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Thomas Lee’s career has focused on transforming child welfare systems into child well-being systems. In his decades of experience working with foster youth, Thomas has catalyzed providers and public and private funders to better serve transition-age youth. Before joining First Place for Youth, he launched and grew the Los Angeles Chapter of Friends of the Children to become the fastest-growing of 22 offices across the country, demonstrating at multiple regional sites how professional mentors can prevent child entry into the foster care system to help end multi-generational cycles of poverty and foster care. During his tenure, Friends LA offered an array of two-generation mentoring services for relatives caregivers, families noted to be at risk for entry into the foster care system, and Black boys in foster care.

With over twenty five years of experience in nonprofit leadership, Michelle Heritage has been committed to serving vulnerable communities throughout her career. A skilled fundraiser with a proven ability to lead organizations through transformative change, Michelle has an unwavering dedication to creating a healthier world through strategic leadership and collaboration. As Executive Director, she will be responsible for managing ABF’s staff, finances, brand, partner relationships and other resources, in order to fund innovative brain research. 

Williams served as Executive Director of Between Friends where she successfully led the organization through the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic while also strengthening and diversifying its board of directors, expanding programming, and developing a strong financial foundation for the organization. She previously provided leadership and management of the residential and community-based domestic violence services of YWCA Evanston North Shore.

With a 25+ year career in the nonprofit sector, Rob has been the Executive Director of Cancer CAREpoint since 2013. Previously he was the founding ED of The Ben and Catherine Ivy Foundation, led adult services for Jewish Family and Community Services, and was ED (and earlier Director of Patient Services) for the National Brain Tumor Foundation. A graduate of Oberlin College, Rob earned a Master of Public Health from UC Berkeley. Professionally and as a volunteer, he is dedicated to strengthening organizations to help them achieve their mission.

Hogh previously served as Deputy Director of Cancer CAREpoint and brings a combined 35 years of experience of high tech marketing and business development coupled with non-profit growth and fundraising to Cancer CAREpoint. She previously served as the Senior Director, Development and Marketing at Hope Services and member and Chair of the Board of Directors of Rebuilding Together, Silicon Valley.

Camille got her start in nonprofit work when she joined the team at the Boston Living Center, a community center for people living with HIV/AIDS. Prior to LifeMoves, she served as Senior Director of Advancement Strategy at the Ms. Foundation for Women, Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at Avenidas, and Executive Director of Random Acts of Flowers, Silicon Valley. Previously, Camille was an urban planner in New York and California. She holds a Master’s in Urban Planning from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and is an appointed member of the Menlo Park Planning Commission.