About

Kevin Mincio is the Managing Director for Watermark Estate Management Services, a private company based in Kirkland, WA that provides a variety of family office services worldwide including estate management, security, travel, finance, technology and administration.  Kevin also has executive oversight over separate entities that provide aviation, equestrian, maritime and archive services.

Kevin served in the United States Army from 2002 - 2005.  He enlisted following the events of September 11, 2001, and was deployed to support Operation Iraqi Freedom.  Before the Army, Kevin worked at Goldman, Sachs and Co. from 1993 – 2002 where he held multiple positions in the Investment Banking Division, including Vice President of Banking Technology. 

Kevin holds a BS Finance from the University of Connecticut and is a graduate of Harvard Business School’s Advanced Management Program. 

Outside of work, Kevin is committed to assisting military veterans and their families.  In 2010 he co-founded The Team Jesse Foundation which has provided support to 100+ military families to date.  For his commitment to public service, Kevin received the Washington State Jefferson Award in 2014. 

Kevin is a volunteer lacrosse coach with the Mercer Island High School boys varsity team, and he is an avid cyclist and scuba diver.  Kevin lives in Seattle and enjoys weekends on the beach with his wife Heather.

Sarah has been working the non-profit sector since 1988 in a senior leadership capacity focusing on development, marketing and communications  Her past positions include Vice President of Family Programs & Managed Care at AtlantiCare Behavioral Health., Communications and Community Relations Director at The Arc of Atlantic County and then Executive Director of Gilda’s Club South Jersey, an organization that supports individuals and families living with cancer. Sarah received her BA from Stockton University in NJ and an MA from Warwick University in Coventry, England.  She is married and has an adult daughter, Cornelia. Her husband  Jan retired after nearly 40 years teaching International Relations and serving as a Dean at Stockton.  Together they downsized and moved to Philadelphia several years ago and adopted a Plott Hound, Kamie, who is not a city girl.  Not ready to retire, Sarah is delighted to be a part of the Moyer Foundation Team and loves dogs, walking in the woods, spending time with people she loves, yoga, bike riding, reading, cooking, and travel.   

Tim Condon is Managing Director at Diversified Search, a top ten executive search firm headquartered in Philadelphia. Tim joined Diversified Search in September 2014 and currently serves as the Life Science Practice search execution lead. He is an established, results and quality‐oriented search professional with 10 years of retained executive search experience in the life science space within a boutique, mid‐sized and a top 10 global firm. Tim has a deep knowledge of the life sciences industry and is a trusted partner to internal and external clients, leading global recruitment efforts through the development and execution of detailed recruiting strategies. He has a substantial professional network which is leveraged to recruit top talent across multiple verticals and throughout the drug and device development life cycle. Before joining Diversified Search, Tim served as Senior Director in a highly‐specialized boutique retained firm with a global footprint where he was instrumental in the placement of senior executives in the pharmaceutical, medical device and animal health sectors. Prior, and for four years, he was the Deputy Team Lead for a London‐based Life Sciences retained search firm. There, Tim was responsible for managing the day‐to‐day engagement portfolio for the US office. Earlier in his career Tim served as a scientific and clinical recruiter. Tim lives in Wynnewood, PA with his wife Susie and two children Delaney and Ryan

Education
BA, Political Science and a minor in History, Randolph Macon College
Professional & Volunteer Activities
The Moyer Foundation, Development Committee member
MJG Quality of Life Fund, Advisor
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, Young Professionals Council

Pamela has extensive domestic and international experience in the wealth management industry. Her tenure has been marked by leadership in creating and implementing solutions that address the evolving needs of wealth management providers and their clients. Pamela is currently Executive Managing Director, Impact Investing at Envestnet, Inc. and a recognized leader in driving growth and innovation in the areas of impact investing, digital engagement, and wealth transfer.

John Melcher is a high impact enterprise leader and strategist who solves complex business issues and leverages deep expertise as a thought leader, influencer and change agent. He provides an exceptional business focused approach linked with action oriented solutions in highly regulated organizations. John has spearheaded numerous strategic initiatives that have optimized business performance.

John is the Senior Vice President of Human Resources for Beneficial Bank, founded in 1853 and committed to educating its customers to do the right thing financially, where he leads the organization's Total Rewards, Employee Relations, Organization Development, Talent Management, Talent Acquisition, Education and Leadership Development initiatives.

Previously John was Vice President, Human Resources for AmerisourceBergen, a Fortune 12, $146B global organization. Here he partnered with executive leadership team members to define, create and execute a corporate talent vision for the enterprise. John significantly impacted the operational and financial performance of the workforce through innovations and improvements within performance management, executive coaching, total rewards, and leadership development as well as launching a company-first shared services center across a geographically-dispersed 17,000 member workforce.

