The Association of Junior Leagues International Welcomes Directors and Governance Committee Members

NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - Jun 22, 2016) - The Association of Junior Leagues International today welcomed new officers and members of its Board of Directors as well as new members of its Governance Committee. In their new roles, these women will provide strategic and governance guidance to one of the world's largest and most effective volunteer organizations.

The incoming officers and members of AJLI's Board of Directors are:

Subha Lembach, Vice President - member of the Junior League of Columbus, OH; served as AJLI At Large Director since 2010.

Elizabeth Tyminski, Secretary - member of the Junior League of Boston; served on the AJLI Governance Committee from 2013 to 2015.

Bett Williams, Governance Committee Vice Chair - member of the Junior League of Columbia, SC; served on the AJLI Governance Committee.

Laura S. Creekmore, At-Large Director - member of the Junior League of Nashville; currently a member of the AJLI Brand Advisory Taskforce.

Terri Broussard Williams, At-Large Director - member of the Junior League of Austin.

Tina Winham, At-Large Director - member of the Junior League of Northwest Arkansas.

The incoming members of AJLI's Governance Committee are:

Brandi Hunt, At-Large Member - member of the Junior League of Phoenix; served as AJLI POLL (Presidents of Large Leagues) President in 2014-15.

Katie L. Shuck, At-Large Member - member of the Junior League of Portland, OR.

Jephtha Tausig-Edwards, At-Large Member - member of the Junior League of the City of New York, Inc. 

Susan Danish, AJLI's Executive Director, said, "This distinguished group of women will provide our organization with valuable direction on important strategy and governance issues. They bring an array of skills from their professional experience and community involvement, as well as from their experience as Junior League members, that is impressive."

About The Association of Junior Leagues International
Founded in 1901 by New Yorker and social activism pioneer, Mary Harriman, the Junior Leagues are charitable nonprofit organizations of women, developed as civic leaders, creating demonstrable community impact.

Today, The Association of Junior Leagues International (AJLI) is comprised of more than 150,000 women in 291 Junior Leagues throughout Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom and the United States. Together, they constitute one of the largest, most effective volunteer organizations in the world.