Committee Members
Chairman
Ms. Susan Boré – President, World Affairs Council of Greater Hampton Roads
NATO
VADM Simon Asquith MA CB OBE – Chief of Staff, NATO HQ SACT (Royal Navy)
BGEN Tamas Zsiga – Dean of the National Liaison Representatives, NATO HQ SACT (Hungarian Air Force)
CAPT. Inigo Martin Nieto – Deputy Director Engagements and Communications, NATO HQ SACT (ESP Navy)
Ms. Petra Furdek – Protocol and events Section Head, NATO HQ SACT
Ms. Pernille Bjerring - Promotion and Digital Communications Section Head, NATO HQ SACT
Ms. Zeynep Beinfohr, JFC Norfolk (Germany)
Commander Indalecio NÚÑEZ, JFC Norfolk (ESP Navy)
City of Norfolk
The Honorable Kenneth Alexander – Mayor, City of Norfolk
Mr. Len Remias – Acting Deputy City Manager overseeing Public Safety
Mr. Alex Pincus – City Attorney
Ms. Donna Manglicmot – Military Affairs Liaison Assistant
Community
Ms. Yvonne Allmond – Executive Vice President, Community Financial Engagement Officer, TowneBank
Mrs. Pernille Bjerring
Mr. Gary Bonnewell – Branch Manager, Senior Vice President, Financial Advisor, Senior Investment Management Consultant, Morgan Stanley Management
Mr. Ken Cason
Mr. Paul Fraim – President and Chairman, Slover Library Foundation
Ms. Luisa Freutel
Mr. Greg Freeburn – Former United States National Liasion Representative to SACT
Ms. Maria Herring - Vice President of Destination Experience, Visit Norfolk
Mr. Drew Lumpkin - Vice President of External Affairs and Strategic Initiatives, Hampton Roads Executive Roundtable
Dr. Richard Maass - Associate Professor of Political Science, Old Dominion University; World Affairs Council
Mr. James Moskowitz - Batten Lecturer in Political Science, Coordinator of NATO Partnership, Virginia Wesleyan University
Mr. Simon Scott – Assistant General Counsel, Dominion Energy
Staff
Mr. Scott Jackson – General Manager, VAF/VIT
Ms. Malia Diaz – Director of Operations
Ms. Dianna Starkey – Director of Marketing and Communications
Mr. Anthony Sparagno – Corporate Relations Manager
Ms. Julie Durham – Parade & Warehouse Coordinator