CATHRYN DAVIS ZOMMER

Executive Director
joyfully believes in the power of community and creativity to transform and enrich every day.
cathryn@enoughpie.org

RACHEL PARRIS

Director of Development + Community Relations
believes that creating a vibrant sense of place can tie us to our past and help us shape our future.
rachel@enoughpie.org

KATIE JOINER

Creative Placemaking Fellow
envisions a world in which the relationship between people and their cities is symbiotic and just.

JOSEPH QUISOL

Policy Fellow
has a radical love and passion for using art to achieve justice.

PAUL SMITH

Graphic Design Fellow
art for me is an entire world where I fit in and all others are welcome.

BOARD MEMBERS

Sharon Bruner

respects the diverse history and architecture of the UP and feels that the arts community is vital to the evolution of the area.

Joe Clarke

feels that art brings people together, fosters community engagement, and creates pride in our neighborhood.

Kate Daughtry

believes art is everywhere around us and should be accessible to all.

Leize Gaillard

believes that places are our legacy.

Meg Goettsches

believes deep down, we are all capable of something profound.

Andy Gowder

believes, with Jane Jacobs, that “Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody.”

Susan Gregory

is inspired as a painter and ceramicist to use the arts to create beautiful places.

Kevan Hoertdoerfer

believes the power of change is the prerequisite for growth.

Josh Martin

is, as an urban planner, no stranger to the Next Frontier.

Sharen Mitchell

believes that art and the act of expression is the reflection of the self. It tells the story of who we are, where we have been and what our future may be and within it’s many forms lies the power to inspire and invoke change.

Katie McKain

believes sustainability is a choice people make once they recognize the responsibility to protect the rights of our future generations.

Kate Nevin

believes art and creativity can transform communities and make us better citizens.

Andrea Schenck

designs opportunities for people to discover, innovate and communicate in new ways.

Seabrook Whaley

believes that Charleston’s upper peninsula residents can collectively preserve the region’s character by creatively managing its growth.