Prior to this, John worked as Vice President, Strategic Learning Lead — Commercial Bank and Operations for TD Bank where he drove the design and implementation of various development solutions to expand organizational capabilities and retool a 5,000+ employee workforce for present and future demands.

Previously John held four HR positions with Wachovia, as Senior Vice President, Senior Organizational Consultant; Senior Vice President Business Partner Initiatives Leader; Senior Vice President, Enterprise Learning; and Vice President, Learning & Development Team Leader. Before transitioning into a corporate-level HR role at Wachovia, John worked in operations as a Retail Branch Manager and Commercial Loan Officer for eight years; he started his career with Sun Trust in similar field leadership roles.

Jonathan Grode directs the Immigration Law practice at the United States offices (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Providence, Rhode Island) of Green and Spiegel LLC. Jonathan completed his undergraduate studies at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio where he graduated magna cum laude (1999). In 2008, Jonathan graduated first in his class from the Temple University Beasley School of Law. He was admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar in 2009 and is a member in good standing. Jonathan has worked continuously in the U.S. business immigration law field since completing his undergraduate studies and has amassed considerable experience obtaining nonimmigrant and immigrant visas for new company start-ups, professional workers and researchers. In addition, Jonathan has significant experience dealing with DOL and DHS enforcement actions as well as with EB-5 regional centers.

Professional Activities & Affiliations

Jonathan teaches Business Immigration Law, Advising Global Corporations, and Law Practice Management as an Adjunct Professor at Temple University’s Beasley School of Law. In addition, Jonathan is Co-Chair of ABA’s Labor and Employment Law Section’s Immigration Committee, a member of the ABA Labor and Employment Law Section’s Human Trafficking Task Force and Co-Chair of Customs and Border Protection Committee of AILA’s Philadelphia Chapter. He has published extensively and is a regular presenter at national and international ABA conferences as well as at local AILA seminars and meetings. Jonathan has also been named as a “Super Lawyers Rising Stars” (2012 through present) and in 2014 was given a Special Achievement Award from the Pennsylvania Bar Association. He is a Board Member of the French American Chamber of Commerce Philadelphia.

Susan Callahan joined The Moyer Foundation in 2017 in the role of Corporate and Foundation Grant Writer. She is a graduate of Ursinus College, with a degree in Economics and a minor in Accounting. Following graduation, Susan worked for the Philadelphia National Bank/CoreStates Bank as a commercial banker for over ten years, followed by another decade as the general manager of her family’s mechanical contracting company, Joseph Stong, Inc. In the late 1990’s, Susan returned to banking with National City Bank, serving east coast corporate clients for several years. She has extensive volunteer experience that includes fundraising and serving as the Clerk of Development for Friends School Haverford, and as a trustee for Ursinus College.

Tami joined The Moyer Foundation in July 2017 as the Program Data Specialist for Camp Mariposa. Tami is a graduate of Princeton University and began her career as a Systems Engineer for IBM.  

Outside of work, Tami is an avid gardener and enjoys many different sports and travelling. Originally from California, she grew up in the Chicago area and lived for 2 years in Germany, but with her husband and 2 sons being Philly natives, she considers the Philadelphia region her home.  

Latoya joined The Moyer Foundation in June 2017. She provides support and management for the Camp Mariposa network. With over ten years of experience as a public health and human services professional, Latoya has devoted her career to improving outcomes for vulnerable youth and young adults. 

Latoya holds a Master of Social Work from the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor of Social Work from Alvenia University. Latoya has provided both direct service and management to various youth and public health programs and contributed to research for federal grants. She has also served as a board member for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Greater Philadelphia and a committee member for the School District of Philadelphia.  Prior to joining The Moyer Foundation, Latoya served as the senior manager for a non-profit, overseeing a program for girls affected by maternal incarceration and their families. Latoya, a Philadelphia native, loves spending time with her family, reading, volunteering, and impromptu trips to the beach. 

Andrew Grant represents emerging growth and established companies in the outdoor, software (including technology services and software as a service), entertainment, interactive entertainment and retail industries, counseling them on the implementation of their day-to-day and long-term business strategies.

Specific areas of his practice include foreign and domestic manufacturing, product design, development and distribution, platform implementation, technology and intellectual property protection, licensing and commercialization, open-source software, digital media, entertainment, advertising, promotions and marketing law and strategic transactions.

