New members have joined the GLOW NC Board of Directors, according to a news release.

GLOW is a nonprofit foundation behind the Girls Leadership Academy of Wilmington, or GLOW Academy.

New to its board of directors are: 

• Amanda Miars, a corporate and estate planning attorney with Murchison, Taylor & Gibson
• Alighiery "Ali" Mendoza, senior study startup and regulatory specialist with Syneos Health – Genentech Roche
• Mark Moroz, executive vice president, head of product, at Live Oak Bank
• Katrina Redmon, CEO of the Wilmington Housing Authority

And GLOW CEO Todd Godbey was recently appointed to the N.C. Charter School Advisory Board.

As an advisory board member, Godbey "will consider state rules guiding all aspects of charter school operations, including standards and criteria for acceptance and approval of applications, monitoring of charter schools, and renewal or revocation of charters," stated the release.

The state charter school advisory board also reviews applications and makes recommendations to the N.C. Board of Education for final approval of charter applications, officials said.