Board of Directors

Girl Scouts of Black Diamond Council's Board of Directors is designed to ensure that members have a voice in the decision-influencing process of the council.

Officers

Kathy Beckett - Chair toggle arrow

Kathy Beckett is a Senior Attorney in Steptoe & Johnson PLLC’s Environmental Practice Group, with more than 30 years of experience in environmental, regulatory and energy law. She is active in sustainability and ESG policy development and participates in numerous industry trade groups. She serves as Chair of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Energy, Environment, Climate & Sustainability Committee and is a member of the Board of Directors for the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce, where she chairs the Environmental Committee.

Kathy is a Fellow and Treasurer of the American College of Environmental Lawyers and serves in leadership roles with several national nonprofit organizations, including Chair of the Board of Girl Scouts of Black Diamond Council, Trustee of The Nature Conservancy of West Virginiaand Board Member of DigDeep.

Terri Dodrill - Treasurer toggle arrow

Terri Dodrill is a Commercial Lines Producer with McGriff Insurance Services/ Marsh McLennan Agency, with more than 35 years of experience in the insurance industry. She specializes in consultative service and risk management strategies.

She serves on multiple boards, including Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America (IIABA), Big I West Virginia and Highland-Clarksburg Hospital, and is State National Director for Big I.

A lifelong supporter of Girl Scouts, the Red Cross and United Way, Terri is a passionate advocate for youth. She lives in Hurricane, West Virginia, with her husband, Jim, and enjoys time with their children and grandchildren.

Ronay Tenney - First Vice Chair toggle arrow

Ronay Tenney is Director of Engineering Services (WV/MD) for FirstEnergy, with more than 36 years of experience across operations, engineering and management. She holds degrees from West Virginia University and Waynesburg University.

A Lifetime Girl Scout, Ronay has served as a troop leader for nearly two decades. She is active with Women United, United Way, Scott’s Run Settlement House and the WVU College of Engineering Visiting Committee. She and her husband have three daughters.

Tracey Suppa Todd - Secretary toggle arrow

Tracey Suppa-Todd, PHR, is Director of Human Resources for HealthNet Aeromedical Services, Inc., with more than 25 years of experience in nonprofit healthcare HR. Her expertise spans recruitment, employee relations, compensation and leadership development.

A Lifetime Girl Scout, she served as a troop leader from Daisy through high school, guiding multiple Gold Award recipients. She and her husband have four daughters.

Jennifer Vieweg - Second Vice Chair toggle arrow

Jennifer Vieweg is Director of Strategic Initiatives and Corporate Citizenship at Greylock Energy. She leads community relations, communications and corporate responsibility initiatives.

She previously served as Vice President at Charles Ryan Associates and has taught as an adjunct professor at Wake Forest University and the University of Charleston. Jennifer holds degrees from Florida State University, Marshall University and the University of Charleston.

She is active in numerous community and industry organizations, including YWCA Charleston and the Marcellus Shale Coalition.

Members-at-Large

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Brooke Anderson is a Retirement Plan Services Officer at WesBanco and is based in Wheeling, West Virginia. She is a third-year board member of Girl Scouts of Black Diamond Council and a first-year member of the Board Development Committee.

A graduate of West Liberty University, she earned a degree in public relations with a minor in mathematics. Brooke demonstrated strong leadership as a resident assistant, Elbin Scholar, and founder of the WLU dance team, and was selected as a commencement speaker.

She is passionate about youth development and is involved with Upward Sports and OneEighty Youth Ministries.

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Christy Elliott Bly is a seasoned sales and business development executive with more than 20 years of experience in financial services, where she built a reputation for driving growth, strengthening teams and supporting communities. She now serves as a Population Health Consultant, expanding access to care across central and southern West Virginia.

Her commitment to community is reflected in her service with the Charleston Rotary Club, Charleston Area Alliance, Concord University Foundation and the City Center Business Improvement District. Outside of work, Christy enjoys hiking, kayaking, traveling and spending time with her husband, Chris, and their dog, Mercy.

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Nikki Bowman Mills is Founder and President of New South Media Inc., a multimedia company publishing WV Living, WV Weddings, Highland Outdoors and more. Under her leadership, the company has grown into a national media brand.

A champion of entrepreneurship and community development, Nikki has received numerous honors, including International Women’s Forum Fellow (2025) and the Milan Puskar Entrepreneur of the Year (2024).

She lives in Morgantown with her husband and family and is actively involved in community revitalization, including development of New South Square.

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Kathy Haynes Caperton is a respected community leader, strategic organizer and creative consultant with a strong record of nonprofit leadership and civic engagement. She serves as President of the Briarcliff Garden Club, leading impactful programming, fundraising and community initiatives.

