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Nonprofits, at the Helm: New Execs at Jacksonville's Early Learning Coalition
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The Early Learning Coalition of Duval and Pace Center for Girls in Clay County have both appointed new leaders. Angel Carro was promoted to president and CEO of the Early Learning Coalition of Duval, and Genelle Thomas was appointed executive director of Pace Center for Girls in Clay County. Carro has been with the Early Learning Coalition since 2006 and has overseen the coalition's $111 million budget. Thomas follows Christina Helbling who departed to become full-time owner and executive director of Huntington Learning Center in St. Johns.
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