With Weiner on board, the foundation will hold a retreat this month to create a detailed plan for attracting donors and increasing assets. Weiner, who succeeds John Farmer, provided legal and technical advice to Wachovia trust officers in four states and served as the main contact for larger institutional trust accounts. After earning his law degree from UNC-Chapel Hill, Weiner practiced law in Greensboro for three years before joining his father's travel agency, where he worked for 14 years before joining Wachovia. Farmer, who was vice president for planned giving, left the foundation in December to join Salomon Smith Barney Inc. in Greensboro. Other grants by the foundation benefited children, battered women, poor people, immigrants, the elderly, cancer victims and the overall community.
Plans are in the works to add a rooftop observatory and a planetarium in the auditorium.
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