Horizons Atlanta (HA), a nonprofit that supports metro-Atlanta K-12 students from underserved communities through its six-week summer and year-round learning programs, today announced it has added new members to its board of directors and formed a separate advisory board comprised of several former members of its board of directors and long-time supporters.
“2023 has been an exciting year for us so far,” said Horizon Atlanta’s Executive Director Alex Wan. “We are celebrating our 10th Anniversary as a regional program, partnering with The Temple to begin our 11th program, and welcoming new board members and staff who contribute meaningful leadership and work that makes all of our programs successful.”
Continued Wan, “We’re very fortunate to launch our new Horizons Atlanta Advisory Board with a faithful group of supporters who have been instrumental in helping us grow our regional program and positively impact more Atlanta students.”
Please see below for the new additions and changes to Horizons Atlanta’s 2023 Board of Directors:
Rodes Bazzel is the Merchandising Vice President – Tools at The Home Depot. Since joining The Home Depot in 2009, Rodes has held multiple positions across the company in Finance, Product Development, and Merchandising. She is serving on Horizons Atlanta’s Development committee. Bazzel earned a Master in Business Administration in finance from Emory University’s Goizueta Business School.
Tyler Cook, joining Horizons Atlanta’s Development committee, is the Vice President of Finance and Business Transformation for Georgia Power and recently served as a board member for the Metro Atlanta Chapter of the American Red Cross. Tyler holds a Master in Business Administration with a concentration in finance from Georgia State University and is also a graduate of the University of Georgia, with a Bachelor in Business Administration in management information systems.
Christina Graham, currently serving as Horizons…
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