Who's Who Staff KENDALL FISHER
Kendall has 16 years of experience managing non-profit organizations including extensive experience in program development, strategic planning, fundraising, grant-writing, publicity and staff/volunteer management. She holds a B.A. in Sociology from Miami University including coursework in Historic Preservation. She has also has 21 years of hands-on preservation experience. She began her first (part-time) preservation-related job in Columbus, Ohio, in 1987, and continues to perform masonry, plaster, woodwork and window repair on a part-time basis today. She also offers living proof that preservation begins at home: when she isn't on the job, Kendall is at home restoring her own historic house in Northside. Kendall was named Executive Director of Cincinnati Preservation Association in March of 2004 after serving as Associate Director for 2 years. She also serves as one of nine appointed members of the City of Cincinnati’s Historic Conservation Board. Margo Warminski
Ms. Warminski has worked in the historic preservation field in the Cincinnati area for over twenty years. Prior to joining CPA, she worked as a historic preservation consultant specializing in historical research, architectural surveys, and nominations to the National Register of Historic Places. Her special interest is urban vernacular architecture: buildings that tell the stories of ordinary people. From 2000 to 2004 she worked with us as a part-time consultant. In addition to preparing Register nominations and preservation tax credit applications, her many tasks included researching and writing the program for our annual May house tour. Ms. Warminski holds a B.A. in English language and literature from the University of Michigan and studied Community Planning, with a concentration in historic preservation, at the University of Cincinnati. Not only is she an accomplished preservationist, but she is also an excellent writer! When she isn't busy at work, she is restoring a 1907 workingman's cottage in the East Row Historic District of Newport, Kentucky, of which she is the second owner. Rebecca Stone
Rebecca attended University of Cincinnati, where she majored in Real Estate and earned a Business Administration degree. She has over 20 years of experience as an Administrative Assistant working directly with company Presidents, Vice Presidents, and Chief Financial Officers. She has also worked as a real estate agent, and she’s a Notary Public. As if all of that wasn’t enough, Rebecca also has a passion for preservation and recently bought a historic house. Lynn Jacobs
Edward E. Dohrmann
Timothy M. Burke
John P. Mellott
Shakila Ahmad
Dr. Compton Allyn
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As CPA's Preservation Director, Margo Warminski coordinates the technical preservation-related tasks at CPA. Her areas of responsibility include research, advocacy, providing design-review opinions, assisting with easements, educating the public about preservation through monthly programs and assisting with agency events and publicity.