Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), A Corporation Board
Stephanie Anthony
Allentown, Pennsylvania
Bethany Benz-Whittington
Lacey, Washington
Carla Campbell
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Kent Grimes
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
Christopher Holland
Dresher, Pennsylvania
Olivia Hudson Smith
Denver, Colorado
Noha Khoury Bailey
Huntington, West Virginia
Rebecca Kirkpatrick
Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
Hailey Malcolm
Caledonia, Michigan
Mary Martin
Alpharetta, Georgia
Jason Micheli
Irvine, California
Frank Pottorff
Lexington, Kentucky
Kathy Trott
Woodland, California
Amy Williams Fowler
Franklin, Massachusetts
Zayn Silva
Middle Village, New York
The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), A Corporation (“A Corp”) is a corporate entity of the General Assembly. Established in 1799, it holds funds and title to property. A Corporation provides business services for the PC(USA). It is accountable to the General Assembly and works closely with all PC(USA) agencies. A Corporation stands at the intersection of the business world and the church. A Corp is governed by a 14-member board of directors, elected by the General Assembly using a process outlined in the A Corp bylaws.
The staff of A Corp is the Administrative Services Group (ASG). ASG provides the services of Finance/Accounting, Legal and Risk Management, Human Resources, Global Language Resources, Research Services, and Stewardship and Funds Development. It also provides support services such as Information Technology and Distribution Services. ASG’s goal is to help ministries flourish through its ministry of administration.
Alejandra Sherman
Executive Assistant for the President
Administrative Services Group
[email protected]
Open Meeting Policy
As approved by the 209th General Assembly (1997) and amended by the 218th General Assembly (2008), the Open Meeting Policy applies to the General Assembly and its related entities and work groups.
Meeting Minutes & Papers
A Corporation Board meeting minutes and papers are available to the public to review.