Goering Center announces staff and board changes
The Goering Center recently hired Nancy Schreiner as its Membership Development Manager primarily responsible for new Member recruitment and member lifecycle management reporting to David Miller, Membership Director. Schreiner’s start date was April 10, 2023.
Schreiner comes to the Goering Center from Meals on Wheels as philanthropy officer and has extensive fundraising experience for other non-profits and for-profit organizations within the region. Schreiner started her professional career with AT&T-Network Systems Division as a systems analyst. Schreiner’s key strengths include relationship building, sales, fundraising, and she has a well-developed network of professionals throughout the region. She graduated from the University of Kentucky with a BS in Human Development and Resource Management.
“We are incredibly excited to have Nancy on the Goering team and as part of our business community. She will be a great asset as we build upon our legacy and the next level of membership development,” said Carol Butler, Goering Center President.
Effective July 1, Ryan Rybolt of Payload will step down from the Goering Center’s Board of Directors after serving two terms. Tara Halpin of Steinhauser, Inc., will take over his seat on the board. The Goering team is deeply grateful to Ryan for his generosity and years of service to the Center and the Greater Cincinnati business community, and looks forward to Tara joining the team and bringing her unique skills and perspectives to the Center in its efforts to achieve continued success.
Please welcome Schreiner at one of the Goering Center's upcoming programs or send her an email at nancy.schreiner@uc.edu.
About the Goering Center for Family & Private Business
Established in 1989, the Goering Center serves more than 400 member companies, making it North America’s largest university-based educational non-profit center for family and private businesses. The Center’s mission is to nurture and educate family and private businesses to drive a vibrant economy. Affiliation with the Carl H. Lindner College of Business at the University of Cincinnati provides access to a vast resource of business programming and expertise. Goering Center members receive real-world insights that enlighten, strengthen and prolong family and private business success. For more information on the Center, participation and membership visit goering.uc.edu.
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