BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Kim Crandall (kcrandall@providencehall.com)
-Board Chair
-School LAND Trust Council Member
-Audit Committee
-Health & Safety Committee
Kim has been in the legal field for over twenty-two years. She holds an advanced degree from the University of Utah. Her breadth and deep of knowledge and expertise in complicated topics and areas brings much needed insight to the Board.
Lorena Iorg (liorg@providencehall.com)
-Vice Chair
-School LAND Trust Council Member
-Audit Committee
-Curriculum, Assessment & Pedagogy Committee
Lorena has a passion for development. She started as a junior advisor, then moved on to an advisor, and is now a development specialist. She is an active volunteer in her community.
Liz Starley (estarley@providencehall.com)
-Secretary
-School LAND Trust Council Member
-Purpose & Leadership Committee
-Community Involvement Committee
Liz has a Bachelor's degree in History, Spanish and Sociology. She has been a key member of the Providence Hall community for a long time as a parent, substitute teacher, Board member, and supporting in many ways.
Rich Wilson (richard.wilson@providencehall.com
-Treasurer
-School LAND Trust Council Member
-Audit Committee
-Purpose & Leadership Committee
Rich has great experience as a parent in the Providence Hall community. He has spent his career in operational leadership, building and leading teams, asset management, and budget oversight. Professionally, he serves on multiple boards. He has a B.S. in Management and earned a Masters of Business Administration through the University of Utah’s executive program. He enjoys traveling with his family, supporting local sports teams, and various outdoor activities.
Candice Janney (ptoliaison@providencehall.com)
-PTO Liaison
-School LAND Trust Council Member
-Community Involvement Committee
After working in dental healthcare for 18 years, Candice decided to put her energy and efforts into being more involved with her children's schools and activities. She has extensive experience with various PTO/PTA/PNF over the past 20 years and was Vice Chair of a school board at a small rural school in the outback of Australia. She enjoys spending time with family and friends as well as volunteering in her community and her children’s sports teams.
Stacy Hurst (shurst@providencehall.com)
-School LAND Trust Council Member
-Curriculum, Assessment & Pedagogy Committee
Stacy taught fifth grade at Providence Hall for eight years before retiring in 2022. She has a B.S. in elementary education. She loves children and teaching, and believes in lifelong learning. Before she began teaching professionally, she worked as a licensed insurance agent, as a secretary, and as an aide in her children’s schools. She grew up in the Salt Lake Valley riding horses, swimming, and biking. She enjoys baking, buying shoes, traveling with family, and reading books.
Kayla Trujillo (ktrujillo@providencehall.com)
-School LAND Trust Council Member
-Health & Safety Committee
-Curriculum, Assessment & Pedagogy Committee
Kayla has a diverse background. She has spent most of her career in corporate marketing and human resources. She is a small business owner and enjoys staying up to date on current events. She earned her Bachelor's degree in American Government from the University of Utah.
Gary Arndt (garndt@providencehall.com)
-School LAND Trust Council Member
-Purpose & Leadership Committee
-Community Involvement Committee
Gary is an exceptional leader in manufacturing, supply chain and customer relations in the consumer products industry. He is skilled in strategic planning, business process improvement, cross-functional team leadership, and team building. He earned a Master of Public Administration degree focused in Business Administration and Management from the University of Utah.
Mary Nattress (mnattress@providencehall.com)
-School LAND Trust Council Member
-Audit Committee
-Health & Safety Committee
Mary has been in the accounting industry for over 15 years. With a degree from Brigham Young University, she's spent her career helping small businesses organize and understand their finances. She is a bookkeeping and payroll consulting firm owner, and enjoys working with small businesses. She has been an involved parent with Providence Hall since her oldest started kindergarten. She enjoys spending time with her family and supporting them in all their activities.
EMERITUS MEMBERS
Nick Ward (nward@providencehall.com)
Nick has extensive experience in marketing and communications, digital marketing, user experience and product design, and technology management. He holds a M.B.A. in Technology Management and a B.S. in Psychology. He has served on the Board of other organizations as well.
APPLYING FOR BOARD MEMBERSHIP
Recruiting highly engaged Board members with diversified experience and a variety of backgrounds is vital to the success of Providence Hall as our school is constantly growing, expanding, and evolving to meet the needs of our students, parents/guardians, employees, and community.
While the Board is interested in individuals with many different experiences, we are always in need of those who may bring experiences in the following specific skill sets:
Financial – both accounting and bigger picture financial management skills
Real Estate – facility identification, negotiation, financing and property management
Fundraising – especially cultivating individual donors, building a donor base
Public Relations/Marketing – especially as it relates to fundraising and community building
Human Resources – personnel policies, salaries, benefits
Legal Expertise – general law as opposed to educational law
Education – especially accountability systems, and big-picture administration of educational institutions, teaching experience, administration in education.
Previous Governance Experience (non profit or corporate)
As future advocates and representatives of Providence Hall in the community and state, potential Board members need to be effective in communicating Providence Hall’s mission and vision and also be familiar with Providence Hall’s campuses, programs, academics, and activities. Potential Board members are the governing body for Providence hall and also serve on structured committees, both of which assist Providence Hall in many things including: planning for the future; setting sound policy; modeling professionalism; overseeing finances; program evaluation; building sustainable relationships with the community; amongst other key operational aspects.
If you are interested in having your application considered to be a member of the Providence Hall Board of Trustees, start by reviewing the job description then submit the Board Member Application (Google Form link) by clicking the button below.
Thank you for your time and support!
Providence Hall Board of Trustees