Queen of the Valley Foundation Names New Board Members

February 21, 2018 Providence News Team

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Queen of the Valley Foundation announced a change in its Board of Trustees leadership in January. Entrepreneur Kass Simon has been named chair of the board; Lydia Mondavi, founder of 29 Luxury Goods, is incoming vice chair; wine-industry veteran, Paula Kornell, has assumed the role of secretary; and vintner, Paul Woolls, of O'Shaughnessy and Progeny wineries is the incoming treasurer.

The board has also added two new members, Erin Simms of Price Simms Family Dealerships, who joined the board last month, and Certified Public Accountant, Wendell Coats, who joined in mid-2017.

Queen of the Valley Foundation will host its iconic fashion show, Reach for the Stars, A Queen’s Celebration on Saturday, March 31, 2018. It will hold its signature event, Generous Heart on Saturday, September 22, 2018.

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