BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Founder and President of Reliable Penguin (managed web hosting)

Formerly: Founder of I-Silver (Internet hosting and content filter for schools), Founder of WebServ (first web hosting company in Charlotte, NC)

Attended University of North Carolina Charlotte and Central Piedmont Community College

Resides in Davidson with wife Shannon and daughter Lily '24

Shannon and Lee are the lead organizers of STEAMfest, the largest science and arts festival in the region.

Currently: VP, Power Generation at WorleyParsons

Formerly: VP at Fluor Corp.

Clemson University

Trey resides in Davidson with wife Ann and son Al '20. Their daughter Maisie '14 (Rhode Island School of Design '18), resides in Philadelphia.

Currently: Founder, Woodlawn School (2002)

Formerly: Director of Technology, Amazon.com (Seattle)

Positions at Corbis Corp., Apple, Knight-Ridder
M.S. in Computer Science from Georgia Tech
B.S. in Chemistry and Math/Computer Science from Furman Univ. (Phi Beta Kappa)

Resides in Cornelius with wife Karen. Their son, Sawyer '11 (Bowdoin '15), resides in San Francisco. Their daughter, Sydney '14 (Occidental '18), also resides in San Francisco.

Currently: Chief Investment Officer at Davidson College

Formerly: VP of Investments at Golden LEAF Foundation; Investment

Manager at Duke University

M.B.A. from Duke University
M.S. in Physics from Clemson University
B.A. in Physics from Rutgers University

Resides in Davidson with wife Miriam and children Jesse '20, Ginger '21, Adina '23, and Russell '26.

Formerly: Mayor of Cornelius, Executive Director of the American Institute of Architects, Charlotte

B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies from the University of South Carolina

Lynette and her husband Mark have three grown children, one of whom is daughter Tori '12 (Princeton '16).

Equity Partner at Womble Carlyle in Charlotte

J.D. from Wake Forest School of Law
B.A. in Economics from Duke University
Resides in Davidson with wife Sherry and children Axel, Campbell, and Declan.

Arch McIntosh retired from Charlotte Latin School in 2019 following a 43 year career in education. After three years as a college basketball coach, Arch spent the next 40 years serving in four independent schools, 32 of these years as Head of School. Upon his retirement at Charlotte Latin, he was named Headmaster Emeritus. Arch received his B.A. degree in journalism and English from Marshall University and his M.Ed degree from The University of South Alabama. He was a Klingenstein Fellow at Columbia University Teachers College in 1992. He currently does consulting work for school heads and independent and charter schools and is an executive coach.

Arch and his wife, Jennifer, live in Matthews and have three grown children.

Lindsey Edmondson brings more than a decade's worth of experience in communications to the Woodlawn Board, having held positions at global public relations agency GCI Group (now Cohn & Wolfe), and serving as director of public relations at Boys & Girls Clubs of America's national headquarters in Atlanta. Lindsey is also a certified medical technologist with experience in transfusion medicine. Currently, Lindsey serves as a docent at the Mint Museum and in a variety of other volunteer roles.

B.S., Clinical Laboratory Science, UNC-Chapel Hill

Resides in Huntersville with husband Russ and son Braden, '27

Dawn Chuprevich is a Director at Cisco Systems. Dawn and her husband John live in Davidson with their son Fenris ‘26. Dawn is co-chair of the Development Committee.

Nikki Howard is the parent of three Woodlawn students – Asher '27, Beckett '29 and Lachlyn '32.  For the past three years, Nikki has led Woodlawn’s Parent Connection and is currently serving as chair of the Green & White Gala – the school’s major annual fundraising initiative. Nikki, along with her husband Brad, and their family live in Mooresville. Nikki is co-chair of the Development Committee.

Steve Taylor is the CEO of Capstone Logistics. He resides in Atlanta and Davidson and is father to Woody ‘27. Steve serves on the Development Committee and the Infrastructure, Risk & Technology Committee.