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Little Makers Drop In Childcare

Name of Business: Little Makers Drop-In Childcare Address: 2409 Crabtree Blvd #118 (Off of Capital Blvd) Raleigh, NC 27604 Phone Number: 984-500-6174 or 919-615-2288 Web Address: www.littlemakersacademy.com/dr... Information: 10% Sibling discount off of weekly rate. Weekly rate is $175 for children in grades Kindergarten - 5th grade. We offer

Tony Booe

Tony BooeResearch Analyst/Lobbyist What do you do for SEANC?I am responsible for providing research for Government Relations and other departments on salary history, benefits, OSHR policies, etc. I’m the person that members call when they have questions about workplace issues, retirement, or the State Health Plan. I also work with

Ernest Fleming

Ernest Fleming District 70 ChairRetired, Band Director Greene County SchoolLenoir County How did you become involved in SEANC? A few years after I retired from teaching, my neighbor, District 70 Chair Doug Wilson, invited me to a district meeting. During the meeting, I received much more state retiree information than

Legislative Update: Minimum wage bills filed before Spring Break

Resha Fortson

Name: Resha FortsonTitle: Lobbyist What do you do for SEANC?I currently advocate for state employees and retirees in the legislature on behalf of SEANC. As a SEANC lobbyist, I work with other members of our lobbying team to implement organizational legislative priorities that have been determined by our members. Additionally

Mark Dearmon

Mark Dearmon State EMPAC ChairmanDistrict 39 member Retired as a University Communications director at North Carolina State University When did you become involved in SEANC? I joined SEANC in 1990. I wanted to support the association that advocated for me and other state employees. At the time, whenever I

Legislative Update: Pay raises, bonuses, COLAs included in Cooper's budget

Beth Dew

Beth DewSEANC Communications Specialist What do you do for SEANC?I manage and design all aspects of The Reporter newsletter and other print materials as requested by each SEANC department. Tasks include researching, interviewing members, writing, and editing articles, editing photographs, and designing page layouts using the Adobe Creative Suite. I

Brian Swiger

Brian SwigerDistrict 39Occupation: Operations Manager at NC State University. Previously employed with the Department of Public Instruction for 16 years. How did you become involved in SEANC? I am a strong advocate for workers’ rights and decided to attend an annual meeting. After attending that meeting, I decided to

Tonia Warnic

Tonia WarnicDistrict 10Occupation: Department of Public Safety, Adult CorrectionCounty: Rowan, Cabarrus, and Stanly County How did you become involved in SEANC? I began working for The Department of Adult Corrections in 2008. In that same year two co-workers invited me to join and get involved with SEANC. My first

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