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Newsroom Archive for 09/15, 2010
On September 10th, Governor McDonnell announced that he has appointed Bryce Reeves, an alumnus of both the 2009 Political Leaders Program and the 2010 Winter Candidate Training Program, to the Virginia Military Advisory Council. Bryce, from Spotsylvania County, currently serves as President of Bryce Reeves Insurance and Financial Services.
The Virginia Military Advisory Council (VMAC) was established to maintain a cooperative and constructive relationship between the Commonwealth and the leadership of the Armed Forces of the United States. VMAC's mission also extends to the military commanders stationed in the Commonwealth, where they work together to encourage regular communication on continued military facility viability, the exploration of privatization opportunities and issues affecting preparedness, public safety and security.
Congratulations Bryce!
On August 6th, Governor McDonnell announced that he has appointed Andrea Young, an alumni of both the 2009 Political Leaders Program and the 2010 Winter Candidate Training Program, to the Virginia Board of Conservation and Recreation. Hailing from McLean, VA; Andrea currently serves as a Partner with McLean Capital, LLC.
The Board of Conservation and Recreation advises the Director of the Department of Conservation and Recreation on State Park master plans and substantial amendments. In addition, the Board reviews requests for grants or loans pertaining to outdoor recreation and trail development. The Board conducts fund-raising activities for the State Parks Projects Fund and reviews designations proposed for scenic highways and Virginia byways. Lastly, the Board is available to the Director of the Department of conservation and Recreation, as requested, in duties and responsibilities pertaining to the Department's programs. The Board of Conservation and Recreation performs all duties and responsibilities formerly held by the Board on Conservation and the Development of Public Beaches.










