The Board of Directors of the Regional Cancer Center Corp (RCCC) has named Sherri Black, Campbell Brown and Mary Griffith as new directors. The RCCC is a community advisory group that provides advocacy and support for the James Graham Brown Cancer Center.

Black is the owner of Black Box, Inc., Marketing and Advertising in Louisville. She is an adviser for Patient and Family Centered Care at the University of Louisville Hospital, James Graham Brown Cancer Center. She also serves on the University of Louisville Hospital Quality Board. Black is a graduate of the Art Institute of Houston.

Brown is the director, Southern Comfort Americas and Vice President of Brown-Forman Corporation. He is a board member of Avon Old Farms School, Avon Connecticut, Republic Bank & Trust Company, and is an Honorary Chair of the Just For Kids Campaign of the Kosair Children’s Hospital. He is a graduate of Rollins College and the University of Miami.

Griffith is the former senior associate vice president for communications and marketing at the University of Louisville. She previously was vice chair of National City Bank’s Kentucky operations. She has served as a board member of the Downtown Development Corp, KentuckianaWorks, and University Medical Center, as well as a trustee of Centre College. She is a graduate of Centre College.

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Regional Cancer Center Corp. (RCCC) is the community oversight board for the James Graham Brown Cancer Center.  Formed in 1977, the RCCC Advisory Board led the effort to unite UofL’s cancer specialists and patient services under one roof.  Today, the James Graham Brown Cancer Center is a key component of the University of Louisville’s Health Sciences Center and UofL Health Care.  As the region’s leading academic, research, and teaching medical center, its patients benefit from the latest medical advances, often long before they become available in non-teaching settings.  The Brown Cancer Center is affiliated with the Kentucky Cancer Program and the National Cancer Institute.