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 St. Louis, Tuesday, July 18, 2006 – The American National Red Cross in Washington, D.C. has announced that Joseph C. White, CEO of the American Red Cross St. Louis Area Chapter and a resident of Town and Country, has been selected to serve a three-year term on its Presidential Advisory Council (PAC).
The PAC is comprised of not more than 16 field executives from more than 800 chapters nationwide, representing the geographic diversity of America. Members provide feedback to the President and CEO of the American National Red Cross regarding opportunities and challenges facing the organization. The council considers national policy direction and execution, strategic priorities, joint fundraising strategies, parameters for chapter assessment, leadership development, revenue generation opportunities, and other emerging issues.
“I am pleased to congratulate the five chapter executives who have been invited to serve a three-year term on the American Red Cross Presidential Advisory Council,” said Jack McGuire, Interim President and CEO of the American National Red Cross. “I sincerely appreciate the invaluable feedback that PAC provides as we work to make this organization even stronger.”
For more information on the American Red Cross St. Louis Area Chapter or the appointment of Joseph C. White to the Presidential Advisory Council, please call 314.516.2800 or log on to www.redcrossstl.org.
About the American Red Cross St. Louis Area Chapter:
Founded in 1917, the American Red Cross St. Louis Area Chapter provides emergency and preparedness assistance more than 407,000 times each year. The Red Cross depends on the efforts of thousands of volunteers and 100 staff to provide a wide range of community support services, including disaster relief, first aid and CPR training, water safety, services to military personnel and support for blood services. The Chapter, a United Way agency, provides programs and services to St. Louis City, St. Louis County, St. Charles County and Jefferson County in Missouri, as well as Monroe, St. Clair (including Scott Air Force Base) and part of Madison County in Illinois.
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