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Contact: Lyndsay Nantz Hoover, PR/Development Director, 817-632-7406 office, 817-992-5881 cell Heather A. White, PR/Volunteer Manager, 817-632-7415 office, 214-957-4117 cell PNS Names New Chief of Operations and Director of Development Also joining the team, new PR director and Volunteer Coordinator Fort Worth, Texas - The Presbyterian Night Shelter proudly announces its new leadership team including a Chief of Operations, PR & Development Director and PR & Volunteer Manager. Dwayne Kinloch assumed the position of Chief of Operations in January 2008 and is in charge of day-to-day operations in all four of the PNS shelters. Before coming to the Shelter, Kinloch worked as the Director of Shelter Services at the Austin Resource Center for the Homeless in Austin, Texas. A New York native, Kinloch received his bachelor's degree in social sciences from the State University of New York and his master's degree in human services from Springfield College School of Human Services. "I am absolutely delighted to have a team of this caliber," said PNS Executive Director Carol Hunter Klocek. "Dwayne has a number of years of experience as a leader is some of the best homeless services in the country. He already has made a tremendous difference." PNS also welcomes new PR & Development Director Lyndsay Hoover. Hoover, who has volunteered at the Shelter since 2004, was hired in November 2007. Hoover is responsible for fundraising, public relations, marketing and volunteer activities. From Weatherford, Hoover graduated from Texas A&M University in 1999 with a bachelor's degree in journalism. For the past eight years she was responsible for the public relations and fundraising at the Fort Worth Zoo. Heather Ann White, PR & Volunteer Manager, joined the team in February. White graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington in May 2006 with a bachelor's degree in English. Before joining the Shelter, she served as PR Coordinator at The Sandbox and worked as a reporter at the Corpus Christi Caller-Times. "Lyndsay brings a wealth of experience from her years at the Fort Worth Zoo, as well as sharp insight into how to communicate most effectively with our stakeholders. Heather knows the public relations world and will help raise awareness and understanding of homelessness and what we are doing to end homelessness as we know it in our community," Klocek said. | ||