Caren Enloe

Partner, Smith Debnam Narron Drake Saintsing & Myers, LLP

Caren has practiced law in the Raleigh Durham area since 1990.  She leads Smith Debnam’s Consumer Financial Services Litigation and Compliance Group where she advises banks and other consumer finance entities regarding federal and state consumer protection laws and regulations.  Caren previously served as PTA presidents at both Fuquay Varina Elementary School and Holly Ridge Middle School.  She has also served as the Chair of Middle Creek High School’s Business Alliance.  Caren is the parent of two (Caroline and Garrett).  Caroline both played and coached at Triangle and was a team member of the Triangle’s first Courts for Kids trip to Costa Rica in 2014.  

Sherry Fadool  -  President and Executive Director

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Fadool has served as Triangle’s Executive Director since July, 2011 after serving as Associate Director. Fadool began working with Triangle in 2006 to provide marketing and operations support for Triangle’s newly commissioned facility. Fadool’s focus on compliance, governance, and operational excellence provided the stability and structure needed to manage Triangle’s unprecedented growth during this time. She was hired as Triangle’s Director of Business Operations in 2007 and promoted to Associate Director in 2009. In 2013 Fadool led the expansion of Triangle’s Globe Center facility from four to seven courts allowing for significant team and program expansion. Her innovative approach to organizational development and business operations have helped distinguish Triangle as a market leader in youth sports. Her leadership is central to Triangle’s mission-focused approach and its strong commitment to grow the sport of volleyball.

Fadool has been instrumental in the development and implementation of Triangle’s extensive year-round slate of volleyball training. Her strength in strategic marketing management has played a key role in Triangle’s emergence as one of the premier clubs in the nation. Fadool has contributed to the comprehensiveness of Triangle’s club-wide training program by leading several injury prevention initiatives including the installation of an orthopedic subfloor, incorporation of the PowerCore 360 hitting curriculum, and development of Triangle’s physical therapy interface with Trinity Wellness. These efforts to advance safety in sport led to Triangle’s selection in 2013 as one of five finalists for the National Council of Youth Sports S.T.R.I.V.E. award.

In 2009, Fadool planned and executed on an eight-week time frame MAPL Raleigh, a 12-court convention center tournament which was the first-ever such event in Raleigh. In 2016 Triangle added the City of Oaks Challenge, a three-day event at the RCC over the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday weekend. The ongoing success of MAPL Raleigh and the introduction of City of Oaks Challenge has firmly established Triangle’s reputation among city leaders and the local business community as a respected contributor to downtown economic growth. These contributions are among those which led to Fadool’s selection in 2014 as a recipient of USA Volleyball’s Robert L. Lindsay Meritorious Service Award. Her contributions and that of Triangle to the economic development of downtown Raleigh were recognized in 2016 when Fadool received the most prestigious honor from the Greater Raleigh Convention and Visitor’s Bureau, the Thad Eure, Jr. Memorial award which recognizes an individual or group who has made significant contributions to Wake County's hospitality industry.

Fadool was elected to the Junior Volleyball Association's [JVA] Board of Directors in 2015 and currently serves as chairman of the America Volleyball Coaches Association [AVCA] Club Awards Selection Committee. Fadool has presented multiple times at the AVCA annual conference and has participated in multiple webinars for the JVA.

Fadool holds a B.S. in Chemistry from Central Michigan and a M.S. in Chemical Engineering from Michigan State University. She has over 20 years of leadership experience in community organizations and the not-for-profit industry. Sherry and her husband, John, live in Raleigh. They have two adult children, Jeff and Michelle [Triangle Class of 2010].

Mike Marks

Southeast Regional Sales Manager, Atmel Corporation

Mike was co-founder, director and coach of SpikeForce Volleyball Club for six years.  In 2008 he joined Triangle Volleyball Club as a coach for 14 Blue, finishing in second place in the Carolina Region and qualifying the team for USAV Junior Olympic Nationals.  Mike served in various coaching positions at Triangle for 5 years. Originally from Ohio, Mike and his wife, Nancy, came to North Carolina to complete his graduate degree in electrical engineering at NC State. They currently reside in Apex where Mike also serves as a member of the Town of Apex’s Planning Board. They have two children who both have ties to Triangle; Kristi as a student-athlete and Jennifer as a coach.

Board Member since 2016 

Sandy Quinn

Co-Owner Quinn Consulting LLC

Sandy holds a B.S. in both Mathematical Sciences and Psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University.  Sandy has over 15 years of experience providing clinical data management and statistical consulting to the pharmaceutical industry.  Sandy was employed by A.H. Robins and Glaxo Inc. before starting her own consulting company with husband Joe in 2010.  The Quinn’s have one son Tripp (played golf for East Carolina University) and two daughters, Kaitlin (Triangle Volleyball Class of 2011) and Erin, (Triangle Volleyball Class of 2014, Randolph Macon College). Sandy and her husband Joe live in Morrisville.

Board Member since 2016

Alan Slay  -  Chair

Director of Event Programs, RTP-based national organization