NCNW Valdosta-Lowndes Metro Section Installs 2026–2028 Leadership
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
VALDOSTA, Ga. — The National Council of Negro Women, Inc. (NCNW), Valdosta-Lowndes Metro Section, recently celebrated the installation of its 2026–2028 leadership team, marking the beginning of a new administration committed to service, advocacy, community impact, and organizational excellence.
Frankie Keeling was installed as the Section’s fifth president, succeeding Immediate Past President Attorney Karla Walker, who served from 2022–2026.
The 2026–2028 elected leadership team includes:
President: Frankie Keeling
1st Vice President: Latoya Brown
2nd Vice President: Nicole Mattis
3rd Vice President: Dr. Amber Buchanan-Garvin
Recording Secretary: Robyn Anderson
Corresponding Secretary: Sheena Demps
Financial Secretary: Deborah White
Treasurer: Tonya Robinson Burgman
The Section also recognizes its appointed officers:
Parliamentarian: Katrina Royal
Chaplain: Elder Victoria Emanuel
Youth Liaison: Chimere Taylor
Historian: JosieLynn Watson
During the occasion, the Section honored Attorney Karla Walker for her leadership, distinguished service, and contributions during her 2022–2026 tenure. Her administration helped strengthen the organization’s programs, partnerships, visibility, and community engagement while advancing the mission of NCNW throughout Valdosta and Lowndes County.
Chartered on August 3, 2011, the NCNW Valdosta-Lowndes Metro Section has built a proud legacy of leadership and service in South Georgia. The Section’s presidential leadership history includes:
Sharah’ Denton, Founding Section President: 2011–2016
Tiffany Crowell-Frazier, 2nd President: 2016–2018
Dr. Jamie Foster-Hill, 3rd President: 2018–2022
Attorney Karla Walker, 4th President: 2022–2026
Frankie Keeling, 5th President: 2026–2028
From its founding to the present, each administration has contributed to the continued growth, visibility, and community impact of the Section while carrying forward the legacy and mission of NCNW.
Under the 2026–2028 presidential theme, “Educate. Empower. Elevate.”, the new administration will continue advancing the Section’s work in education, health equity, economic empowerment, social justice, youth and collegiate engagement, membership development, and community service.
The NCNW Valdosta-Lowndes Metro Section remains committed to creating meaningful opportunities for women, children, families, and communities while building upon the legacy established since its 2011 chartering.
For more information about the NCNW Valdosta-Lowndes Metro Section, visit www.ncnwofvaldosta.org or follow @ncnwofvaldosta on social media.
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