Will Vincent Named THON 2024 Executive Director
Now that THON 2023 is in the books, the organization is already planning for next year’s fundraiser. To get things moving, THON named Will Vincent as the executive director of THON 2024.
Vincent, a senior who’s majoring in mechanical engineering, previously served as THON 2023’s Special Events director. He also worked as the Alumni Engagement director for THON 2022, an Alumni Engagement captain for THON 2021, and a Donor and Alumni Relations committee member for THON 2020.
We are incredibly excited to announce the Executive Director for THON 2024, Will Vincent! We are thrilled to see the impact that your leadership will make on the entire THON Community as we make strides in the fight against childhood cancer, For The Kids®! pic.twitter.com/4qdGsO9SP3
— Penn State THON(@THON) March 18, 2023
“I wanted to serve as a director so that I would have the chance to focus all my efforts on an organization that has not only introduced me to so many amazing people and brought me so much joy during my time at Penn State, but one that has also touched the lives of so many children and families for decades,” Vincent told Onward State earlier this year.
In the coming weeks, Vincent will get to work filling out the rest of THON 2024’s executive committee.
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