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Pine Lake Preparatory board approves Finalsite website redesign contract and authorizes First Tryon Advisors to solicit bond-refinance proposals
Summary
At its Jan. 22, 2025 meeting the Pine Lake Preparatory Board approved a contract with Finalsite for a website redesign and authorized First Tryon Advisors to solicit proposals for a financial advisor to assist with bond refinancing; both motions passed with no abstentions recorded.
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The Pine Lake Preparatory Board of Directors voted Jan. 22, 2025, in the Upper School Seminar Room to approve a contract with Finalsite for a website redesign and to authorize First Tryon Advisors to solicit proposals for a financial advisor to support a potential bond refinance.
The board also approved the Dec. 18, 2024 meeting minutes at the start of the meeting. The minutes approval motion was made by Sarah Phillips and seconded by Fred Shilmover and was recorded as passed.
The website redesign contract with Finalsite was presented as an item under financial matters. The motion was moved by the Finance Committee (Bobby Peterson) and seconded by Brie Leggat Johnson; the transcript records the motion as passed. Separately, the board approved a request for First Tryon Advisors to solicit proposals for a financial advisor related to bond refinancing. That motion was also moved by the Finance Committee (Bobby Peterson) and seconded by Bryan Thurtle-Schmidt and was recorded as passed. The recorded minutes do not specify contract amounts, timelines, selection criteria, or implementation details for either item.
The agenda also listed December financial and fundraising dashboards; the transcript records those presentations but does not show additional board action on them. No abstentions or roll-call tallies are recorded in the transcript for the motions noted.
The meeting proceeded to administrative items after the financial votes.
