Nonprofit Roundtable of Greater Washington Welcomes New Board Members
Summary
In this position, Dinegar oversees an organization that represents major business interests throughout Northern Virginia, the District of Columbia and Suburban Maryland.With offices in Adams Morgan, DC and Wheaton, MD, they achieve their mission through small business development, homeownership counseling, and affordable housing preservation.The directors and staff expressed gratitude to the three board members who ended their terms on September 30, including Alan Abramson (Aspen Institute and George Mason University), Ed Orzechowski (Catholic Charities DC), and Kathy McKinless (Archdiocese of Washington; retired KPMG).With offices in Adams Morgan, DC and Wheaton, MD, they achieve their mission through small business development, homeownership counseling, and affordable housing preservation.He works with government sponsored enterprises, banks, investors, realtors, builders, property managers, foundations and Federal, State and Municipal governments, among others, as partners to stabilize, preserve, and increase homeownership and create economic opportunities for businesses and individuals in the homeownership industries of Prince George’s County, Maryland.The directors and staff expressed gratitude to the three board members who ended their terms on September 30, including Alan Abramson (Aspen Institute and George Mason University), Ed Orzechowski (Catholic Charities DC), and Kathy McKinless (Archdiocese of Washington; retired KPMG).“These departing Board Members gave their wisdom, their passion and their leadership over many years,’ said Margaret O’Bryon, President of the Consumer Health Foundation and Chair of the Board Development Committee.