Children’s Museum of Atlanta leadership is pleased to announce the addition of four new members to its board of directors. The new appointees are Fabiola Charles Stokes, Head of Global Sites Strategy at Google, Inc.; Tracy Reznik, Director at Jabian Consulting; Dr. Seema Csukas, Vice President, Market Chief Medical Officer at CareSource Georgia; and Matthew Tollenaer, Senior Vice President at PNC Bank.

"It’s an honor to welcome to these outstanding individuals on our board," said Edwin Link, Executive Director of Children’s Museum of Atlanta. "Their exceptional expertise and care for our children are priceless resources that will continue to elevate the Museum and further enhance its impact within the community."

Fabiola Charles Stokes serves as Head of Global Sites Strategy for North America at Google, Inc. In addition to her new role supporting the Museum, she combines her experience in developing social impact and community outreach strategies across corporate, public and non-profit sectors with a passion for supporting her local community through formerly held positions as Vice President of Communications and External Affairs at the Make-A-Wish Foundation, as well as Community Relations Officer at the American Red Cross. Stokes also serves on the board of directors at the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and the board of governors at the Georgia Chamber of Commerce.

An experienced leader in management consulting, Tracy Reznik leads the People Strategies team at Jabian Consulting. She currently serves on the New Member Committee of the National Charity League Sandy Springs Chapter and has previously contributed to the Atlanta community as the Board Chair of Organization Change Alliance and a board member of Dress for Success Atlanta. Reznik brings a wealth of experience in leadership strategy development, stakeholder management, change design, and executive coaching to her new role at the Museum.

In her role at CareSource, Dr. Seema Csukas is the Vice President and Market Chief Medical Officer for the Georgia Market. She fosters connections between the state, healthcare providers and community organizations, all in pursuit of health and well-being initiatives that aim to enhance the quality-of-care outcomes for Georgia families. Through various board positions, including the Emory University Population Health Community Advisory Board, the Georgia School-Based Health Alliance and the Healthcare Georgia Foundation, Dr. Csukas brings years of experience as a leader and a pediatrician invested in community engagement and improvement to her position on the board of the Children’s Museum of Atlanta.

Prior to joining PNC, Matthew Tollenaer served as Vice President of Global Commercial Banking at Bank of America. Tollenaer is currently the Senior Vice President at PNC Bank, and has been serving since 2012 in Corporate Banking, specializing in debt financing, mergers & acquisitions, treasury management and foreign exchange. Displaying a dedication to his community, Matthew is an engaged parishioner at the Cathedral of Christ the King, where he fervently participates. This devotion to his community and also his commitment he shows by coaching within a local youth athletic program is an asset to the Children’s Museum of Atlanta Board of Directors.

In addition to the new officials to the board of directors at the Museum, the board welcomes five new Executive Committee members. The members are Chairwoman Serena Levy, Immediate Past Chairman Andrew H. Chang, Secretary Heather Balkema, Treasurer Brandon Duaney and General Councilwoman Sarah MacKenzie.