# Charlotte Mecklenburg Library Board of Trustees

Type: Company

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## Timeline

- **2026-08-20**: Appointment publicly reported — Local outlets report the hire, including Myers' first priorities: filling two leadership vacancies and spending more time with workers.
- **2026-08**: Board selects Myers as permanent CEO — The Board of Trustees picks Myers as chief executive officer in early August, making her the first woman to lead the system.
- **2025-05**: Turner departs; Myers becomes interim CEO — CEO Marcellus "MT" Turner leaves, and Myers steps in as interim CEO while the board conducts a nationwide search.
- **2024**: Three-year strategic plan launched — The library launches a three-year plan organized around four pillars: prepare and excel, welcome and access, learn and engage, and the new main library project.
- **2012**: Myers joins the library system — After five years at Mecklenburg County's Department of Social Services, Myers moves to Charlotte Mecklenburg Library approximately 13-14 years before becoming CEO.
- **2011**: Myers earns MBA — Angie Myers completes a Master of Business Administration degree, roughly 15 years before her CEO appointment.

## Recent coverage (1 stories)

### First Female CEO Takes Helm of 500-Worker Library After 15-Month Search
2026-08-24 02:05:37 · Sentiment: Neutral · Impact: 5/10 · Sources: 2

Charlotte Mecklenburg Library names Angie Myers its first female CEO after a 15-month interim run and a year-plus nationwide search. For HR leaders, it's a succession case study: an internal finance-and-operations executive promoted to lead a 500-worker, 70%-plus-female workforce — with two leadership vacancies to fill on day one.
Full story: https://gethrbrief.com/story/charlotte-library-first-female-ceo-500-workers

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