Polston Chosen For Key New Role At United Way
News Release

Randy Polston
WARSAW — The United Way board of directors has announced the appointment of Randy Polston as chief relationship officer, effective Monday, Aug. 25. In this newly created position, Polston will focus on strengthening relationships with donors, corporate partners and community stakeholders across Kosciusko and Whitley counties to advance United Way’s mission of improving lives and building stronger communities.
Polston brings extensive experience in relationship management and deep community connections to the role. His appointment reflects United Way’s commitment to rebuilding and enhancing the relationships that connect the organization with the supporters who make the agency’s work possible throughout both counties, according to a news release from United Way.
“We are thrilled to welcome Randy to our United Way family,” said Juli Eckel, board chair. “His deep roots in our community and natural ability to connect with people make him the perfect person to help us strengthen our relationships across Kosciusko and Whitley counties. Randy’s appointment represents our commitment to rebuilding the trust and partnerships that are so essential to serving both of our communities effectively.”
The chief relationship officer position was created as part of United Way’s strategic focus on strengthening community connections across both counties. Polston will work with the board to reconnect with longtime supporters while building new relationships.
“I am honored to join United Way during this important time in the organization’s history,” said Polston. “Having deep connections in both Kosciusko and Whitley counties, I understand how much our communities care about helping their neighbors. I’m excited to reconnect with longtime friends and supporters while building new relationships that will strengthen United Way’s ability to serve families throughout both counties.”
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