At our Annual Meeting on June 16, we elected three new members to our Board of Directors. Congratulations and welcome to Lisa, Scott, and Beverly! We are excited to have your talents and expertise on board, and we appreciate you sharing your energy and passion to help advance our mission at the Arboretum!
Lisa Youngblood Hall
Lisa Youngblood Hall is the Chief Communications and Experience Officer for the Northshore School District. She also serves as a Cabinet member, contributing to the strategic direction of the education of the district’s 23,000 K–12 students. Prior to her work with Northshore, she was director of media relations and communications with the University of Washington Bothell. Lisa has worked as a producer at KING5, director of Marketing and Communications for Child Advocates of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties, and an associate producer for the Oprah Winfrey Show. She and her husband, Henry, are the parents of two daughters. Lisa is committed to investing her talents in improving her local and global communities.
Scott Lindsay
Scott Lindsay has been serving on the Arboretum Foundation board the last nine months, stepping in to fill a vacated seat. He has been very helpful in his service on the Advocacy Committee thanks to his background as an attorney, with experience in policy development on matters of public safety, police reform, and homelessness. Scott has also served as senior counsel to the United States House Oversight Committee for national security matters. Scott and his wife Courtney have two young daughters and live in Madrona, venturing to the Arboretum weekly.
Beverley Song
Following her retirement from her own company in 2005, Beverley Song has served as a business consultant in marketing and management to firms in Taiwan and in the Pacific Northwest, helping bridge cultural differences. She also remains active in teaching Mandarin Chinese to various schools and corporations in the Seattle area. Beverley loves bird watching, gardening, singing, and traveling. She believes that we can do our part in saving the earth by taking responsibility for the little things in our daily lives.
