Ronayne to succeed Walker Doyle

In this file photo, from left are new Community Mediation Upper Shore Executive Director Cameron Ronayne, retiring Community Mediation Upper Shore Executive Director Penni Walker Doyle, Nina Arnold and CeCe Wilson, the 2020 Women and Girls Fund Award recipient.

CHESTERTOWN – The Board of Directors of Community Mediation Upper Shore, Inc. (CMUS) is pleased to announce the appointment of Cameron Ronayne as its new Executive Director. Ronayne succeeds Penni Walker Doyle, who will remain with CMUS on a part-time basis, serving as an advisor to Ronayne and to the Board.

Ronayne first joined CMUS in 2018 as a volunteer, applying her studies in Conflict Analysis and Dispute Resolution from Salisbury University. She was soon offered a position as a program coordinator with CMUS and has since been leading CMUS’ partnership efforts with Queen Anne’s County Public School (QACPS), a partnership expansion that began development in 2019.


  

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