Andrew represents outdoor brands and retailers including Eddie Bauer, REI, Coolest Cooler and Coros Wearables. He counsels outdoor clients in connection with product development, manufacturing and distribution, product and service commercialization, OEM transactions, technology licensing, Internet of Things (IoT) issues and strategy, digital media and advertising, promotions and marketing issues.
Andrew’s clients in the interactive entertainment arena encompass the full range of participants in the industry, including publishers, developers, distributors, social networks, hardware manufacturers and various game-enhancement service providers. Representative clients include Oculus VR, Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc., Microsoft Game Studios, Amazon Game Studios, CloakWorks, Inc., Xreal, LLC and Twitch, LLC. Along with advising and counseling his clients in their transactions with other industry participants, Andrew represents and counsels publishers and developers in connection with licensing game-related technology and intellectual property rights, software game development and publishing agreements, open-source software use, ingame virtual currency systems, game distribution arrangements, the divestiture and acquisition of game assets, and technology-based strategic partnerships and collaborations. As a Perkins Coie Interactive Entertainment Industry Fellow in 2009, Andrew was dedicated to immersing himself in the issues and needs of interactive entertainment industry participants. During his fellowship, he worked on legal issues related to the use of virtual currencies in online environments, promotions, and digital and traditional distribution of video games.

Gerard Rocchi is a Senior Vice President of New York Life, the nation’s largest mutual insurance company. He joined New York Life in August 1999 as President and Chief Executive Officer of NYLIFE Securities Inc. and Eagle Strategies Corp.  Gerard currently serves as Chief Operating Officer for the Agency Department, which provides strategic direction and support for the company’s field sales force of approximately 10,000 Agents across the United States. As COO of Agency, Gerard oversees The Nautilus Group, finance, standards and all other administrative functions supporting the field force.  Gerard received his B.S. from the State University of New York at Oswego and his J.D. from Western New England College, School of Law. Gerard lives in Westchester, New York with his wife Amy.

Bert Lundh joined The Moyer Foundation Board in 2012. Bert emigrated from Landskrona, Sweden in the late 1940s, arriving in the  Unites States in time to be called into service for the Korean War and was honored as Ambassador for Peace in 2015. After his service, he was a fisherman in Alaska and created his own construction company. He currently owns the Porcelain Gallery in Magnolia. He has been actively involved with the Northwest Kidney Center since 2002 and received their highest award of recognition. Lundh joined the Board of Trustees for the Nordic Heritage Museum when it opened in 1980 and served as the President for 10-years. Bert also dedicates his time to the Swedish Club and has been a member since 1949.  In 1960, he helped to build the Swedish Pavilion for Swedish Dignitaries at the Seattle’s World Fair and received a high honor of recognition from the King of Sweden. Bert was President of the Seattle Millionaire Club Charity in 1970 and was instrumental in a significant renovation to add 10,000 square feet of housing for families who are homeless. 

Anne Bradbury, Vice President, joined the Duberstein Group after serving for over a decade as a top leadership aide for some of the most important leaders in Congress. Anne’s knowledge of the legislative process and public policy has earned her a reputation as one of Washington’s most respected professionals. She is a trusted adviser and counselor to members of Congress and congressional staffers on both sides of the aisle.

Anne served as Floor Director to two successive Speakers of the House of Representatives: House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) and House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH). In her capacity as Floor Director, Anne guided the House majority’s floor operations and advised the entire Republican leadership team on legislative strategy and policy development. Anne’s role as one of the Speaker’s most important advisers was expansive, from serving as the Speaker’s liaison to the House Rules Committee and Senate floor staff, to advising the entire House Republican leadership team, House committees, its members and staff on the rules and procedures of the House of Representatives.

As one of the top legislative strategists and technicians in Congress, Anne was instrumental in the implementation and adoption of major rules packages and legislative initiatives ranging from reforms to national security and intelligence policy to health care, energy, transportation, trade, education and energy policy initiatives introduced and passed by the House of Representatives.

Anne managed the floor elections for Speaker of the House a total of four times, helping elect House Speaker John Boehner three times and current House Speaker Paul Ryan to his first term. Anne’s work helped her develop an unparalleled knowledge of Congress, its diverse membership on both sides of the aisle and the complex regional and political coalitions driving the day-to-day work of the institution.

Prior to her role as Floor Director for Office of the Speaker, Anne served as Deputy Floor Director in the Office of the Majority Leader and the Office of the Minority Leader. Prior to joining the leadership staff of those offices, Anne served as Legislative Director to Rep. Charles Boustany (R-LA).

Anne also previously served as Deputy Director for External Relations for the 2004 Republican National Convention, as well as Assistant Administrator for Legislative Affairs at the Small Business Administration in the administration of President George W. Bush, where she was detailed to Iraq to assist the Coalition Provisional Authority in spring of 2004. Earlier in her career Anne served as Director of Legislative Affairs at Associated Builders and Contractors.

Anne holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science and International Studies from the University of Richmond.

