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Rainmakers | 100 PEOPLE TO MEET IN 2021


Ross Koenig Program manager, Virginia Values Veterans


(V3) Program Richmond


In late October, Gov. Ralph Northam announced that the Virginia Values Veterans (V3) Program surpassed its goal of hiring 65,000 Virginia military veterans by the end of his administration. Ross Koenig played a major role in the success of the initiative administered by the state Department of Veterans Services. Its goal is to connect Virginia veterans to the workforce by assisting with recruiting, hiring, training and retaining military veterans in civilian jobs. In other milestones, V3 in February certified its 1,000th employer committed to hiring veterans. Koenig has been working with the V3 team since the program’s 2012 inception, starting as its regional manager for Central and Southwest Virginia until his promotion to program manager in 2017.


JB Holston CEO, Greater Washington Partnership


Washington, D.C.


To become the fastest-growing, most successful region in the country, JB Holston says, the Capital Region, stretching from Baltimore to Richmond, needs to have the most inclusive economy. That leads him to an area of work he intends to explore in the next year: “Inclusive growth.” Holston, whose career includes senior executive positions at GE and NBC, moved to D.C. from Colorado, where he was dean of the University of Denver’s school of computer science and engineering. He took the helm of the partnership in September, leading the alliance that represents businesses employing more than 250,000 people in the region.


ME ET


Kathryn “Kate” E. Keller President, The Harvest Foundation


Martinsville/Henry County


Kate Keller was named president of The Harvest Foundation in July, after more than 20 years working for Interact for Health, a foundation in Greater Cincinnati. It was a fortuitous background to have in the midst of a pandemic. About 65,000 people live in the Martinsville and Henry County region, which saw a downturn in its furniture and textile industries in the '90s. “They sort of lost their sense of who they were when that happened," says Keller. But efforts to restore that energy in the last 10 years have paid off. A recent win was landing Poland-based Press Glass as the first tenant of a key industrial park. Up next is more funding for affordable housing, Keller says, and a campaign to become more accessible and inclusive for the whole community.


Major Transformational Projects Underway


Norfolk Resort Casino


Military Circle Mall Redevelopment


Winner of the 2020 General Purpose Website Award (Silver Rank) and the the Resiliency, Recovery and Mitigation Award (Gold Rank)


Congratulations Jared Chalk, Director 100 People To Meet


norfolkdevelopment.com 102 | DECEMBER 2020 Contributed photos


Congratulations to PNC Bank Regional President D. Jermaine Johnson on being named "100 People to Meet in Virginia." Thank you for all that you do to make our region a better place to live, work and play.


pnc.com


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