The SFBOA leadership is made up of elected individuals with a variety of business interests and experiences.  We are a cohesive group of community leaders with a true heart for Southern Fauquier businesses.  Please feel comfortable contacting us with questions regarding our organization.  Thank you for your interest!

Directors and Officers

Officers

President - Lynne Cox
      540-439-2606   Midland Christian Academy

President Elect- Matthew Smith
      540-439-3266   Smith-Midland Corp.

Secretary - Kim Bloom
      540-439-7030   WAIVASIR

Treasurer - Rozanne Kelley
      540-439-0748   Rozanne K. Kelley, P.C.

Directors

Larry Kemper - Chairman of the Board
      540-439-1386   Lois Volunteer Fire Department

Trina Shannon
      540-439-3282   Fifield-Helm Agency

Jessica Pritt
      540-439-1401   BB&T

Susan Eicher Kemper
      540-439-9301   Generations Flowers for all Occasions

Mary Ann Stewart
      540-439-1395   Happy Trails Western Wear

Jessica Wilson
      540-347-2700   The Fauquier Bank

Heidi Darnell
      540-439-1401   Affordable Automotive

Allison Clark
      540-439-2606   Clark Brothers

Dennis A. Taylor
      540-788-9330   Paradigm Solutions

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The Corporation is organized for the following purposes:

(a) To promote the general interests of all business entities located in Southern Fauquier County,
(b) To enhance awareness of developments and proposals affecting all business interests in Southern Fauquier County and,
(c) To undertake any action consistent with these purposes not prohibited by law.

There are three classes of membership, i.e., regular, affiliate, and honorary.

Any lawful business entity (individual, partnership, association, corporation, or other business) located within and doing business in the Lee and Cedar Run districts outlined in the Articles of Incorporation shall be eligible for regular membership in the Corporation, subject to approval of the Board of Directors. A business entity may have only one regular membership. Separate business entities having the same ownership may have separate regular memberships subject to approval of the Board of Directors, who shall give consideration to concentration of voting power and such other matters in the best interests of the Corporation as they deem appropriate.

Full copy available upon request.