Anne Borden Evans

Background

Evans, Anne Borden was born on December 19, 1953 in Raleigh, North Carolina, United States. Daughter of Erasmus Hervey Junior and Carolyn (Cannady) Evans.

Education

Bachelor, Wellesley College, 1976. Master of Business Administration, Yale University, 1978.

Career

Vice president The MAC Group (now Gemini Consultant), Cambridge and Washington, 1978-1986. Executive officer, administrator National Gallery Art, Washington, 1986-1994. Formerly vice president, chair strategic planning committee, co-chair devel Levine School Music, 1993-1998, president board trustees, 1998—2000.

Newspaper and photograph publicity for Festival American Folklife and Jazz Concert Series, Smithsonian Institution division Performing Arts, 1975, January-August since 1976. Special project manager W National Educational Television/13, New York City, summer 1977. Member advisory committee, strategic plan. and program American Red Cross Museum, Washington, since 1995.

Trustee, chair community life/diversity committee, chair major gifts Langley School, McLean, Virginia, since 1996.

Achievements

• Anne Borden Evans has been listed as a noteworthy non-profit executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Co-chair music director search committee Immanuel Presbyterian Church, McLean, Virginia, 1998, singer/soprano soloist, since 1985. Member executive committee Levine School, 1996-2004, chair committee on trustees, since 2004. Co-founder, treasurer Nomadic Kenyan Children's Educational Fund, since 2001.

Interests

• Music, tennis, golf, hiking.

Connections

Married William Franklin Wallace, April 24, 1982. Children: William Cannady, Sara Borden.

Father:

Erasmus Hervey Evans Junior

Mother:

Carolyn (Cannady) Evans

Spouse:

William Franklin Wallace

child:

William Cannady Evans

child:

Sara Borden Evans