The Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame Foundation has elected its new board members and officers for 2013. Pat Alger is the organization’s new chair and Ken Paulson is the vice-chair. Layng Martine, Jr. will continue to serve as secretary and Mike Dye will continue to serve as the board’s treasurer. The announcement was made today (Jan. 11) by outgoing chair John Van Mol, CEO of DVL Public Relations & Advertising.
“After years of hard work by so many former and current board members and through the generosity of numerous friends and music industry leaders, the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame will at last become a physical reality,” said Alger via a statement. “At this exciting time, it is a tremendous honor to be elected Chair of this all-volunteer board, made up of these great songwriters and dynamic business leaders. There is still a lot of work to do and money left to raise, but what an incredible team we have in place to do it.”
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