Travis Walker is a veteran of the Navy, having served in the Persian Gulf wars. He has Bachelor degrees in Mental Health and Human Services. He currently serves children with autism.
Donnie Crenshaw, spent five years as a teacher and a counselor for the Juvenile Court system. He was with the Metropolitan Public Schools for 32 years. Now retired, he remains a staunch advocate for education.
Tonya L. Sherrell-Bond is a Nashville native of 56 years, proud Mother of 3 and Grandmother to 10 Grand-Girls and Grand-Boys. She received her associate’s degree in accounting after enrolling into college at the age of 33 where she received a distinguished “Oprah Winfrey Scholarship”. She went on to further her education at Tennessee State University with a major in Accounting and Minor in Nonprofit Management.
She is the 10-year CEO of Sherrell’s Non-Profit Accounting and Consulting Services where she passionately oversees a team that serves clients from various nonprofit sectors including Advocacy Groups, Affordable Housing Developers, Churches, Political Candidates and more.
Dianne Armington graduated from Ripley High School in Ripley, Tennessee, in 1974 and from the Northern Institute of Cosmetology in Lorain, Ohio, in 1984. She later worked at the Lorain Works steel mill before earning degrees in Business Administration and Business Management from National College in 2015.
Her professional experience includes retail, home health care, and dietary services. She currently serve as Board Secretary of the Progressive Economic Group and Secretary of the Divas and Dons Investment Club.