She is a former Board President of her local American Red Cross chapter and has supported leadership efforts with the United Way and other service organizations. With a background in art, design and event strategy, Kathy brings both vision and execution to her work and is committed to empowering future leaders through Girl Scouts.

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Becky Conrad began her service to West Virginia communities as an AmeriCorps VISTA, where she

discovered her passion for nonprofit work. She has spent nearly a decade with Mountaineer Food Bank, serving in roles including Grant Writer, Director of Development, Community Engagement Specialist and Foundation Relations.

She also serves as Vice President of the Landmark Studio for the Arts and Director of LYTE (Landmark Youth Theatre Ensemble). Becky is active with the Sutton Community Development Corporation, WVU Extension Service Committee and Sutton Fall Festival.

Becky and her husband own The Braxton Bistro. She is a proud mother of three and grandmother and believes meaningful change happens through collaboration.

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Sarah Crouse, CPA, is a Senior Manager in the audit department at Suttle & Stalnaker PLLC. She has extensive experience working with nonprofit organizations, governments, construction companies and closely held businesses.

She holds both a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (Accounting) and a Master of Professional Accountancy from West Virginia University. Sarah has served as Treasurer for the YWCA Charleston Board and on the Steering Committee for WELD. She currently chairs the Accounting and Auditing Committee of the West Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants and volunteers as a mentor with Education Elevators.

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Erin Deegan is an Accounting Manager at MRC Global and leads the company’s MRC Global Cares Committee, supporting community service and employee engagement. A lifelong volunteer, she began at Sunrise Museum, becoming the youngest recipient of the Kathe C. Peyton Spirit of Volunteerism Award.

She is a past president of the Junior League of Charleston and serves on the Board of Directors for Capitol Market. Erin is a member of Leadership West Virginia (Class of 2024), WELD and Harmony ReChoired.

She holds degrees in Public Relations and Accounting from Marshall University and a Master’s in Forensic Accounting from the University of Charleston and is a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE). Erin is also an advocate for amputee awareness and lives in Charleston, where she enjoys traveling, singing and crocheting.

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Stacey Fragile, J.D., is Chief Public Defender for West Virginia’s 14th Judicial Circuit. She holds degrees from WVU Tech and the West Virginia University College of Law and has practiced law since 2000.

A lifetime Girl Scout, Stacey has served as a troop leader at all levels and remains active in the Raleigh County Service Unit. She also serves as Secretary of the Tech Golden Bear Alumni Association and is a member of the West Virginia Indigent Defense Commission.

She resides in Daniels, West Virginia, with her husband and two daughters.

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Kitty Lindsay is a Charleston native working in women’s advocacy. She holds a Master’s degree in Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies from George Washington University and a Bachelor’s degree in Creative Writing from The New School.

An accomplished writer, her work has appeared in Ms. Magazine, HelloGiggles and the Los Angeles Review of Books. She launched her community initiative, Your Feminist Friend, in Charleston in 2025.

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Mariah Melanko is a Vice President and Senior Retirement Plan Services Trust Officer at WesBanco, with more than a decade of experience in financial services. She specializes in administering retirement plans and advancing financial wellness initiatives.

She holds degrees from West Virginia University and Robert Morris University and maintains multiple professional certifications, including CRPP®, QKA®, QKC®, QPA®, and QKS®.

Mariah is a graduate of Leadership Wheeling (Class of 2024) and Generation West Virginia’s 2025 Fellowship. She serves as Treasurer of the Leadership Wheeling Alumni Association and on Generation WV’s Fellowship Advisory Council. She lives in Wheeling with her husband and two children

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Lacey Parsons has 25 years of service with Highmark West Virginia, where she leads client relationships and strategic initiatives across the state.

A graduate of Leadership West Virginia (Class of 2025), she holds a Bachelor of Science in Business. Lacey is passionate about youth development, with a background in Girl Scouts and 4-H, and serves as a church youth leader and treasurer. She lives in Mineral Wells with her husband, Brent, and their two children.

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Jill Upson is Executive Director of the Herbert Henderson Office of Minority Affairs and also serves in economic development for the West Virginia Department of Commerce. She is Executive Director of the West Virginia Women’s Commission and Chair of the Martin Luther King Jr. State Holiday Commission.

A former member of the West Virginia House of Delegates, she has received numerous honors, including the Distinguished West Virginian Award. She holds degrees from Shepherd University and Liberty University and is a doctoral candidate in public policy. She lives in Martinsburg with her husband and family.

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Bill Woodrum is Senior Program Officer for Community and Economic Development at the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation. He focuses on building resilient communities and strengthening West Virginia’s economy.

He previously co-founded the WV Entrepreneurship Ecosystem and has held leadership roles in nonprofit and university outreach for more than 20 years. Bill holds degrees from Marshall University and The Ohio State University and lives in Winfield with his family