LADP News:
Nearing its three-year anniversary and having experienced substantial growth, the Los Alamos Daily Post has assembled a Citizen Advisory Board (CAB) as a resource to tap into for information and feedback.
The Los Alamos Daily Post began its operations at a residence in White Rock, moved within a few weeks into shared space at The Hive on N.M. 4 and several months later into a small office in the Small Business Development Center in Los Alamos. With its continued growth in readership and revenue, in June the paper moved its headquarters to a large space at 1247 Central Ave, in downtown Los Alamos.
Since the paper launched Feb. 7, 2012, the mission has been to report on the activities of local neighborhoods, businesses, schools, faith based organizations, the County and Laboratory. The goal in assembling this CAB is to ensure that the newspaper is providing balanced coverage of all these facets of the community. Having access to high-quality expertise such as the members of the newspaper’s newly formed CAB will enhance its ongoing success.
The Los Alamos Daily Post is pleased to announce its CAB members:
Bill Enloe – Finance/Economic Development
Bill Enloe is the executive vice president of Peters Corporation. He served as Los Alamos National Bank’s chief executive officer and worked in various capacities at the bank for 42 years. He is committed to economic development efforts and is chairman of the Governor’s Business Advisory Council, Los Alamos Economic Development Research Park Committee and the New Mexico Banker’s Association Legislative Committee. Enloe also is treasurer of the New Mexico Economic Development Corporation. Additionally, he serves as a member of the Boards of Directors of the State Private Equity Investment Committee, Los Alamos Technical Associates, Inc., MIOX Corporation, and is a member of the Los Alamos National Laboratory Foundation, the Industrial Business Development Advisory Board and Quality New Mexico Judges Panel. Enloe holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics from Eastern New Mexico University.
Jim Hall – Technology/Government
In 2000, Jim Hall was appointed by Gov. Gary Johnson and confirmed by the Senate to serve as the first Chief Information Officer for the State of New Mexico. During that appointment he developed New Mexico’s first IT strategic plan. By building relationships among diverse state staffing leaders, he created a technology planning process for each state agency. From this work, he developed a consolidated state IT budgeting and funding process, which secured each agency’s technology commitments for the future. Hall served on the Los Alamos County Council. He served as chair in 2008 and was elected to a second term in 2010. He was appointed to the House of Representatives by Gov. Susana Martinez in 2010 to fill the vacancy left by the death of Jeannette Wallace. Hall also worked as a Division Leader at Los Alamos National Laboratory for 12 years and later as a strategic planning consultant. Hall holds an undergraduate degree in Math and a masters in management.
Marvel Harrison – Wellness/Mental Health
Marvel Harrison has a private psychology practice in Los Alamos. With a background in education, nutrition and psychology she has enjoyed a multifaceted career as an author, a small business owner, in public health and for 20 years her work as a wellness consultant, education specialist, and therapist took her to all 50 States and four continents for workshops and speaking events. She served on Gov. Toney Anaya’s Health Advisory Board, the New Mexico School Nurse Advisory Committee, the National Maternal Child Health task force on suicide, was past president of the New Mexico Dietetic Association and is currently active on the University of Virginia Semester At Sea Counseling and Psychology Committee and is Board President of First Born Los Alamos. She cofounded a charitable organization with a mission of supporting Cambodian orphanages and opened 16 rural village preschools for children and language schools for women. Harrison holds a Doctorate in Psychology from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
Fr. Glenn Jones – Faith Based Community
Fr. Glenn Jones served in the U.S. Marine Corps as 2nd Lieutenant. He resigned commission as captain to pursue civilian life. Returning to school at the University of Texas at Austin, he received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Petroleum Engineering. He worked for Texaco in oil and gas exploration and production until the fall of 2003 when he entered Holy Apostles Seminary in Cromwell, Conn., to pursue his calling to the priesthood. In May 2008, he was ordained a Catholic priest for the Archdiocese of Santa Fe. He took over as pastor of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Los Alamos in 2013. Jones holds a Master’s Degree in Theology from Holy Apostles Seminary.
Jack Killeen – Public Safety/Security
Jack Killeen’s career in security police forces has taken him on assignments across the globe. He served as the Physical Security Division Leader at Los Alamos National Laboratory before retiring June 21, 2013. He currently serves as general manager of the SOC-Los Alamos Protective Force. Killeen’s expertise includes consultation and program development in leadership in large organizations with a focus on security, safeguards, protection of nuclear materials and weapons, homeland security, vulnerability assessment, law enforcement, anti-terrorism, emergency management and response, and human performance improvement. He holds a Master’s Degree in Psychology from Catholic University, a Master’s Degree in Personnel Management from Colgate University and a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminology/Sociology from Rutgers University.
Katy Korkos – Culture/Art
Katy Korkos is the program specialist at Los Alamos County Library System where she manages the library’s art collection, the Authors Speak series, the Upstairs Art Gallery and other programs. Her background in arts and culture reaches back to her childhood, when she attended plays and light operas in the San Francisco area, visited museums from San Francisco to Paris with her family, played the piano and sang in choirs, all the while reading voraciously. She has been a working studio artist since arriving in Los Alamos in 1983. Korkos has served on the board of the Los Alamos Concert Association, is a past member of the Los Alamos Artist Studio Tour, and is deeply interested in the history of Los Alamos and the Los Alamos Historical Society. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in German Literature from the University of California at Santa Cruz.
Susan O’Leary – Marketing/Advertising
Susan O’Leary was the vice president of advertising at The Washington Post before moving to Los Alamos after her husband accepted a position with the Los Alamos Field Office. Throughout her 12-year career at The Washington Post, O’Leary ran a large operation that involved sales, customer service, and production functions; a 500 person team of union and non-union employees; and a customer base of more than 30,000. She managed a number of projects designed to simplify workflows, better align operations with strategic goals, cut costs, and introduce technology to allow employees to focus on high value work. She also created new revenue streams to grow business. O’Leary holds a MBA from New York University
Kurt Steinhaus – Science/Education
Kurt Steinhaus is director of the Community Programs Office at Los Alamos National Laboratory. His work is focused on education, economic development, and community giving. Most recently, he served as education policy advisor for Gov. Bill Richardson and subsequently was asked to serve as Deputy Cabinet Secretary of Education. He has a Master’s Degree in Music and a Master’s Degree in Computer Science. His Doctorate is in Educational Leadership and Organizational Learning.