After a long career as a portfolio manager and part owner of Winslow Capital, Wear retired in 2016. He currently serves on a number of boards and is focused on philanthropy.  He resides in Paradise Valley, Arizona with his wife Linda and their two children.  

Judith M. von Seldeneck is Founder, Chairman and CEO of Diversified Search, headquartered in Philadelphia. For thirty-five years, she has been a pioneer in the search industry and a leader in placing qualified women and diversity candidates. Mrs. von Seldeneck has received many industry and community awards and she has been recognized by the executive search industry as setting the standard for retained executive search. Mrs. von Seldeneck has been active for many years on numerous public, private, and not-for-profit Boards of Directors. She is currently a member of the Board of Directors of Citizens Financial Group and previously Tasty Baking Company and Teleflex, Inc. She was recently named to the Comcast and NBC Universal Joint Diversity Council, and is Chairperson of the Women's Advisory Council. Mrs. von Seldeneck currently chairs the Private Sector Outreach Board, a partnership between the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce and the Mayor of Philadelphia. Some of her not-for-profit Boards include the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce (former Chair), Global Philadelphia Association, and the Executive Committee of The Committee of Seventy. Previous Boards include Hyde School (former Chair), The Caron Foundation, CEO Council for Growth, WHYY and the International Women’s Forum. She was one of two founders of the Forum of Executive Women over 30 years ago which today is the largest association of women business leaders in the Philadelphia area. Prior to starting Diversified, Mrs. von Seldeneck served in Washington, DC as Executive Assistant to Vice President Walter F. Mondale.

Jolene McCaw serves as director and Vice President of Apex Foundation in Bellevue, WA. Contributing to many causes locally, nationally and globally, her philanthropy focuses on supporting programs that address the healthy social and emotional development of children and families.

Thirteen years ago, Jolene co-founded the Talaris Institute, a non-profit organization with the mission of supporting parents and caregivers in raising socially and emotionally healthy children. The Institute developed the Parenting Counts brand name, a multimedia parenting education program featuring one-minute television spots that aired nationally and companion workshops for parents. The brand grew to include a wide range of products focusing on social and emotional development in the first years of life. Two years ago, this product line was acquired by Teaching Strategies, a dynamic educational publishing company serving the early childhood community. Talaris remains as an entity with Jolene serving as President and Director.

As part of her work on early childhood education, Jolene sat on the board of Thrive by Five, a private-public partnership for early learning created in 2006, alongside Gov. Chris Gregoire and Bill Gates, Sr. In this capacity, Jolene testified in Olympia, stressing the importance of early learning and successfully lobbying for the creation of a Department of Early Learning.

Jolene is an active supporter of the local arts community in the Seattle area as well as with her children’s schools and activities, having chaired several auctions and events. She has also been involved with large projects that have made a big difference in the community, including creating an antepartum unit at Swedish Hospital and creating Rister Stadium in memory of her father, whom she lost at the age of twelve, in Longview, WA. Jolene lives in Bellevue, WA with her three children.

Ed Rendell has a proven track record of getting big things done. He’s tackled tough issues from education reform to taxes, to creating jobs, and his leadership skills were taken to a national level when he served as Chairman of the Democratic National Committee and chaired the National Governor’s Association.

As Governor of Pennsylvania from 2003 – 2011, Rendell served two terms as chief executive of the nation’s sixth-most populous state and oversaw a $28.3 billion budget. Committed to making government more responsible to the public and more responsive to the public’s needs, Governor Rendell cut wasteful spending and improved efficiency to save more than $1 billion, and pursued a legislative agenda that included commonsense political reforms to put progress ahead of partisanship. His unprecedented strategic investments energized Pennsylvania’s economy, revitalized communities, improved education, protected the environment and expanded access to health care for all children and affordable prescription drugs for older adults. Under Governor Rendell’s leadership, Pennsylvania’s economy rebounded sharply. When he became Governor, the commonwealth faced a projected deficit of $2.4 billion. As one of his first acts, Governor Rendell cut government spending to close that deficit and implemented programs and policies to apply business principles of productivity and cost-savings to the operation of state government.

As Mayor of Philadelphia from 1992 – 1999, he led what The New York Times called “the most stunning turnaround in recent urban history.” As the subject of the book, Prayer for the City by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Buzz Bissinger, Rendell was called “one of America’s best, most interesting mayors.” Before serving as Mayor, Rendell was elected district attorney of the City of Philadelphia for two terms from 1978 through 1985. Rendell also served as general chair of the Democratic National Committee during the 2000 Presidential election, and teaches government and politics courses at the University of Pennsylvania. An Army veteran, he holds a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania and a J.D. from the Villanova Law School.

