TOP OF VIRGINIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION

TVBA ANNUAL MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT
THANKS-AWARDS-CELEBRATION
December 8, 2015 at 6 pm
 
JOIN US TO HONOR 2015 AND CELEBRATE 2016!

On December 8, we will gather to honor the hard work done by your 2015 board and committees.  Joe Clotzman has led the organization through a busy year that included a move to our new location, awarding several scholarships, broadening programs for members with over a dozen new educational lunch and learns.
 
This organization has been truly fortunate in its board members and 2015 is no exception. We thank them for their dedication, diligence, and hard work.
 
We look forward to electing and celebrating our 2016 board as well. Our incoming president Rob Frogale has great plans to help move the organization forward and is excited to lead us in 2016!
 
On hand to do the honors of induction is the remarkable president of Shenandoah University Tracy Fitzsimmons, PhD*. As the leader of our local university, Dr. Fitzsimmons has contributed to the community through outreach programs, contributed to our industry by using our members to help the university grow, and Dr. Fitzsimmons has recognized the value of the TVBA as the University is a member of our organization!
 
The night’s agenda also includes our annual awards for Builder of the Year, Associate of the Year, and our Member of the Year. No early announcements as we like to surprise people.

Make your reservations now! Member companies may be invoiced, or you can pay at the register here link.You may do so online REGISTER HERE, or email info@tvba.org with questions! We’d like to see every member join us!  Coat and tie encouraged!
 
*Tracy Fitzsimmons, Ph.D.
Dr. Fitzsimmons became Shenandoah University’s 16th president on July 1, 2008. She is the institution’s first female president since its founding in 1875 and one of the youngest university presidents in the Commonwealth of Virginia. She came to Shenandoah in 2001, as dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, became vice president for Academic Affairs in 2002, and was named senior vice president in 2006.
 
As president of Shenandoah University, she leads an institution of 3,700 students, 250 full-time faculty and 475 staff at its 129-acre site in Winchester, Va., and a satellite campus in Leesburg and Ashburn, Va. In September 2010, Shenandoah was accepted as the 14th full member of the Old Dominion Athletic Conference, the first addition to the conference since 1999.