Nagy with a sutureless aortic valve.
a new project for the facility that will include classrooms and
a retail shop for residents to learn valuable social skills and
receive entrepreneurial training.
“West Virginia American Water has been a longtime friend
and community partner of Golden Girl Group Home, and
we are pleased to be part of this expansion project that will
contribute significantly to the facility’s rehabilitation efforts,”
says West Virginia American Water President Robert Burton.
“We are honored to be part of supporting these young ladies
as they prepare for the next chapter in their lives.”
Golden Girl Group Home plans to open the resource center
for its residents in the spring of 2020.
Chamber of Commerce of the Two Virginias
Names New President and CEO
According to Nagy, chief of cardiac surgery at Mon Health
Medical Center, this specific device enhances the surgical
approach to an aortic valve replacement and is designed for any
patient, especially complex cases. Offering this procedure leads
to less time spent in the operating room and a short recovery for
patients. Patients experience improved outcomes that reduce
post-operative complications.
West Virginia American Water Donates
$20,000 to Golden Girl Group Home for
Learning and Development Center
West Virginia American Water has announced a $20,000 gift
to Golden Girl Group Home in Ceredo, WV. The funds will sup-
port the Golden Minds Center for Learning and Development,
The Chamber of Commerce of the Two Virginias is pleased
to announce that Jeff Disibbio has been named president and
CEO. Disibbio is a life-long resident of Mercer County and
has worked in the banking industry for 17 years. He was
involved in both the Princeton and Bluefield chambers of
commerce before the two merged, and he served as the chair
for the adult and youth leadership groups for the last 11 years.
“I am both humbled and blessed to have this opportunity
to work with local business and government to further the goal
of revitalizing our region,” he says. “With new and continued
collaborations, we can achieve unity on a regional level that
will provide a strong business and economic structure for
our area. I am excited and encouraged with the direction our
region is heading and cannot wait to be part of the journey.”
Build a Fund.
Build a Community.
Let the Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
make your giving easy and impactful.
Michelle Foster, Ph.D., President and CEO
Kristin Mounts, CPA, CFO
P. O. Box 3041
Charleston, WV 25331
p: 304.346.3620
tgkvf.org
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