Widely recognized as one of the top corporate communications and public relations strategists in Greater Philadelphia and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Perhaps best known for his unparalleled expertise in issue & crisis management and public policy advocacy, Jeff is a “go to” media and political analyst for local broadcast and newspaper outlets. In addition, Jeff is a regular panelist on 6 ABC's venerable weekly public affairs show, "Inside Story.” Jeff is the “chief architect” behind the development and execution of the strategic communications, media & community relations and crisis management issues for his clients, who constitute many of the state’s most well-known businesses, executives, institutions and non-profit organizations.

Jeff was named as one of the regions “40 under 40” by the Philadelphia Business Journal. He was also recognized as one of “22 People to Watch” by Philadelphia Magazine and was selected to the “Pennsylvania Report 100” list of influential people in the state. In May 2012 Jeff received the prestigious national Daniel Ginsberg Award for his exemplary leadership on behalf of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL). Jeff is as an adjunct professor teaching issue & crisis management at Temple University and serves on the University's Department of Strategic Communication Advisory Council. In addition, he writes a quarterly column in the Pennsylvania Law Weekly on emerging issues in public relations.

Jeff serves on the Boards of The Make-A-Wish Foundation of Philadelphia, Northern Delaware & Susquehanna Valley, Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children and the ADL of Eastern Pennsylvania/Southern NJ/Delaware. In addition he serves on the Department of Political Science Board of Visitors at his undergraduate alma mater, Penn State University.

A 20 year veteran of the real estate industry, including master plan development, single family residential development and sales & marketing of urban residential infill and redevelopment. For the last 17 years Eric has focused on the sales & marketing for downtown San Diego residential urban infill developments. Eric has overseen the sales management, marketing and branding strategies for several developers in San Diego, including Lennar/Intergulf Development, Centurion Partners and Smart Corner, LLC. Eric has been involved with project design, marketing and sales process for several downtown San Diego projects valued at over $1 billion dollars.

Other Business and Charitable Achievements:

• Past Board of Director Member for the Building Industry Association(BIA) of San Diego County
• Past BIA Sales & Marketing Council Board of Directors - San Diego
• Founding Board Member for National Assoc. of Home Builders - HomeAid Foundation - San Diego
• Past Chairman of Political Policies Committee for Building Industry Association of San Diego
• Founding Board Member & Past President of BIA Cares for Kids Foundation
• Nominated as a “Life Director” for BIA Cares for Kids Foundation
• Past BIA Cares Co-Chair for all Voices for Children/BIA Playhouse Fantasy events
• Chairperson overseeing the BIA Cares Holiday Bike Drive for last 21 years giving away over 9,000 kids bikes to over 30 different children’s charities, disadvantaged schools and other organizations
• Involved with the fundraising and construction of Pro-Kids Golf Foundation’s million dollar state-of-the-art after school kids facility in Colinas Park.
• Involved with the fundraising and construction of StarPal Foundation’s expansion of their administration and after school facility in Colinas Park
• Chairman of the Barrio Station construction expansion and computer education center for their after school programs
• Founding board member of San Diego Chargers Players Foundation
• Founding board member for master marketing program in downtown San Diego “Downtown Residential Marketing Alliance” that was partnered with redevelopment agency (CCDC) and several urban builder members

Rick Grimaldi is a partner in the Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. offices. He is a results driven practitioner with an understanding of the practical business needs of his clients. His work spans all aspects labor and employment law including regularly representing employers in litigation matters involving discrimination claims and wrongful termination claims. He provides advice, counsel and training on such topics as reductions in force, performance management, creating a respectful workplace and drafting of employment handbooks and policies. In addition he assists businesses in traditional labor matters such as formulating comprehensive and strategic union avoidance tactics, protecting employers in union election campaigns, negotiating collective bargaining agreements defending grievance and unfair labor practice claims. Rick also assists employers with regulatory and government administrative issues at the local, state and federal levels. Rick has been selected for inclusion in Pennsylvania Super Lawyers every year since 2007.

Anne is the Business Unit Manager of Private Wealth Management for the Mid-Atlantic region. She is responsible for business operations across the eight-state region covering a business of more than $20 billion in assets and a staff of approximately 80 professionals. She joined the firm in 1988 in the Securities Sales Division working with the partner in charge of the region which included the Securities Sales, Private Client Services and Fixed Income Securities divisions. She joined Private Wealth Management in 2000 as a member of the regional management team and was named Vice President in 2001. In 2003, she was an instrumental part of opening the Washington, DC Private Wealth Management Office as a secondary office in the region. Internally, Anne is a member of the Investment Management Division’s Women’s Network Steering Committee, the Regional Management Compliance Task Force and is the Co-Chair of the Private Wealth Management People Working Group. She served for many years as the local champion for the firm’s volunteering initiative, Community Team Works, has actively engaged in volunteering initiatives with the Brother Rousseau Academy, Got Your Back, People’s Emergency Center and Philabundance and has served as a mentor to many. Prior to joining the firm, Anne began her career in an international marketing capacity at Hunt Manufacturing Company after attending Valparaiso University. She lives in Pitman, New Jersey, with her husband Rick.

