Girl Scouts of Southern Arizona is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors composed of women and men who believe in the value of Girl Scouting
Board members use their professional expertise and personal perspectives to make decisions that provide leadership for the council and establish its policies and bylaws. These governance volunteers represent our membership and reflect its diversity, including geographic, racial/ethnic, gender, age and socio-economic. Board members are elected by the full Delegate Body.
Executive Committee
Christine McNamara, Board Chair | Chief Financial Officer | Jewish Handmaker for the Aging
Cheryl Horvath, 1st Vice Chair | Division Chief of Operations | Northwest Fire District
Thomas Sayler-Brown, Treasurer | Principal Architect | SBBL Architecture + Planning LLC
Pamela Traficanti, Secretary | National Sales Manager | Metro. Tucson Convention & Visitors Bureau
Members-at-Large
Dr. Linda Arzoumanian | Pima County School Superintendent | Pima County
Mica Bane | Director of Key Accounts | CBIZ Benefits and Insurance Services
Frank Camp | Marketing Manager | Summit Hut
Jennifer Church | Analytical Team Leader | Abbott Nutrition
Suzanne Diaz | Lawyer | Fennemore Craig PC
Chris Elliott | District Manager | Walgreens
Patricia Green | Lawyer | Waterfall, Economidis, Caldwell, Hanshaw & Villamana, P.C.
Sheila Kressler-Crowley | Marketing Director | Bookmans
Cindy Leotaud | Accountant | Clifton Gunderson LLP
Cindy Petti | Retired | Former MIS Manager
Julia Strange | Vice President, Community Benefit | Tucson Medical Center
Pat Sturmon | Retired | Former Motorola Public Relations Director
Matt Walker | Director | Inner Passage
Our Charter
Serving Southern Arizona
Sahuaro Girl Scout Council is one of more than 100 councils chartered by Girl Scouts of the USA for the purpose of bringing the Girl Scout program to all girls ages five through 17 years. Sahuaro Girl Scout Council serves all of Pima, Cochise, Greenlee, Yuma and Santa Cruz Counties, and southern parts of Graham, Maricopa and Pinal Counties. (Redistricting in 2006 moved Yuma to our Council and Gila to Arizona Cactus-Pine.)
