Dan Kapfhammer, President

I am a founding member of the SNA Rejuvenation Campaign and am a current member of the SNA board. With my involvement with the board we have seen events expand including the Chili cook off, Back School to School Bash including the fundraising part of that event, and Fall Family movie night. I am committed to this neighborhood and am involved with many organizations across the city. I believe I am the person to steward this organization into it's new chapter.
Nominated by: Dan Kapfhammer

Duncan Robinson, Vice President

I've been involved with the SNA for the last couple of years and am excited to help drive the organization forward and make it a vibrant and engaging servant of the residents of our fantastic neighborhood. In my day job, I manage nuclear core design for six nuclear reactors in the Duke Energy fleet. A few years back, I was elected president of the young professionals society for nuclear engineers. I was in charge of a volunteer organization of over 10,000 members and 100+ local chapters across the US, Canada and Mexico. We regularly put on major events, managed a budget of well over $100k and coordinated hundreds of day-to-day activities. I think I bring a great combination of organizational know-how and leadership, experience with the existing SNA board and love for this neighborhood that makes me a good fit for this role.
Nominated by: Duncan Robinson

Neil Boss, Treasurer

I am excited for the opportunity to use my non-profit experience for such a hyper-local cause. I worked for a nonprofit lending institution in New York City for 11 years, and as the COO of the company for 5 of those years. During that time, I also received my Masters in Non-Profit Management from New School University.

Since moving to the neighborhood six years ago l left that organization to start a data analytics and financial management company. Within my company clientele there are multiple non-profits that l help to navigate the unique issues that these organizations face. The core competencies of this role are to keep clean records, provide transparent/timely financials, and to maintain a non-profit status, and I believe I would excel in each of those areas.

I’ve thoroughly enjoyed living in the Sedgefield neighborhood. In the day I work out of my back yard office, hearing the neighborhood sounds with my windows open, and in the afternoon, I usually contribute to those sounds when I play guitar on my front porch. It would be a pleasure to help the neighborhood by joining this board.
Nominated by: Neil Boss

Beth Johns, Treasurer

Existing Sedgfield Neighborhood Association Treasurer
Nominated by: Beth Johns

Jeremy Whelan, Secretary

I’ve been in Charlotte for 8 years and Sedgefield for two. I love the neighborhood. My kids go to daycare in the area, we go to church on Sundays and spend every weekend at the park. We have made wonderful friends here and want to help continue to grow the community and the neighborhood association.
Nominated by: Jennifer Virion

Kevin Hofer, Communications Officer

Kevin has 20 years of experience in website and marketing management, working with both local and national accounts to manage their communications. He also has non-profit experience, namely as part of the group that revived the local Charlotte arts institution, The Light Factory, back in 2014-2015. In addition, he has been supporting the Sedgefield Neighborhood Association for multiple years assisting with the current website. Kevin and family moved to Sedgefield (from Wilmore) in 2019.
Nominated by: Laurie Hofer

Brad Bissell

Organized, supportive, a steady voice with a great listening ear, honed by years of experience as an emergency medicine physician, Quality Director and then Medical Director at multiple Atrium Health Emergency Departments.
Nominated by: Sherri Bissell

Nicole Frambach

A neighborhood resident since 2012 and current President of SNA, has served with distinction through Covid up to current day.
Nominated by: Dan Kapfhammer

Will Johns

Existing SNA Board Member, and a driving force behind the successful neighborhood event, Sedgefest.
Nominated by: Duncan Robinson

Steve Lonnen

My family and I have been residents of Sedgefield since 2015. I’ve helped plan and been a past sponsor of Sedgefest along with hosting neighborhood events. Actively educate myself on all of the happenings in and around our neighborhood, and the many changes in and around our area that impact our neighborhood. I have desire to help make it as great of a community as it can be!
Nominated by: Steve Lonnen

Brian McHugh

As a native Charlottean and Sedgefield Spartan, Brian and his family have lived in Sedgefield since 2011. Brian is encouraged by the recently proposed changes and is eager to get involved.
Nominated by: Megan McHugh

Jamie Reis

Jamie and his wife moved to Sedgefield from Chicago in the summer of 2020. We could tell what a great neighborhood Sedgefield would be for us. Jamie would love to get more involved in this great community by volunteering on a board position.
Nominated by: Jamie Reis

Chris Spencer

I moved to Sedgefield 2 years ago with my wife and 3 young daughters. We all love the neighborhood and I am excited about the opportunity to get better involved. I bring prior personal experience as an at large member in an established and active Charlotte neighborhood, and professional experience in corporate real estate. I look forward to meeting you all soon and supporting the neighborhood association.
Nominated by: Mackenzie Spencer

Jen Virion

Sedgefield mother of three who sends her kids to keystone, participates in most of the social events and runs a local sedgefield fitness business. She would be an awesome member of the board!
Nominated by: Jeremy Whalen