June Barry joined CFG Group as a partner in 2016. The firm specializes in executive assessment, development and coaching and related human capital issues. The majority of their clients are in the pharmaceutical and health care sectors along with financial services and related service industries. They have offices in NYC, New Jersey and Portland, Oregon.

Prior to this June spent 25+ years in Human Resources, the majority of which as a CHRO for Fortune 100 firms. Most recently, she was Chief Human Resource Officer, Head of Work Place Services and President of the Foundation for AmerisourceBergen Corporation headquartered in Conshohocken, PA.

Prior to AmerisourceBergen, June was Senior Vice President of Human Resources and Communications for the Commercial, Specialty, and Corporate Banking sectors for TD Bank N.A. US. She led the Commercial Bank’s integration and change initiatives related to the acquisition of Commerce Bank by Toronto Dominion Bank Financial Group during an unprecedented economic period.

Spending ten years in the chemical industry with BetzDearborn and Hercules, June has extensive global experience. She created broad platforms and common frameworks for strategy in the delivery of international HR Services and led extensive change management associated with merger and acquisition activity.

June holds a Master of Arts from Rowan University and a Bachelor of Arts from the College of
Notre Dame.

June is a sought after speaker and advisor. Serves on the Board of They Moyer Foundation and Coventry House, Philadelphia, PA. She also previously served on the Boards of Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, Keystone Financial Bank and the World Affairs Council. June resides in New Jersey with her husband Dr. Edwin Barry. She has a son and daughter who live and work in
Philadelphia, PA.

Ellen Barry is currently the SVP of Global Corporate Communications for Cardinal Health, a global integrated healthcare services and products company based in Dublin, Ohio. Barry is a communications specialist who has spent more than twenty-five years working in such notable firms as Joele Frank, Brunswick, FTI and Fleishman Hillard in offices throughout the U.S. and Western Europe. Prior to joining Cardinal Health, she acted as EVP of Strategic Communications for LIVESTRONG, which included managing all traditional and social media, navigating a CEO transition, and creating a framework for growth following an international scandal.

Barry has worked alongside CEOs and boards of directors of Fortune 100 companies, heading up teams dealing with natural and man-made disasters, cyber-attacks, mergers and acquisitions, leadership changes, hostile activist investors, and federal and state investigations. In January 2015, Barry joined a team that climbed Mount Kilimanjaro, raising funds and awareness for LIVESTRONG.  An avid runner, she has completed five New York City Marathons, and her volunteer activities include Habitat for Humanity, St. Bart’s Soup Kitchen and Memorial Sloan-Kettering.  Barry graduated from Georgetown University in Washington D.C. and lives in the Columbus, Ohio with her husband, playwright Larry Herold. 

As President of Ann Sacks, a Kohler Company, Heather empowers headquarters, showroom, warehouse and factory teams to innovate and drive growth in the luxury tile and stone business. Formerly, as Vice President, Merchandising and Marketing for Ann Sacks, Heather focused on extending brand awareness, creating an innovative and inspirational product portfolio and delivering an exceptional customer experience to both residential and commercial clients.

Prior to Ann Sacks, Heather spent 14 years with Starbucks where she held leadership roles in Strategy, Customer Experience, Brand and Category Management. Notably, she led innovation in corporate social responsibility initiatives, including the launch of Starbucks FoodShare food rescue program. Prior to Starbucks, Heather gained multi-disciplinary experience at Limited Brands and Price Waterhouse LLP.

Heather serves on the Board of Directors of The Team Jesse Foundation committed to providing education and support to families of fallen soldiers, with an emphasis on early childhood development for youth who have lost a loved one in service to our country. Through her Team Jesse Foundation role, Heather discovered Camp Erin and became an avid supporter of The Moyer Foundation’s programs dedicated to providing families with comfort, hope and healing.

Heather received a Bachelor of Science in finance and accounting from Indiana University and an MBA with a concentration in marketing and management from New York University. She also earned an Associate of Arts in interior design, following a personal passion for design. Heather lives in Portland, OR and enjoys weekends on the Oregon Coast with her husband Kevin and their whippets, Jak and Zoe.

