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Philanthropy West Virginia is growing by welcoming new members of the executive team: Sharell Harmon as Membership and Operations Assistant and Chad Matlick as new Director of Operations and Revenue.
“We are delighted to welcome Sharell and Chad to our team. Philanthropy WV is honored that its expertise and skills join our dynamic team to strengthen our State â€, shares Paul D. Daugherty, President and CEO of Philanthropy WV.
Sharell Harmon moved from Northern Virginia to Northwestern Virginia in November 2014. As of January 2015, she was a full time crew member and AmeriCorps member at YouthBuild North Central WV and, in August, a former AmeriCorps.
Since then, she has successfully completed the maximum authorized four-year term with AmeriCorps and has traveled to the United States to share her story and leadership skills with other young leaders around the world. She has held a position with the Young Leaders Council for YouthBuild USA, the Starbucks Opportunity Youth Leadership Council, and is now a member of the National Society of Leadership and Success.
Now an AmeriCorps alumnus, Harmon also received his BA in Sociology and Political Science from the University of West Virginia, studied the Arabic language, and plans to take the WVU Graduate Program in Public Administration and / or in law.
Matlick
In his new role at Philanthropy WV, Harmon is responsible for supporting member services, programming and operations. She is the mother of three children – Nehemiah, Saniah and Jaidyn Harmon and currently resides in Elkins.
Chad Matlick, originally from Palmyra, Pa., Received his BA and MA in English from the University of West Virginia. While at WVU, Chad began working for West Virginia Public Broadcasting (WVPB), which began a 25-year tenure with the organization.
His roles have evolved throughout his career and most recently Matlick served as Director of Digital Services. In this role, he programmed, administered and supported all of WVPB’s digital channels, including numerous websites, social media channels, streaming platforms, newsletters and mobile apps.
In Matlick’s new role at Philanthropy West Virginia, he is responsible for the day-to-day operations, strategy execution and revenue generation to advance the vision and mission of Philanthropy WV. Matlick currently resides in Morgantown with his wife, Chris.
For more information and details, contact Philanthropy WV at 304-517-1450 or by email: [email protected].
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