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Camden County Joint Development Authority Board of Directors

Greg Lockhart – Chair

Greg Lockhart is originally from St. Marys, GA. He attended the University of Georgia for his BS in Microbiology and Emory University for a Masters in Public Health in Epidemiology. For seven years he worked for the Georgia Department of Public Health, Rome Health District, as a community epidemiologist and public health planner. Returning to St. Marys in 1996 to rejoin his family’s printing business, Greg and his wife, Sue, purchased the business in 2004. They expanded into Nassau County with the purchase of Hamilton Press in 2012 and Amelia Island Graphics in 2020. The businesses combined and operate under Launch Printing and Graphics.

His family attends Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church where Greg served on the Finance council for 8 years (5 of those as President). He is the current President of Camden House Domestic Violence Shelter, Past President-Elect of Rotary Club of Camden County, and a Past President of the Kiwanis Club of St. Marys.

He and Sue have two sons, Jared and Connor.

Royce H. Proctor Jr. – Vice-Chair

Royce has lived and worked in Camden County since 1969. Royce has worked in the Construction sector, Commercial Fishing Industry & Law Enforcement here in Camden County. Since 1984 Royce has been employed with Okefenokee REMC headquartered in Nahunta, Ga. OREMC serves electric service to six counties in Georgia and two counties in Florida.

During Royce’s career he trained in several positions and has several certifications in the electric field and Leadership. Royce has held positions in management Including Operation Supervisor for the Kingsland District. Royce is currently the Member and Community Service Representative for the OREMC service area.

Royce has been on numerous boards both locally and regionally, such as the Woodbine Citizens Steering Committee (CRAWFIH FESTIVAL), Chamber of Commerce boards of Charlton & Nassau Counties. Royce has been a board member on the Nassau Economic Development Board for several years. Royce has been a past board member of Leadership Southeast Georgia (LSEGA) and is currently serving another term.

Royce enjoys hunting, Fishing & horseback riding. As well as spending time with daughters Elizabeth & Samantha and his son John Royce also his Grandchildren.

Royce wants to see Camden County grow with quality and be the best place to live and work.

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Jim Lomis – Secretary/Treasurer

Jim Lomis is currently a Senior Vice President / Commercial Lender at Southeastern Bank where he serves the Camden County, Ga., and Nassau County, Fl. Markets. Prior to joining Southeastern Bank in 2012, he spent over 20 years with Synovus Financial Corporation. Jim was born in Tennessee, but spent the majority of his formative years in South Georgia. He moved to Brunswick, Georgia when his father was stationed at NAS Glynco prior to retirement from the Navy. Lomis graduated Brunswick High School and went on to the University of Georgia where he majored in Economics and earned a Bachelor of Science degree. He started his banking career immediately following college and has over 30 years of banking experience including management, retail & commercial lending and credit administration.

Jim has been a resident of Camden County since 2002 and remains very active in the local community. He has served, past or present, as a board or committee member for various local organizations including St. Marys Downtown Development Authority, Camden County Chamber of Commerce, Magnolia Manor Advisory Board, St. Marys Industrial Development Authority, Rotary Club of Camden County, Camden County Fairway Club and United Way. Lomis is an active member of the St. Marys United Methodist Church where he serves on various committees.

Lomis resides in St. Marys with wife, Tammy, a career elementary school teacher. They have three adult children and three grandchildren.

Tanya Glazebrook – Immediate Past Chair

Tanya Glazebrook’s business experience includes 25+ years as a CEO in both profit and non-profit corporations. She obtained a BS from Indiana State University in Journalism and English and began an early career as an investigative journalist before interests led her to participate in the executive management program at Harvard that set the stage for a corporate CEO ladder track.

As a young reporter, she left the snows of Chicago to accept a public relations job at Cape Kennedy, Florida during the Apollo missions and then moved on to Los Angeles, Cincinnati, and San Francisco for executive marketing and fund raising positions. During that time she raised more than $250 million and won a television Emmy for writing and producing a Phil Donahue special. She was the first woman appointed as President and CEO of a major market United Way and served seven years in that post in Dade County, Florida during turbulent times. Next she spent five years as President and CEO of a Miami based international strategic marketing firm and then ten years as President & CEO of a California based multi million dollar international health information company with operations in 10 countries.

Carefully selecting Camden County as a spot for retirement, she wanted to be involved in community activities that would enhance the economic growth and vitality of Camden County as a vibrant coastal community which led to her appointment to the Joint Development Authority. She has served as a member of the St. Marys Master Plan Steering Committee and chaired the city’s Senior Services Task Force. She also serves on the city’s Ethics Commission and is the Secretary/Treasurer of the Hospital Authority of St. Marys.

She continues working part-time as a freelance writer and political consultant.

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C.B. Yadav

Chandra B. Yadav is a small business owner in Camden County, Georgia. He serves on the board of the Kingsland Development Authority (KDA) as Vice Chair, Kingsland Downtown Development Authority (KDDA), Kingsland Tourism as Chair, Camden Partnership, the Camden County Chamber of Commerce, Georgia Chamber, and Coin Operated Amusement Machine (COAM) as Secretary. He served on the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) board in 2013-2014. He also attended Camden Leadership 2010, Southeast Georgia Leadership 2018 and Leadership Georgia 2018. CB earned his bachelor’s degree in Computer Science & Engineering. He and his wife Sugandha have two son’s, Aditya and Shivansh Yadav.

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Danny Wheeler

Daniel “Danny” Wheeler has lived in Camden County since 2005. He is a successful real estate investor and developer and has successfully owned and operated several businesses in Camden County, he has also been a licensed real estate broker since 2008. Danny has been a part the Planning and Zoning Commission in Kingsland for 10 years and has served as the Vice President of the Habitat Board since 2019. Danny and his wife, Shelly, have beautiful children and say they love Camden County. He says he enjoys serving on the Joint Development Authority Board because it gives him an opportunity to serve the community that has provided so much to him and his family.

Mark Boswell

Mark Boswell grew up in Jacksonville, Florida and is a proud veteran of the United States Air Force. Mark served the federal government in various leadership capacities for nearly 37-years, recently retiring at the end of 2023. He moved to wonderful Woodbine in 1998 and has volunteered his time as a Woodbine City Council Member; Mayor Pro-Tem; Woodbine Downtown Development Authority Chair; and youth soccer coach.Mark and his wife Kathleen have twin daughters, one at Tech and one at UGA. When Mark isn’t spending time with family, he enjoys renovating old homes and buildings, participating in physical fitness, being outdoors, and especially fishing.

Mark looks forward to serving all of Camden County on the Joint Development Authority.

Rachel McNaull Baldwin

Rachel began her education at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College earning a career diploma. While living in several Georgia communities she attended the University of Georgia and Kennesaw State University, eventually earning advanced degrees from Valdosta State University. She began her career as an educator in Camden County in 1987 teaching at the middle school and college level. During most of her career she coordinated internships, co-ops, apprenticeships and post-secondary dual enrollment for high school students.

Her experience both as a student and educator strengthened her passion to advocate for a brick and mortar technical college to serve Camden County and contribute to developing our local workforce. Since 2006, she has served as chair of the Camden County Workforce Development Committee and participated in numerous projects focused on diversifying Camden’s workforce through academics, technical skills, work readiness, experience and occupational outlook.

She keeps up with numerous Georgia communities through her sewing and quilting interest along with regular trips to North Georgia to spend time with her two grandchildren, Jack and Janie. She is very proud of her son, Mack Baldwin, Principal of Oglethorpe County Middle School in Lexington, Georgia.

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