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Board members and leadership credited with steadying Workhouse development, Reiser says
Summary
Tim Reiser credited the Workhouse board and specific members — including Sharon Bulova, Vincent Gurl and Joe Lohate — with guiding the site's recovery and called board leadership a key factor during COVID and the subsequent revival of the arts campus.
Tim Reiser listed several board members and credited strong leadership for recent progress at the Workhouse Art Center. He praised Sharon Bulova for patience and said the board "ran the entire operations" during the COVID period. Reiser named Vincent Gurl as chair and cited members including Caroline Blanco, John McGrenahan, Joe Lohate and Scott Sizer.
Reiser singled out Joe Lohate as someone who "stepped up" in recent years; Hill agreed and noted the county's ongoing support for the board. The exchange emphasized the role of volunteer and appointed leaders in stewarding a complex, historically constrained redevelopment project and suggested continued reliance on county support and engaged board members to move next phases forward.
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