Christina has called Berryville home since 2011. She recently retired as owner/operator of the fair trade gift shop, My Neighbor and Me, in order to have more time for aging parents. Christina has over 30 years in retail experience as well as numerous years serving with non-profits. Christina serves as a member of the Economic Development Advisory Committee for the Clarke County Board of Supervisors. As President of the Board of Directors, Christina brings administration & organizational skills.

Andrew has called Berryville home since 2013. He serves the community as a local REALTOR®. Before transitioning into real estate, Andrew served as a High School Coach in Loudoun County. Andrew and his wife Hayley have two girls and a Golden retriever named Rocky. As the Vice President of the Board for Berryville Main Street Andrew will organize & oversee the social media and marketing.

Ashley Tibbens has called Berryville home since 2012. She and her husband, Ryan, have three young children. Ashley comes to Berryville Main Street with extensive experience managing nonprofits and small businesses. In recent years, she's earned recognition from the Loudoun 100, Loudoun 40 Under 40, Who's Who in America, as well as from her employers and organizations. Ashley strives for happiness and success both personally and professionally, and she's eager to offer that same dedication and enthusiasm to Berryville Main Street.

Helena Goldberg is a piano/voice/composition instructor, classical pianist, bassist and vocalist of the musical group Akris, owner of The Goldberg School of Music, LLC in Berryville, VA and CEO of Green Sloth Records, Inc, a student co-founded and organized 501(c)3 nonprofit record label. She is a member of the Board of Directors of the Main Street Chamber Orchestra, located also in Berryville VA, as well as a Board of Directors member of Berryville Main Street.

Sharon has been a Berryville resident since 2021. She brings many years of professional and personal volunteer experience to Berryville Main Street, including serving on a Main Street Board in Illinois. Her professional experience includes Real Estate Sales, Bookkeeping and professional Notary Public services. Her mobile notary business has allowed her to meet many Clarke County neighbors and business owners. She looks forward to merging her business skills, entrepreneurial spirit, and commitment to community while serving as a member of Berryville Main Street. Sharon has been married to her husband Keith for 36 years and they have 2 grown children, 2 dogs and a cat. She enjoys gardening, reading, hiking, and shopping around town!

Sarah Hogue is a Loudoun County native who recently moved to Berryville, Virginia in 2022.  Sarah is the owner, manager, and master stylist of Lavish Studios, a full service salon located in the town of Berryville.  She graduated from Bene’s International School of Beauty in 2009 then worked for the Aveda Institute & The Salamander Resort & Spa over the next decade.  She won “Best of Loudoun” from 2020-2023. Sarah has utilized her passion for beauty behind the chair as well as to educate the next generation  of  stylists through her state accredited apprenticeship program.   

Sarah has two beautiful children and two dogs.  She spends her free time outdoors, cooking, and cheering on her kids at their sporting activities!  

Kristin MacDonald ( Kris ) is the Chief Technology Whisperer of Arboria Technical Solutions. She has been a “fixer” all her life, spending time in the garage with her father as soon as she could walk. She began the first ten years of her technology career working with 3D building design software, and consulting for an Autodesk software reseller. Eventually, she moved into IT Operations (technology systems, security, support etc.). She then spent ten plus years supporting enterprise organizations and managing teams of IT Administrators and Specialists.

Kris holds a Bachelors in Liberal Arts Degree from Harvard University where her focus of study was Computer Science. She loves to teach others the skills needed to understand and diagnose technology issues. Her empathy, and focus on the human experience when it comes to technology support set her apart from the crowd. When she is not “fixin’ stuff” you can find her hiking in Shenandoah national park, walking downtown with her two little dogs, or painting with acrylics and watercolors.