- January 22, 2025
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The Boys & Girls Clubs of Volusia/Flagler Counties board of directors has unanimously named Dr. Camesha Whittaker-Samuel as the new chief executive officer.
Effective on Jan. 20, Whittaker-Samuel brings over two decades of experience in nonprofit management, education technology and community advocacy to her role, according to a press release. Prior to joining BGCVFC, Whittaker-Samuel served as the chief learning and innovation officer at the Propel Center in Atlanta, Georgia, where she led virtual campus operations, overseeing product development, instructional design, curriculum innovation and faculty development.
“I am honored to serve and lead the Boys & Girls Clubs of Volusia/Flagler Counties as CEO," Whittaker-Samuel said in the press release. "This organization represents hope, opportunity, and transformation for the young people in this community. I am committed to advancing our mission by expanding future-focused programs, strengthening community partnerships, and fostering innovation to ensure every child has the resources to thrive.”
Prior to her role at Propel, Whittaker-Samuel served as the inaugural director of the BJ Moore Center for Faculty Innovation at Bethune-Cookman University, of which she is an alumna.
As CEO, Whittaker-Samuel will be responsible for leading the BGCVFC’s strategic direction, overseeing operations, financial management, program development, brand reputation, talent recruitment, resource development and stakeholder relationships, the press release states.
