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Organization
Sister Cities of Nashville is an active volunteer organization
connecting Nashvillians with friends around the world through cultural exchange and community partnership. It is a chapter
of Sister Cities International, which developed from a program begun in 1956 by President Dwight Eisenhower to promote international goodwill through citizen
diplomacy. Nashville's official sister cities are Belfast, Northern Ireland; Caen, France; Crouy, France;
Edmonton, Canada; Magdeburg, Germany; Mendoza, Argentina; and Taiyuan, China. Sister Cities of Nashville was incorporated in 1990 as a 501(c)3 not-for-profit corporation.
The board of directors is elected by the membership.
Board of Directors
Mayor Karl Dean, Honorary Chairman
David Briley, President
Burkley Allen,
Vice President
Gail Vaughn Ashworth, Vice President Rita Richardson, Vice President
Julie Allen, Treasurer
Joel
Dark, Secretary
Eve Vaupel Abdo
Anita Baltimore Douglas Berry Bob Bogen Alan Bostick Alex Brandau (Board Intern) John Branham
Elizabeth Worrell Braswell
Judge Thomas Brothers Sang Chun Barbara Cobb
Steve Cobb Kirmanj Gundi
Steve Haggard Garry Jackson
Carlyle
Johnson
Tracy Kane
Kim Lilly Blewett Melton
Philip Rasico LaWanna Shelton
Judge Marietta Shipley Jackie Shrago Gary
Thompson
Leo Waters Celeste Wilson
Katherine Wilson
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