Graham, N.C. - The Alamance Community College (ACC) Foundation is proud to announce new leadership appointments that will guide the organization into its next era of growth, partnership, and student-centered support.
Jack Overacre Appointed ACC Foundation President
Beginning January 1, 2026, Jack R. Overacre, Jr., will assume the role of President of the Alamance Community College Foundation, serving a two-year term from 2026-2028.
A 1969 graduate of the Technical Institute of Alamance, Overacre brings more than five decades of executive experience to the position. A recent retiree from his role as Vice President of Global Delivery Excellence at Kyndryl, and a long career at IBM in various international operational and leadership posts, his decades of service, commitment to educational advancement, and community impact make him a strong successor for the Foundation’s top leadership role.
Overacre follows outgoing President Jackie Cole, whose term concludes on December 31, 2025. Cole’s leadership has strengthened the Foundation’s mission to support ACC students through scholarships, programming, and donor engagement. The College extends its deepest appreciation for her dedicated service and vision during her tenure.
New Board Members Join ACC Foundation
The Foundation is pleased to welcome two newly appointed board members who will begin service alongside Overacre:
Chip Foushee
Senior Vice President and Commercial Relationship Manager, First Horizon National Corporation
Foushee brings more than 35 years of experience working with privately held companies across North Carolina. With deep expertise in commercial banking, client advising, and value-centered financial strategy, he contributes strong market insight and collaborative leadership to the Foundation Board.
Suzanne McCoy
Senior Vice President of Marketing and Client Services, Samet
With nearly 25 years of experience in marketing, sales, and corporate communications—including leadership roles at Lowe’s Companies, United Technologies (Raytheon), and Samet—McCoy offers a dynamic background in brand strategy, public affairs, and organizational development. She was recently recognized by the Triad Business Journal as an Outstanding Woman in Business (2024).
These appointments reflect the continued growth and forward momentum of the ACC Foundation as it expands its efforts to remove barriers, champion student success, and strengthen partnerships across Alamance County and the region.
About Alamance Community College
Founded in 1958, Alamance Community College (ACC) serves more than 10,000 students annually through curriculum, continuing education, and workforce development programs. Located in Graham, NC, ACC is a cornerstone of education and economic development for Alamance County and the surrounding region. With a focus on innovation, accessibility, and student success, the College prepares graduates to be workforce-ready and empowers learners of all ages to achieve their educational and career goals.