Executive Committee
The Quoit Club Executive Committee is a seven member group that plans and executes the events of each season. It is formed by the President, Vice President, Secretary/Treasurer, Communications Chair, Hospitality Chair, Membership Chair and Programs Chair. The Executive Committee meets monthly to keep events, membership and sponsors on track.
Ronald A. Page, Jr., President
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.
Zachary Cohen, Vice President
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.
Allison Cook, Secretary/Treasurer
VCU Health Systems | Care Partner
Richmond born and raised, Allison received her undergraduate degree in Human Nutrition Foods and Exercise from Virginia Tech in 2009. Allison is currently in the Accelerated Bachelor's program at the VCU School of Nursing and will graduate in December 2011. She is working as a care partner at VCU Health System and is excited to be a new member of the Quoit Club executive board this year.
Jennifer Hurst, Membership Chair
Preservation Virginia | Statewide Education Coordinator
A native of Virginia, Jennifer earned a B.A. in Classical History from Virginia Commonwealth University. She then went on to complete her M.A. in Museum Studies at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. Since graduating, she has been involved with developing programming for several of the fine cultural institutions of Philadelphia and Virginia. In 2008, she returned to Richmond and is currently employed as the Statewide Education Coordinator for the nation’s oldest statewide historic preservation organization, Preservation Virginia.
Tamra Talmadge-Anderson, Hospitality Chair
Virginia Tourism Corporation | Director of Public Relations
Tamra is the Director of Public Relations for the Virginia Tourism Corporation (“VTC”). She has more than 15 years’ experience in communication and public relations, beginning her career with the Speaker of the House of Representatives in Michigan. Prior to joining VTC she served as Deputy Press Secretary for Governor Mark R. Warner. Tamra graduated from Michigan State University with a B.A. and earned her Master of
Public Administration from Virginia Commonwealth University. Tamra and her husband live in Richmond, Virginia.
June Lehman, Communications Chair
St. Catherine's School | A.P. U.S. Government & Politics Teacher
After earning her undergraduate degree in History from Vanderbilt University in 1998, June moved to Richmond to attend the University of Richmond to continue her study of History. After earning her Masters she began to teach history at St. Catherine's School. Since joining the St. Catherine's faculty she has taught a variety of historical subjects and is currently teaching A.P. United States Government and Politics. June also serves on the Junior Board of the Historic Richmond Foundation and sits on the Educational Advisory Council of the Historic Polegreen Church Foundation.
Jennifer Hurst, Programs Director
Preservation Virginia | Statewide Education Coordinator
A native of Virginia, Jennifer Hurst earned a B.A. in Classical History from Virginia Commonwealth University. She then went on to complete her M.A. in Museum Studies at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. Since graduating, she has been involved with developing programming for several of the fine cultural institutions of Philadelphia and Virginia. In 2008 she returned to the City of Richmond and is currently employed as the Statewide Education Coordinator for the nation’s oldest statewide historic preservation organization, Preservation Virginia. She is proud to be the Programs Director for the 2010 season of Historic Richmond’s Quoits’ Club.
Sarah Krumbein, Programs Co-Chair
Fulton Hill Properties | Project Manager
Bio coming soon.
Beatrice Huie, Programs Co-Chair
Turn Key Interiors | Executive Vice President of Design
A native of Fredericksburg, Bea has lived in Richmond for four years. She currently works for Turn Key Interiors, an internationally recognized interior design firm, as Executive Vice President of Design. Prior to joining the firm in early 2007, she worked for Rosney Company Architects, a Charlottesville based firm that specializes in preservation of old Virginia properties. Bea is a graduate of Longwood University with a B.A. in Interior Architecture. Continuing her love for architecture and design, she recently attended historic preservation classes at Virginia Commonwealth University.
