Nanette has been named executive director of the Shelter Island Historical Society, and plans to make the island her home base.
Her new position starts March 1. "I'll continue to work on my Florida projects, but will be headed up to Shelter Island in April," Nanette writes. "I'm excited about reconnecting with Shelter Island, and hope this means I will see family more frequently."
Nanette will continue to work on planning, marketing, communication and development projects for businesses and non-profits in Florida through Charlotte Pelton & Associates of Palm Beach Gardens.
At the Shelter Island Historical Society, Nanette's primary mission will be raising money for the non-profit organization. She said it's not yet clear how much she'll be traveling back and forth. "I think it's going to be a bit challenging to figure out."
Nanette's daughter, Courtney, is remaining in Florida, working as a legal assistant. She'd also be interested in opportunities in the New York area, her mom says.
Here's a report on Nanette's new position from the Staten Island Reporter.
Monday, February 20, 2012
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