Junior League of Dallas Announces New Board of Directors
The Junior League of Dallas (JLD) recently installed its new Board of Directors for the 2026 – 2027 year, all of whom are committed to advancing the Junior League of Dallas’s impact across the Dallas community. Through the proactive leadership and engagement of the League’s trained volunteers, the newly appointed Board of Directors will continue to harness the power of women, champion voluntarism, and address the city’s most urgent needs.
The 2026 – 2027 Junior League of Dallas Board of Directors includes:
Lauren Combest, President
Courtney Johnson, President-elect
Jessica Stillwell, Administrative Vice President
Sarah Hantak, Communications Vice President
Lexi Holt, Community Vice President
Sarah Keller, Development Vice President
Priscilla Wood, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Vice President
Nina Threets, Financial Vice President
Hannah Galvan, Membership Vice President
Annmarie Chiarello McInerney, Secretary
Audrey Maxwell, Signature Projects Vice President
Megan LaDriere White, Strategy Vice President
Jessica Berend, Training Vice President
Jennifer Tobin, Sustainer Advisor
“This year, we’re embracing the power of helping every member shine through meaningful training, connection, and service,” said Lauren Combest, 2026 – 2027 president of the Junior League of Dallas. “When women are equipped with the tools and confidence to grow as leaders and volunteers, their impact reaches far beyond our organization. By investing in each member’s success, we strengthen our League and create an even brighter future for the Dallas community.”
If you would like to learn more or get involved with JLD, please visit the JLD website.
ABOUT JUNIOR LEAGUE OF DALLAS
The Junior League of Dallas believes that by harnessing the power of women, we create lasting change, develop leaders who uplift their communities, and build a legacy of volunteerism, compassion, and a shared commitment to a brighter future. Founded in 1922, JLD is one of the largest Junior Leagues in the world, as well as the largest and oldest training organization for women in Dallas. Uniquely member-run, JLD provides approximately 50,000 hours of volunteer service and $1 million in funding to area nonprofits each year. JLD’s 4,000+ members have access to leadership opportunities through thousands of cumulative hours of experiential and formal training annually. For more information, please visit JLDallas.org or follow JLD on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
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