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United Way of Cumberland County appoints new executive director

By Staff Report, posted 11 months ago
Scott Embry

United Way of Cumberland County is pleased to announce the appointment of Scott Embry as its new Executive Director. Scott Embry brings to our organization a wealth of expertise and a robust track record of leadership in sales and marketing, qualities that are invaluable as we strive to enhance our community impact.

Embry’s previous leadership roles, including Director of Advertising at the Fayetteville Observer, have equipped him with a deep understanding of strategic partnership development, team building and a passion for community service. This passion and his strategic acumen will be crucial as the team forges ahead with their goals of improving education, financial stability and health within the community.

"As the new Executive Director of the United Way of Cumberland County, I am honored and excited to serve this incredible community. I look forward to building on the impactful work of my predecessors and working together to create a brighter future for all" said Scott Embry in a press release.

As United Way of Cumberland County welcomes Embry into this pivotal role, they are enthusiastic about the fresh perspectives he brings and his unwavering commitment to fostering a vibrant community where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. His dedication to our values and proven leadership abilities make him an exceptional leader for the organization as they continue addressing the most pressing challenges facing the community.

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