Rose Flenorl

Director/Board Member at RENASANT CORPORATION

Net worth: 405 959 $ as of 30/06/2026

68 year

54 connections

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Rose J.
Flenorl currently works at Renasant Corp., as Independent Director from 2023, Renasant Bank, as Director from 2023, University of Mississippi Foundation, as Director, The Lorraine Civil Rights Museum Foundation, as Director, and FedEx Corp., as Manager-Global Citizenship from 2001.
Ms. Flenorl also formerly worked at International Paper Co., as Manager-Community Relations.

Known holdings in public companies

Company	Date	Number of shares	Valuation	Valuation date
RENASANT CORPORATION 0.01%	28/04/2026	9,543 ( 0.01% )	405 959 $	30/06/2026

Rose Flenorl active positions

Companies	Position	Start
RENASANT CORPORATION	Director/Board Member	25/04/2023
FEDEX CORPORATION	Corporate Officer/Principal	01/01/2001
Renasant Bank Renasant Bank Regional BanksFinance Operates as a state commercial bank	Director/Board Member	25/04/2023
University of Mississippi Foundation University of Mississippi Foundation Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Functions as a foundation or endowment	Director/Board Member	-
The Lorraine Civil Rights Museum Foundation The Lorraine Civil Rights Museum Foundation Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services The Lorraine Civil Rights Museum Foundation, operating as the National Civil Rights Museum, preserves and shares the history and legacy of the American civil rights movement through interactive exhibits, historic collections, and educational programming. The non-profit company is based in Memphis, TN. The museum features permanent and changing galleries, including "The Legacy Experience," which explores civil rights history from 1968 to the present and addresses ongoing social justice issues such as poverty, education, housing, gender equity, and justice. It provides educational resources for teachers and students, including classroom materials, workshops, and e-learning activities. The museum hosts public events like the Ruby Bridges Reading Festival and commemorations of civil rights milestones. It is a designated World Peace Flame monument site and a founding member of the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience, connecting past civil rights struggles to contemporary human rights movements.	Director/Board Member	-

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Former positions of Rose Flenorl

Companies	Position	End
INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY	Corporate Officer/Principal	-

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Private companies	6
International Paper Co. International Paper Co. Pulp & PaperProcess Industries Manufactures industrial packaging and global cellulose fibers	Process Industries
FedEx Corp. FedEx Corp. Air Freight/CouriersTransportation Provides express couriers, freight transportation and related business services	Transportation
Renasant Corp. Renasant Corp. Regional BanksFinance Operates as a bank holding company whose subsidiary provides banking services	Finance
Renasant Bank Renasant Bank Regional BanksFinance Operates as a state commercial bank	Finance
University of Mississippi Foundation University of Mississippi Foundation Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Functions as a foundation or endowment	Miscellaneous
The Lorraine Civil Rights Museum Foundation The Lorraine Civil Rights Museum Foundation Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services The Lorraine Civil Rights Museum Foundation, operating as the National Civil Rights Museum, preserves and shares the history and legacy of the American civil rights movement through interactive exhibits, historic collections, and educational programming. The non-profit company is based in Memphis, TN. The museum features permanent and changing galleries, including "The Legacy Experience," which explores civil rights history from 1968 to the present and addresses ongoing social justice issues such as poverty, education, housing, gender equity, and justice. It provides educational resources for teachers and students, including classroom materials, workshops, and e-learning activities. The museum hosts public events like the Ruby Bridges Reading Festival and commemorations of civil rights milestones. It is a designated World Peace Flame monument site and a founding member of the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience, connecting past civil rights struggles to contemporary human rights movements.	Consumer Services