Galina Savoye
Galina Savoye is the CEO and owner of Winston Girls Club, a branch of Social Club Collective LLC, where she is building a vibrant membership community designed to connect women through curated events, social experiences, and meaningful introductions to local businesses. With a passion for fostering relationships and supporting her local economy, Galina has created a space where women can build friendships, expand networks, and feel a true sense of belonging.

She holds degrees in Dance and Early Childhood Education from Western Michigan University, along with minors in math and science—an academic background that reflects both creativity and structure, qualities she brings into her work as a business owner and community builder.

Originally from Michigan, Galina enjoys returning to visit family, where she loves spending time sailing. At home, she enjoys a quieter pace of life with her husband and their two cats. Whether hosting events or cultivating connections, Galina is deeply committed to strengthening community ties and creating opportunities for women to thrive both socially and professionally.

Jenna Smith-Parker
Jenna Smith-Parker is the Co-Founder and Assistant Director of Monkey’s Wish Foundation, a nonprofit she launched alongside her fiancé in honor of their beloved ferret, Dook—affectionately known as Monkey—who passed away after battling Disseminated Idiopathic Myofasciitis (DIM). Through the foundation, Jenna works to raise awareness of this rare and often fatal autoimmune disease in ferrets, while advocating for access to life-saving treatments that can give these animals a second chance.

Her passion for animal welfare extends well beyond her nonprofit work. In 2020, Jenna founded Foster/Adopt North Carolina, an advocacy community dedicated to rescuing shelter animals across the Southeast from euthanasia. She is a committed “adopt, don’t shop” advocate and strongly supports spay and neuter initiatives.

Jenna graduated Cum Laude from the University of North Dakota with a Bachelor of Arts in Social Science and a minor in psychology. Soon to be married to a Marine Corps veteran, she shares her home with six ferrets—Maddie, Hattie, Happy, Banjo, BB, and Meeps—and two dogs, Rose and Doppler, all of whom inspire her mission every day.

Anna Howe
Anna Howe is the Founder and CEO of Anna Howe Designs and Matchstick Studio, two creative businesses dedicated to helping clients tell their stories through thoughtful, elevated design. After nearly a decade of building a highly sought-after custom wedding stationery studio known for its deeply personal and detail-driven approach, Anna expanded her expertise in 2025 by launching Matchstick Studio, where she now helps service-based businesses refine their brand and digital presence to attract aligned clients.

With a degree in Business Administration and a concentration in Information Systems from Catawba College, Anna blends strategic thinking with creative vision to deliver impactful, client-centered work. Her passion lies in creating designs that not only look beautiful but also communicate meaning and purpose.

Anna lives in Yadkinville with her husband, Brett, their energetic three-year-old twin girls, and their two mischievous but lovable shelter cats, Willie and Waylon. Deeply rooted in her community, she is an active supporter of local businesses and takes pride in contributing to the growth and vibrancy of the Yadkinville area.

Amy Bush
Amy Bush serves as the Director of Marketing and Communications at Imprints Cares, where she brings more than 30 years of experience in education, youth development, and business operations to her role. A dedicated and creative leader, Amy is responsible for elevating the organization’s brand, strengthening community partnerships, and sharing its impact in ways that resonate deeply with families and stakeholders. Her long-standing involvement with Imprints Cares gives her a unique perspective and a genuine passion for its mission.

Amy began her professional journey as a K–5 art teacher with Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools, where she spent over three decades inspiring creativity and self-expression in her students. In addition to her work in education, she and her late husband owned and operated Players Trophy & Awards, combining her artistic talents with entrepreneurial experience.

She holds a master’s degree in Elementary Education from Appalachian State University and a bachelor’s degree in art from Meredith College. Outside of work, Amy enjoys painting, baking, walking, and spending time with loved ones. She is a proud mother to her son, Jeremy, and enjoys spoiling her grand dog, Winston.

Michele Carter
Michele Carter is the Executive Director of Riverwood Therapeutic Riding Center, where she combines a lifelong passion for horses with a deep commitment to serving individuals with disabilities. A native of Winston-Salem, Michele grew up on her family’s farm in nearby Pfafftown and has spent more than three decades immersed in the equestrian world.

Michele joined Riverwood in 2022 as Equine Manager and quickly advanced into leadership, becoming Interim Executive Director in June 2025 before officially stepping into the role later that year. She is a PATH Intl Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructor and an Equine Specialist in Mental Health and Learning, and she regularly advocates for the impact of equine-assisted services through regional speaking engagements.

She holds a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry with a Pre-Physical Therapy focus from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Her career has also included roles in social services and operating her own equestrian facility in Asheville, where she supported individuals impacted by trauma. Outside of work, Michele enjoys outdoor adventures with her husband, Alex, and their son, Samuel, along with gardening, nature, and time spent with horses.