Susan retired from Amgen following a 30+ year career in Facilities Operations.  During that time, she was responsible for the operations of Amgen’s biotechnology laboratories in Seattle, San Francisco, Cambridge, Massachusetts and Burnaby, Canada.  In her personal life, Susan is especially moved by the emotional needs of children and shares The Moyer Foundation's mission to provide comfort, hope and healing to children and families affected by grief and addiction.  In addition to serving on The Moyer Foundation Board, Susan has served on the Hutch Award Luncheon Committee and the Seattle Chamber Community Development Round Table.  Susan received her Bachelor’s of Science in Biology from Seattle University.  She resides in Kirkland, Washington with her husband Erik.

Stephanie, a native of Philadelphia, holds a Bachelor of Arts in Humanities from Holy Family University and a Masters of Business Administration from Philadelphia University. Prior to her transition into the non-profit sector, Stephanie worked as a business analyst & project manager in the insurance industry earning her certification as a Project Management Professional. She joined The Moyer Foundation in February 2016 and is responsible for all office administration, assisting with board management and donor appreciation, supporting financial input and tracking, and helping with event planning.

Stephanie continues to reside in the Philadelphia area with her husband, 2 children and an extremely playful lab puppy. She is actively involved in her local parent teacher organization, currently serving on the board as Secretary. Stephanie enjoys yoga, experiencing arts and entertainment in the city, dining out with friends and most importantly her role as a dance and soccer mom.

Lisa Willis serves as the Vice President of Programs for The Moyer Foundation, responsible for the sustainability and expansion of the Foundation’s programmatic initiatives including Camp Erin, Camp Mariposa and the National Resource Center to directly support youth and families impacted by grief and a family member’s addiction. Joining the Foundation in 2011, Lisa has more than 20 years of experience working in corporate responsibility, sports philanthropy, program management and marketing. Lisa worked extensively and in multiple capacities with Robert Wood Johnson Foundation - funded Sports Philanthropy Project, a national organization that maximized the power and assets of professional sports to impact sustainable social change. Lisa has spent her career dedicated to improving the health and of America's children.

Prior to joining The Moyer Foundation, Lisa worked as an independent consultant for a variety of non-profit and for profit clients including Nike, Inc. and the Clinton Global Initiative, the Seattle Seahawks, The Food Trust, Everyday Health and Friends of the Children. She began her career working for FOX Sports New England and Clear Channel Communications where she specialized in marketing, business development, community outreach and public relations. Lisa holds a BA in psychology with a minor in business administration from Wittenberg University.

Nicole Weaver joined The Moyer Foundation in May of 2014. She is responsible for overseeing all IT needs and systems including the development and administration of Salesforce and Microsoft Office 365. Nicole also assists with the finance department and office administration. Prior to joining the TMF team, Nicole spent six years at Professional Capital Services, LLC, a 401(k) recordkeeper in center city, Philadelphia. She held various titles ultimately becoming the company’s Senior Project Coordinator.

Born and raised in the City of Brotherly Love, Nicole is a huge Philadelphia sports fan. Nicole enjoys spending time with her husband and two children, reading, and visiting the Jersey shore.

Molly joined The Moyer Foundation in October 2015 as the Director of The Moyer Foundation Resource Center. She is responsible for the planning, development, oversight, and growth of The Foundation’s central resource hub for children, teens, and families impacted by grief and family addiction.

Beginning her career in non-profit in 1999, Molly has filled various leadership roles in Seattle and has been working in the field of childhood grief since 2002. As the former Program Development Manager for Safe Crossings Foundation, Molly worked with many local and national grief care providers and partners, including the NAGC and The Moyer Foundation, to plan the first Northwest Conference on Childhood Grief. Working with care providers and partners has given Molly a unique understanding of the need for the Center.

Molly holds a sociology degree from Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster, PA and a MBA and Certificate in Project Management from Keller School of Business. Molly lives with her two children in the same South Seattle neighborhood where she grew up and has many creative hobbies including yoga, cooking, knitting and entertaining family and friends.

Joining the Foundation in 2015, Holly supports marketing and communications for The Foundation. Her responsibilities include management of The Foundation’s website, social media channels, and donor communications. Additionally, Holly partners with The Moyer Foundation team on creating and managing fundraising and awareness campaigns and event collateral.

Holly has been responsible for supporting business development, partnership building and strategic communications for northwest non-profits focused on education and community health. Working for a devoted organization with a positive impact is deeply important to her; something she is thrilled to have found at The Moyer Foundation. Holly holds a degree in Speech Communication from the University of Washington. When Holly isn’t at The Foundation, she is mastering the art of family management at home with her husband, three children, and their chocolate labradoodle.

Brian joined The Moyer Foundation in February 2013. He responsible for overseeing all aspects of the national Camp Mariposa network. Over the last three years, the Camp Mariposa program has expanded significantly in the number of locations, the scope of services and the number of youth served each year.

