United Way of Martin County celebrates leadership transition
United Way of Martin County is proud to announce notable changes within its organization, including the retirement of Theresa Schineis, Vice President of Finance, and the appointment of Dr. David Lovett, PhD, as her successor.
After 25 years of dedicated service to both United Way and the community it serves, Theresa Schineis will be retiring on Friday, May 31, 2024. Throughout her tenure, Theresa has been instrumental in driving financial initiatives and supporting countless individuals and families in need. Her leadership, dedication and passion for community service have left an indelible mark on United Way of Martin County.
Filling Theresa’s esteemed role is Dr. David Lovett, PhD, a military veteran and former CEO/CFO with over 30 years of experience in the field. Dr. Lovett brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the position, poised to continue United Way’s mission of improving lives and strengthening the community. During the transition period, Dr. Lovett will be working closely with Theresa until her official end date.
In addition to these changes in leadership, United Way’s workspace has recently undergone significant renovations. The once 4,400 square foot office has been downsized to accommodate a small but mighty staff size and to optimize operational efficiency, thereby reducing overhead expenses. The office transformation includes a fresh paint job, new carpeting and about half the operating space that once existed.
To celebrate these momentous occasions, United Way of Martin County hosted an open house on April 12. The event served as an opportunity to welcome Dr. David Lovett into his new role and showcase the organization’s revitalized workspace with internal partners and stakeholders.
As the organization bids farewell to Theresa and warmly welcomes Dr. Lovett into his new role, United Way of Martin County is not only transitioning leadership but also transforming its workspace to better serve our community. The recent renovations symbolize our commitment to efficiency and sustainability, ensuring that every resource is directed towards our mission of improving lives and strengthening our community. We invite all members of the community to join us in this exciting journey towards a brighter future for Martin County.
About United Way of Martin County
United Way of Martin County’s mission is to improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of our community. United Way continues to create long-term social change and provide support to Martin County residents by investing in programs that strive to: enhance healthy living, improve education, and support financial stability. For more information about United Way of Martin County or its Foundation, please visit: unitedwaymartin.org.
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