Staff

George Seaborough, Coordinator/Executive Director is a native of Savannah and is married to Youth Minister Tyneise Seaborough. He graduated from Savannah High and holds a B.S. in Political Science with a minor in Education and a Master’s of Public Administration from Savannah State University. He is a member of Branded Hearts International Church and President of Twickenham Neighborhood Association.

George served in leadership roles as a Union Organizer for SEIU, Field Director for Young Democrats of Georgia, Interim Director of SSU Community Future Corporation, Loaned Associate for United Way, and Freshman Experience Professor at Savannah State University.  In his spare time he has led high school students on several college road trips to South Carolina and throughout Georgia, severed as a volunteer adviser to help students prepare for the Harvard Model United Nations competition, and educated students on the political process of campaigns. “All my life I have searched for a career that would have a direct impact on the lives of the people in Chatham County, and it is through the dedicated work at Chatham-Savannah Citizen Advocacy I am confident that I will accomplish that goal.”

Kathy Bohannon, Administrative Coordinator has lived in Savannah for more than five years and has worked in various administrative roles throughout her career. “I am excited to be joining Chatham-Savannah Citizen Advocacy and to be able to be a part of a long-standing and needed grassroots organization. This is my dream job as I know firsthand how important it is to help people who are segregated and isolated be a part of the community.”

Chatham-Savannah Citizen Advocacy has announced that Robert (Rob) Douberly Jr. has stepped into a new role as Associate Coordinator with Chatham-Savannah Citizen Advocacy. Rob is a Chatham/Savannah native who was previously a craftsman by trade and has worked at Thunderbolt Marine Inc. He was first introduced to Chatham-Savannah Citizen Advocacy in 2014. He has been an advocate for ten years and was on the Board of Directors for three years. Rob stated, “In my professional and volunteer roles, I’ve taken great pride in my work, the people I do it for, the friendships I have built, and the joy of helping, learning, and teaching others. The key factor that attracted me to the role of Associate Coordinator is the values and principles of Chatham-Savannah Citizen Advocacy. The organization is built on building a one-to-one relationship between people that do not ordinarily get to meet, and those relationships have given me a glimpse of true community in Chatham County.”