Brandi Fisher
Keep McIntosh Beautiful (KMB) has named Brandi Fisher its new Executive Director, effective October 1. She succeeds Julie Sowell who has served in the position since 2016 and will now be joining the KMB Board of Directors. Fisher will be responsible for day-to-day operations of the volunteer non-profit, the local affiliate of Keep America Beautiful and one of 78 state affiliates in the Keep Georgia Beautiful network.
“I’m very excited about taking on the role of Executive Director for Keep McIntosh Beautiful,” says Fisher. “I look forward to serving the community and am dedicated to helping lead efforts to ensure the beauty of the place we call home is protected and maintained.”
Most recently, Fisher has been employed with the Coastal Georgia Area Community Action Authority as a Development Assistant. Many in McIntosh County may know her from the McIntosh County YMCA, where she served as business manager for five years. She also has previous experience in the hospitality industry, and has volunteered with Habitat for Humanity. Fisher grew up in Brunswick and has lived in McIntosh County since 2012. She and her husband Al Fisher have a two-year old daughter, Tilly. The Brunswick High School graduate is currently pursuing a General Business degree through Troy University.