The Leadership Advisory Board advises and supports Georgia College & State University in developing deep and mutually beneficial relationships with external organizations, foundations, and government partners.
Leadership Advisory Board
Board Members
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Alissa Archer '09, '11
Roswell, Georgia
Director of Events, Etherio
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Pamela Y. Booker '97
Warner Robins, Georgia
Chief Human Resources Officer, Middle Georgia State University
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James Joel Childre, Jr.
Sandersville, Georgia
President, Childre Ford, Inc.
Fellow of Social Innovation, Judge Business School, University of Cambridge
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Roger L. Folsom
Dublin, Georgia
President, Med1st
Vice-Chairman, Georgia Board of Community Health
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E. Alexander Gregory, Jr. '78, '79
Duluth, Georgia
Chairman and CEO (ret.), YKK Corporation of America
Evan R. Karanovich '12
Atlanta, Georgia
Senior Lead Advisor to the Chairman, Chick-Fil-A
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Sandra McCall Rosseter '62
Eatonton, Georgia
Director, Academic Resource Center (ret.), Mercer University
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Thomas A. Rosseter
Eatonton, Georgia
Vice President (ret.), AXA Equitable Holdings
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Col. Thomas G. Torrance '79, '87
Milledgeville, Georgia
48th Deputy Commandant, U.S. Army War College
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Mark Williams '85
St. Simon's Island, Georgia
Executive Director, Jekyll Island Authority
Mission
The mission of the Georgia College Leadership Advisory Board is to promote all leadership-development efforts at Georgia College, including all institutional efforts led by the Office of Leadership Programs, as well as external and public outreach efforts to promote Georgia College’s influence within the state and region. Members advise and support Georgia College in developing deep and mutually beneficial relationships with external organizations, foundations, and government partners. The Leadership Advisory Board collaborates with university faculty, staff, students and other Georgia College boards and committees to facilitate external engagement, providing counsel and advice, and supporting and advocating for Georgia College.
