meet the CRIER staff! Shellisa joined the Junior League of Charlotte in 2018. She enjoys serving the community and helping others. Professionally, Shellisa is the Vice President of Learning & Development at LPL Financial. She oversees the development of all training content for over 4,000 employees and 17,000 financial advisors. As an active member of her community, Shellisa currently serves on the McCrorey YMCA Board of Managers where she was recognized as a 2019 George Williams Award winner. Shellisa is a published author and enjoys writing editorial commentary in her free time. Shellisa is a loving wife, mother and friend.
Shellisa Multrie Reporter Tammy Capone Stanard is a marketing and business professional with 25 years experience across the telecommunications and automotive industries. Currently, she is an Account Executive with Good Brand Company working on integrated marketing programs as a contractor. Tammy is a graduate of Michigan State University where she got an Executive Masters of Business Administration and The University of New Haven where she got her Bachelor of Science degree. Tammy was born and raised in Connecticut and has enjoyed living in many states over a 20 year period. In her free time she enjoys reading, traveling and meeting new people. Tammy and her husband Patrick relocated to Charlotte 2 years ago to be closer to family. Through the Junior League Tammy is looking forward to building great friendships and giving back to the community.
Tammy Stanard Reporter Tramayne was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY and has lived in Matthews, NC since 2017. In her spare time, she enjoys creating social media content and spending time with her family. Tramayne currently serves as the JLC’s Assistant Communications Council Manager.
Tramayne Osbourne Reporter / Assistant Communications Council Manager
Terri White Terri White is a native of Pittsburgh, PA and transferred to the JLC in 2019 after her career
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brought her to Charlotte. She is a product manager and regularly advocates for diversity of race, gender, and thought in technology. Ever committed to service, she volunteers with a number of community-focused groups in addition to the Junior League including the NAACP, her own Valentines for Vets program, and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. In addition to The CRIER, she currently serves on the JLC Archives Committee and will be a part of the Meetings Committee for the 2020-21 League year. 7
