Fred Williams
Fred served as NHHA President from 2000-2003.
Gene Saunders
Gene served as NHHA President from 2004-2007.
Rebel Webster
Rebel served as NHHA President from 2007-2016.
Judy Switzer
Seat Crime & Security Chair Email js@northwoodhills.org Phone 214-801-7273 Judy Switzer and her husband Bruce have lived in Northwood Hills since 1990. She is the broker/owner of her real estate company, Judy Switzer & Associates. Judy and Bruce’s kids attended Northwood Hills Elementary. Son Brett is an attorney and lives with his wife in Atlanta. Daughter Jillian lives in Santa Monica, CA and heads up business development for AirMap, a start-up that dynamically maps airspace for commercial and recreational unmanned aircraft systems (drones), navigation, and recreation. Within NHHA, Judy’s primary focus is on security and crime prevention efforts, managing the security patrol officers, tracking and reporting incidents, and working closely with Dallas police. “Security services and crime prevention are the number one priority for our members, and therefore NHHA,” she says. “We will continue to explore and evaluate every opportunity to enhance safety in the neighborhood.”
Janet Marcum
SeatPresident Emailjm@northwoodhills.org Phone469-371-1085 Janet and Jeremiah Marcum moved to Northwood Hills in 2013 and have two young sons. Janet is a Broker for Marcum Real Estate and holds her CPA license. Jeremiah works as a Software Development Manager at Cisco. After receiving her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Accounting from Texas Tech University, Janet worked as an auditor for Clifton Gunderson in Amarillo and then as an SAP Analyst for Merit Energy in Dallas. “I was impressed with the sense of community I felt when moving into this neighborhood. I also recognized and appreciated the benefits of NHHA and immediately signed up to be a member. I have enjoyed helping out with the many beneficial projects that NHHA offers, and look forward to further serving my fellow residents in the role of President.”
Mitra Shamsa
Seat Area 1 Email ms@northwoodhills.org Phone 214-695-0006 Mitra Shamsa moved to Northwood Hills from the Richardson area in 1995. She has been in real estate with Ebby Halliday for over 25 years, since 1992. Being familiar with Dallas neighborhoods, when it became time to find a home for her and her children, she realized that Northwood Hills had what she was looking for. She was drawn to the beatiful, mature trees, the safety of the neighborhood, and the great public schools. Both Mitra's children attended Richardson ISD public schools and she was an active participant in their activities with Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, and sports. Mitra was program chairperson at Women's International Club of Dallas. Mitra is a member of NHHA because she believes the only way a neighborhood becomes safe and thrives is if the homeowners are active and involved in their community. She and her husband live on a very friendly street where everyone knows each other, looks after each other, and gets together at least once a year to socialize.
Glynn Newman
Seat Advisory Email gn@northwoodhills.org Phone 469-223-3582 Dr. Glynn Newman has worked in the City of Dallas as the budget analyst for housing and in the City of Irving in the budget office. He is also a City of Dallas Commissioner who is currently sitting on the Dallas Police Departments Automated Red Light Enforcement Commission. Glynn is a professor of Political Science and Public Policy at Eastfield College. He brings to the board knowledge of how to maneuver through the city bureaucracy in order to maintain the reputation and quality of life in Northwood Hills. Glynn earned a degree in Political Science from St. Edward’s University in Austin and a Masters of Public Administration from St. Mary’s University, San Antonio. He also studied Political Ecology at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA, and earned a doctorate degree in Public Policy from Walden University, Minneapolis Minnesota. Glynn and his wife Dr. Sharon Newman have two children and have lived in Northwood Hills since May of 2006, relocating from West Plano. The mature trees and location drew them to the neighborhood. “Northwood Hills is a great place to raise a family. I look forward to being able to [...]
Hunter McGrath
Seat Area 3 Email hm@northwoodhills.org Phone 972-978-0873 Hunter McGrath has been involved in commercial real estate for many years, most recently as a Vice President at PNC Real Estate. He currently considers himself semi-retired, with more time for hobbies and serving his community. He and his wife Victoria are long-time members of NHHA and have been residents of Northwood Hills for more than 10 years.
Sharon Venable
Seat Area 4 Email sv@northwoodhills.org Phone 214-212-4016 Sharon Venable and her husband, Charlie, have lived in Northwood Hills since 1996. She discovered NWH while driving around with her daughter, who is an interior designer. The house they chose needed a lot of work and they still feel like they are making it their own. Sharon is very concerned about what happens inside Northwood Hills and feels like serving on the Board will help her contribute to our neighborhood's success. Sharon's long career includes Community Relations with ATT, COO and other executive positions at the Dallas Regional Chamber, creating the first community relations initiative for Texas Women's University, and establishing her own interim CEO consulting company. Sharon is a consummate volunteer and can't say no. She and Charlie have two grown children and 2 grandchildren, who are embarking on their first year of college.
Cristi Sliter
Seat Area 5; Secretary Email cs@northwoodhills.org Phone 214-442-0970 Cristi and Ken Sliter moved to Northwood Hills in 2009. Cristi graduated from SMU with a BA in Communications and works in marketing. She enjoys cooking, reading and renovating her home, which feels like an ongoing project. “We didn't know Northwood Hills existed when we started our home search. Our agent mentioned it, so Ken and I jumped in the car to check it out. When we turned into the neighborhood and saw the mature trees and generous sized lots, we knew we wanted to make Northwood Hills our home.”