Background
Mampre, Virginia Elizabeth was born on September 12, 1949 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Daughter of Albert Leon and Virginia S. (Joboul) Mampre.
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Virginia Elizabeth Mampre
Edit ProfileEducation
Bachelor with honors, U. Iowa, 1971; Masters degree, Indiana U., 1972; special certified, Harvard University, 1981.
Career
Harris Intern, Window To The World-television Station, Chicago, 1972;
assistant director, Window To The World-television Station, Chicago, 1972-1973;
produced and director, WSIU/WUSI-television Station, Carbondale, Illinois, 1973-1974;
instructor, Southern Illinois U., Carbondale, 1972-1977;
progressive and produced manager, WSIU/WUSI-television, Carbondale, 1974-1977;
progressive director, KUHT-television Station, Houston, 1977-1983;
president, Victory Media, Inc., Houston, 1984-1989;
president, Mampre Media International, Houston, since 1984. President A.I.C.B.; consultant Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Washington, 1981-1983. Advisory county Public Broadcasting Service, Washington, 1981-1983.
Board and programming chairman So.Edn. Communications, Columbia, South Carolina., 1978-1983. Board directors TVPC.
Program board Eastern. Ednl. Network; board directors International Festivals Events Association, since 1994. Member board, chairman fundraising IFEA Foundation, since 1996.
Speaker, presenter in field, Europe, Asia, Australia, South America.
Achievements
Membership
President board directors Houston Finance Council, since 1983. President Child Abuse Prevention Council, Houston, 1984-1997. Board directors Child Abuse Prevention Network,1990-1997.
Chairman, Board Of Directors, gala chair Crime Stoppers Houston, since 1984. Chairman exhibitions Mayor's 1st Hearing, Children and Youth, Houston, 1985-1988. Founder, board directors Friends of WSIU-television, 1974-1977.
Chairman Evening Guild St. John the Divine, St. Kevork/ACYO National sports fair, 1990. Representative for Houston 2d World Conference on Mayors, Japan, 1989. Member Executive Board National Committee To Prevent Child Abuse, 1990-1997.
Board of Governors Houston Read Commission, since 1995. Member of national faculty Center for Children's Issues, 1995-1997. Board directors Federation of Houston Professional Women Foundation, 1996-1996, 98-, Operation Rainbow, since 1997, board gala chairman.
Member American Women in Radio and television (national vice president 1986-1990, award 1987, president Houston chapter 1990, board directors since 1985), Houston Federal Professional Women (president, delegate 1986-1993, chairman 1994), National Association Ednl. Broadcasters (presenter national convention 1975-1976), Texas Lyceum (vice president, board directors 1990-1996), Dephians, National Association for Programming television Executives, Federation Houston Professional Women Ednl. Foundation (board directors since 1994), Center for Business Women's Development (board directors 1993-1994).
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Nationality
American -
Religion
Episcopalian -
Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Fellow Will Keith Kellogg Foundation, Battle Creek, Michigan, 1987-1990. Recipient award for Excellence President Private Sector, White House, Washington, 1987,Ohio State University, Columbus, 1983, Feddersen award for excellence in Public television Indiana U., Bloomington, 1981, Heritage award Child Abuse Prevention Council, 1990, Dona J. Stone Founders award National Association for Preventionof Child Abuse, 1990. Named among Outstanding Women Volunteers for community, civic and professional contributions, Federation Houston Professional Women, 1989. Honoree Woman on Move, 1997.Fellow Will Keith Kellogg Foundation, Battle Creek, Michigan, 1987-1990. Recipient award for Excellence President Private Sector, White House, Washington, 1987,Ohio State University, Columbus, 1983, Feddersen award for excellence in Public television Indiana U., Bloomington, 1981, Heritage award Child Abuse Prevention Council, 1990, Dona J. Stone Founders award National Association for Preventionof Child Abuse, 1990. Named among Outstanding Women Volunteers for community, civic and professional contributions, Federation Houston Professional Women, 1989.
Honoree Woman on Move, 1997.