds.麻豆官网 the 麻豆官网
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