Junior Board
The Junior Board is a group of individuals under the age of 40 who support the efforts of the Historic Richmond Foundation in its mission to champion the preservation of the varied elements that give the Richmond, Virginia metropolitan area its unique historic character. They partner with HRF in preserving the vitality of Richmond's distinctive heritage, with resulting economic and educational benefits to the public. The group aims to encourage interest and involvement from fellow young professionals and history enthusiasts in HRF, as well as cultivate potential members of the organization's "big" Board in the future.
Members of the Junior Board meet regularly to identify aspects of select HRF projects and events that they can spearhead as a group, and in turn be a contributing resource to the organization. The group also hosts Quoits and Cocktails, an annual social event held at a historic site and extended to the Junior Board's friends, family and community.
If you would like information regarding membership, please contact Alicia Conrad at Alicia@JMJCorporation.com
Mitchell K. Morris, President
Ronald Page, President-Elect
Ronald Page PLC | Managing Partner
A northern transplant, Ron has developed a love of Richmond and its rich architectural heritage. In fact, much of Ron’s exposure to historic Richmond has come through his involvement in the Quoit Club over the last three years. Ron has degrees in Political Science and History from the Honors College of the University of Michigan and his law degree from Washington & Lee University. Ron is the managing partner of Ronald Page PLC practicing law in the areas of bankruptcy, financial reorganization, and commercial litigation.
Leslie Skiba, Secretary
Cintra Davis, Treasurer
Alicia Hogue Conrad, Membership Chair
Jessica Bankston, Public Relations Chair
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond | Communications Specialist
A Richmond native, Jessica received her B.S. from Virginia Commonwealth University focusing in Public Relations. After some time in the corporate world, Jessica developed a strong interest in architectural history and has completed graduate coursework at VCU's School of Art History, under the instruction of nationally recognized historian Dr. Charles Brownell. In November 2010, Jessica presented her research findings on an important lost Virginia villa at VCU's 18th Symposium on Architectural History and the Decorative Arts, held at the Virginia Historical Society. Jessica is employed by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond as an Employee Communications Specialist.
Zachary Cohen, Quoit Club Chair
McGuireWoods LLP | Associate
Zac developed a keen interest in history in his early years and is intent on preserving the historical assets of Richmond for future generations. Before moving to Richmond, Zac received his undergraduate degree from the University of Virginia and his law degree from the University of Maryland. Zac is an associate in the Corporate Department at McGuireWoods LLP.
