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Adrienne K. Lumpkin Joins United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County Board of Directors
Raleigh, N.C. (Aug. 18, 2011) – Adrienne K. Lumpkin, president of Alternate Access®, a leading provider of Voice over IP phone systems and related communication solutions, is getting in touch with her inner artist by serving on the Board of Directors for the United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County.
"Given my longtime interest and volunteer involvement in education and the arts,” Lumpkin explained, “I am thrilled to be working with United Arts – an organization that brings so much arts education to our schools and the public."
Beginning a three-year term, Lumpkin was installed on July 1, 2011 along with 10 other new board members who, along with existing board members, represent a variety of businesses, industries and communities. According to the United Arts Council, “These members were elected to the board because they possess creative ideas and unique skills that will help United Arts build upon fundraising and community initiatives to benefit the arts throughout Wake County.”
A longtime art lover, Lumpkin has served on the board for and volunteered at Raleigh Little Theater, as well as being a member and patron of the N.C. Museum of Art over the years. Lumpkin looks forward to supporting the United Arts Council’s mission, particularly in a role of enhancing arts in education.
"Each of my own children has taken on different artistic interests during their journeys through the public school system,” explained Lumpkin. “Seeing the impact the arts have had on them has solidified my belief in education of the whole child – combining core courses with the arts. I am excited to help the United Arts Council continue their programming in Wake County schools and for the public at large.”
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About Alternate Access
Founded in 1993, Raleigh, North Carolina-based Alternate Access provides intelligent business phone systems to small-business and branch-office clients locally and nationwide. Their innovative phone system solutions help increase profits by boosting staff performance and efficiency, enhancing customer service, and adding management reporting capabilities - all while decreasing labor, infrastructure, and recurring monthly costs. Products include Voice over IP phone systems, fax servers, unified messaging, Web collaboration, interactive voice response and call center applications, headsets and specialty phones. By employing extensive experience and best practices, award-winning Alternate Access works in partnership with its customers to build creative yet cost-effective solutions. For more information on Alternate Access visit www.AlternateAccess.com.
About United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County
The United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County, based in Raleigh, NC, was incorporated in 1990. Our mission is to build better communities through support and advocacy of the arts. The United Arts Council offers grants to schools, organizations, communities and individual artists. United Arts also provides services to the community such as advocacy, resource development, professional/leadership development and special projects. The grants, programs and services of United Arts reach over 1.2 million people annually in Wake County. This year’s funding will support over 690 public music, dance and theater performances, festivals and art exhibitions; over 3,700 classes/workshops in the arts for youth outside of school; and 147,000 hours of programming in 137 Wake County schools.