At his last meeting as the president of the Reston Association’s Board of Directors, Andy Sigle shared the changes he has seen in the past year and his proudest accomplishments as the association’s leader.
Sigle first joined the board in 2011 and was elected as the president last year.
“When I began the term this past spring, things were in a little bit of a tumult,” Sigle said at last night’s meeting (March 21). “We were without a permanent CEO. The CFO had recently resigned. The board was in a big transition.”
Bringing stability and positivity to the association were his personal goals as the board’s president, he said. “I think we have done that and thank you.”
Sigle shared his top three accomplishments:
- co-leading the charge against a proposed density increase for the Planned Residential Community (PRC)
- passing the RA’s budget
- hiring the new Chief Executive Officer Hank Lynch
The new board is set to select its new president after the elections for five uncontested seats end in early April.
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