Thriving hosted by Christine Kelley Storch

Mary Craig Tennille is Summit School's Director of Annual Giving and Stewardship since 2015. Her philosophy that "fundraising is about cultivating relationships for long-term investment," as well as her commitment to Summit's mission of inspiring learning, align perfectly with the strategic direction of the Advancement Office.

Mary Craig has worked in a fundraising capacity for more than 15 years at organizations including The Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County, the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, and most recently at Excalibur Advancement Services. She currently serves on the board of Reynolda House Museum of American Art and holds memberships with Rotary Club of Winston-Salem, Association of Fundraising Professionals, Friends of Brenner Children's Hospital, and Dogwood Garden Club. In 2013 Mary Craig was a recipient of the Triad Business Journal's 40 Under 40 award. She and her husband Andy have two children.

I'm thrilled that Mary Craig took the time out of her schedule to sit down via zoom and tell us how she is thriving! 

Jennifer Baker is the co-owner of  Pesca Muerta and an avid volunteer in Winston-Salem. Born and raised in Salisbury, NC and now living in Winston-Salem, Jennifer weaves her story and shares how she is Thriving! 

It seems weird for someone to be interviewing me but that's just what we are doing! Stacy Brown my childhood best friend interviews me with all of the questions I usually ask my guests. I hope you enjoy it.  I'm absolutely terrified to put myself out here like this - CKS

Elizabeth Dampier is Executive Director of Kaleideum - Kaleideum is an interactive museum of arts, sciences, and exploration formed by the merger of The Children’s Museum of Winston-Salem and SciWorks in July 2016. She is also a mom to three boys, wife and volunteer. Elizabeth took time to talk to Christine about her life and how she is thriving. 

Lawren Desai is the Executive Director and Curator of the a/perture cinema.  She grew up in Winston-Salem, NC moved away, came back as an adult and has founded one of the first institutions to make Downtown Winston-Salem thrive. ... a/perture. When she isn't at the cinema she enjoys traveling with her husband and son. Listen to this podcast and hear from one of the Dash's best.  Lawren gives the listener a glimpse of how she came to be the ED and curator and the challenges that she faces. This podcast was done virtually because of the COVID-19 pandemic, there maybe a moment when the quality isn't the best, thank you for understanding during this time.

Judge Carrie Vickery is a District Court Judge in Forsyth County. She is so much more than just that though! She's a UNCSA alum, committed philanthropist in our community and new mom. This podcast focuses on how she got to where she is and how these experiences have shaped her.  Enjoy this special episode. 

This episode is so full of sunshine! Hear from Jenni Hopkins about how she got to where she is today with Jenni Earle. She is 100% real and her passion will hopefully rub off on you and maybe a little of her bravery too! Enjoy this podcast.

Anna Jarrell is a portrait artist based in Winston-Salem, NC. In this episode we look at how she got to being the artist she is today and what is ahead for her. 

I'm thrilled that Kate Reece, Executive Director for the Center of Private Business at Wake Forest University sits down to speak to me about where she is now, how she got here and also where she is going. It is an up-close and personal look at life for her with wonderful tidbits that people can take and use in their own lives as they thrive. 

Join me, Christine Kelley Storch as I interview women who are in the middle of their careers ...thriving! We will take a deep dive into how they got started, where they are now and where they are going. I hope that the conversations will be informative but most of all supportive of all women wherever they are in their career.