WALLTOWN CHILDREN'S THEATRE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Cara Williams: WCT Executive Director
Cara Williams currently serves as the Board Chair of Walltown Children's Theatre. Cara is also the director of One Human Family Workshops, Inc., a non-profit community organization dedicated to developing models of unity through creative use of the arts. After volunteering with Walltown Children’s Theatre for several years, Cara is happy to serve on its Board of Directors, lending her financial expertise in support of its artistic programming for Durham’s children. |
Kita Douglas: WCT Board Chair
Kita Douglas is an educator and researcher in Durham who has served as a tutor at Walltown since 2012. A Ph.D candidate focusing on ethnic studies in the department of English at Duke University, Kita is committed to supporting youth as dynamic leaders and creative learners. Kita is the recipient of the 2016 Dora Anne Little Award given annually to a Duke student, undergraduate or graduate, who has excelled in service to the campus and community that extends beyond the classroom. |
Leoneda Inge
Leoneda Inge is the Changing Economy Reporter at North Carolina Public Radio – WUNC (NPR). She has spent the past decade tracking job loss, gain and innovation in major North Carolina industries including Food and Agriculture, Tobacco, Furniture, Textiles and Biotechnology.
Leoneda Inge is the Changing Economy Reporter at North Carolina Public Radio – WUNC (NPR). She has spent the past decade tracking job loss, gain and innovation in major North Carolina industries including Food and Agriculture, Tobacco, Furniture, Textiles and Biotechnology.
MaryBeth Panagos: Secretary
Currently serving as Director of Business Development for Kymanox, MaryBeth is passionate about bridging the Biotech-Community Gap through grassroots efforts. MaryBeth orchestrates events throughout the Triangle including Music Festivals and Biotech Conferences, and sponsors the Butterfly Community Garden in the Golden Belt neighborhood of East Durham. MaryBeth serves on the Walltown Children's Theatre Board to support the growth, aspirations and talents of Durham's youth.
Currently serving as Director of Business Development for Kymanox, MaryBeth is passionate about bridging the Biotech-Community Gap through grassroots efforts. MaryBeth orchestrates events throughout the Triangle including Music Festivals and Biotech Conferences, and sponsors the Butterfly Community Garden in the Golden Belt neighborhood of East Durham. MaryBeth serves on the Walltown Children's Theatre Board to support the growth, aspirations and talents of Durham's youth.
Max Rose Mr. Rose is an independent consultant and writer. He received the L. Richardson Preyer Award for Excellence in Political Science, graduated with highest honors and highest distinction from the University of North Carolina, and was awarded the Autry fellowship at MDC for commitment to equity and the South. |
David Mills
Dave is the Finance Director of El Futuro, Inc., a nonprofit mental-health clinic for Spanish-speakers based in Durham. Dave is a licensed CPA who has worked in the nonprofit sector in North Carolina for two decades. Dave and his wife, Leila Keen, have two daughters, Eva and Rose. Rose is a longtime WCT camper and dancer! |