Helen Joanne Ammen

Background

Ammen, Helen Joanne was born on February 10, 1944 in Greensboro, North Carolina, United States. Daughter of Russell Marcus and Clara Katherine Ammen.

Education

Student, Kernersville Wesleyan College, 1965-1967; student, High Point College, 1987.

Career

Secretary, The White House, Washington, 1972-1977; assistant to former president, Gerald R. Ford Transition Office, Washington, 1977; staff assistant, unites states department Energy, Washington, 1978-1979; director special projects, Republican National Committee National Federation Republican Women, Washington, 1979; director library, Republican National Committee, Washington, 1979-1981; director, White House Library & Research Center, Washington, 1981-1984; director foundation relations, Bowman Gray School Medical Wake Forest U. and North Carolina Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 1984-1990; acting director development and alumni affairs, Bowman Gray School Medical Wake Forest U. and North Carolina Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem, 1990-1991; executive director development and alumni affairs, Bowman Gray School Medical Wake Forest U. and North Carolina Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem, since 1992.

Achievements

• Helen Joanne Ammen has been listed as a noteworthy Fund raiser, consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board of directors Young Women’s Christian Association, Winston-Salem, since 1989, member finance committee, since 1988, resource development committee, since 1989. Member National Association Fund Raising Executives, National Association Hospital Development, Council Advancement and Support Education, Association Academy Health Centers (government relations representative since 1987), Association Academy Medical Centers (group on public affairs).

Interests

• Avocations: theatre, travel, music, creative writing, photography.

Connections

Father:

Russell Marcus Ammen

Mother:

Clara Katherine Ammen