2024 SEFAA Board of Directors Ballot
Each individual member and each organizational member of SEFAA is entitled to vote for the slate of candidates for the SEFAA Board of Directors. Your vote is very important!  It directly affects the operations and future of SEFAA: As a primarily volunteer organization, your Board of Directors handles membership, programming, general marketing, fundraising, and long-term planning for SEFAA. Also, at least ten (10) percent of eligible voters must cast ballots for the election to be valid.

Ballots must be received by 3 pm on February 24th. You can:
  • Vote virtually by completing this form.
  • Print a copy of this form (right click and select print) and email it to info@fiberartsalliance.org, 
  • Print a copy of this form and mail it to: SEFAA, 3420 W. Hospital Ave., Suite 103, Chamblee, GA  30341.
  • Submit your ballot in person at our Annual Meeting at the SEFAA Center starting at 2:00 pm on February 24th.
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Candidates
Current Directors:
  • Karen SanMillan is standing for election to the SEFAA Board of Directors for a second 2-year term. She was elected to the Board in 2022.
  • Current directors Katrina Stone, Betsy Stark, Diana Quinn, Swaantje Sass, and Kristen Nicholas will remain on the Board. Their terms expire in February 2025.
Incoming Directors:
  • There are no incoming directors on the ballot but you are welcome to add a write-in candidate.
Outgoing Directors:
  • Current directors Jolie Fainberg and Gale Evans are retiring from the Board after serving as Director for four years. Please help us thank them both!
Please vote yes, no, or abstain for each candidate. You may also choose to vote for a write-in candidate of your choice. *
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Karen SanMillan
Name of write-in candidate (if any):
Your initials (Individual members) or your Organization name (organizational members). *
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