Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest County have named Mary Mollway as President/CEO. Mollway will be responsible for the strategic planning and operation of the Club in support of its mission and goals. Her leadership position will include providing direction and support to the Board of Directors in the development of their goals.
Mollway comes to the clubs with a rich background working with children. The majority of her experience comes from her twenty years in the public school system as a teacher, assistant principal and curriculum coordinator. She has worked with children in some capacity since age 18, volunteering as a youth group leader and Sunday school teacher; tutor; group home administrator; foster parent; and as the Founder and Executive Director of the New Vision Autism Center.
“We feel very fortunate to have Mary Mollway on board as our new President and CEO,” said Tony Berardino, the Chairman of the Board of Directors. “With her vast experience and passion for working with children, our board looks forward to a long and productive working relationship with Ms. Mollway.”
Mollway has a BA in English from CSU San Bernardino, a MA in Educational Administration from Azusa Pacific University, and both a California teaching credential and administrative services credential.
“I am extremely honored to have been entrusted as the steward of Boys and Girls Clubs of Southwest County,” said Mary. “It is my desire that we are known as a community organization that is committed to meet with the needs of our children and families with integrity and transparency.”
“In the next five years, I envision the club expanding our services and our clubhouses and working together with the local school districts, municipalities, and community organizations to develop meaningful programs and services that are responsive to the needs of our neighborhoods,” concluded Mollway.