Brian earned his Bachelors of Arts from the College of the Holy Cross and his Masters of Arts from La Salle University. He is a licensed Couples and Family Therapist with 28 years of experience working with children, teens, and families from diverse backgrounds. In the mid-1990’s, Brian developed an innovative home-based family therapy program for families whose lives had been impacted by serious violent crime. In the early 2000’s, Brian developed a national model outreach program for individuals and families living with cancer. When not at work, Brian loves spending time with his wife, two teenage daughters, and their energetic rescue dog, Kai. He enjoys spending Fridays at the beach, helping visitors in Philadelphia find interesting places off the beaten path, and discovering new places to have a great meal.

In October 2013, Jocelyn Matics joined The Moyer Foundation team. Jocelyn provides oversight and support to the Camp Erin network. In addition, she manages the administrative operations for the Seattle office. Jocelyn started her experience with The Moyer Foundation as a program intern in 2012. Prior to TMF, she served as a director of a summer camp program, developed and managed events, and provided both programmatic, and marketing and communications support for a family social work program.

Jocelyn holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies with a double minor in Women’s Studies and Psychology from Seattle Pacific University. She loves traveling, eating good food, and going on adventures with friends.

Jean Heflin Kane joined The Moyer Foundation in 2014. She is an attorney with a vast array of experience, including founding and directing a nonprofit, serving as a Senior Assistant Regional Counsel with the Environmental Protection Agency and working at a private law firm. Jean is active in her community and is on the board of Breastcancer.org. Jean is a proud graduate of Boston College, where she earned degrees in English and Psychology, and serves as a Full Member of the Council for Women of Boston College. Jean received her law degree from the Syracuse University College of Law. Throughout her career Jean has been actively engaged in children’s issues, she has tutored in inner-city schools, represented the legal rights of abused and neglected children and championed children’s literacy programs. She is thrilled to be a part of the Moyer team and is excited to work to expand Moyer’s transformative programs.

Jean lives outside Philadelphia with her husband and two of her four children (her two adult children reside in Colorado and Boston) and their goldendoodle, Toby. She enjoys playing racquet sports, biking, yoga, golf, hiking and traveling with her family in her free time.

Bethany joined The Moyer Foundation in December of 2011. As Director of Bereavement Programs, she provides support and oversight to the national Camp Erin network; collaborates with camping and bereavement professionals to develop and maintain best practices for supporting grieving youth in the camp setting; cultivates a national community of bereavement professionals to offer development and networking opportunities; and contributes to The Moyer Foundation’s efforts to raise awareness regarding the critical issue of childhood grief.

Bethany holds a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology. Prior to joining The Moyer Foundation, she worked for the Safe Crossings Children's Grief Support Program of Providence Hospice of Seattle, WA. Bethany has previous experience in school-based counseling; undergraduate student services; summer camp programming; and is a practicum facilitator for graduate-level students. She shares life with a community of family and friends in Seattle who love to eat good food, play often and care well for one another.

Katie Fleegel joined The Moyer Foundation in 2014 as Controller based in the Philadelphia office. She is a licensed CPA and has been working with non-profit organizations in an accounting, finance and budgeting capacity since 2002. This includes a position as the Budget Director at Phoenix House Foundation, a national non-profit organization providing holistic drug and alcohol addiction treatment for adults and adolescents, and as Director of Finance at iMentor in New York City working with students from low-income communities to graduate high school and succeed in college.

Katie is a Syracuse University graduate and previously worked as an auditor in public accounting at PricewaterhouseCoopers in New York City before transitioning into non-profit. In addition to spending as much time as possible with her nieces and nephew, Katie is an active member of several local running clubs and also enjoys hiking, snowshoeing, travel, and creative seasonal cooking and eating.

Rachel Amato joined The Moyer Foundation in August 2015 with responsibilities including the creation and execution of all revenue generating events. She oversees the planning, management and budgeting for the signature and partner fundraisers while working closely with the staff and Board on developing new opportunities for support. Her past experience includes the delivery of over 20 annual fundraising, stewardship and cultivation events, managing a portfolio of donors, soliciting and securing corporate and individual gifts, developing specific revenue and expense strategies and recruiting committees of high profile constituents.

Rachel holds a MA in Clinical Psychology from LaSalle University and a BA in Psychology from Rutgers University. She has always been passionate about working with kids and thrives on being able to give back to her community. Rachel is a South Jersey native who loves spending time with her husband, daughter and Westie.

Mary was appointed as the first Chief Executive Officer of The Moyer Foundation in July 2015. Mary has served as a nonprofit executive in Philadelphia for over twelve years with an emphasis in sports and helping youth and other vulnerable populations. Mary’s work has focused primarily on organizational enhancement, business development, fundraising, marketing, strategic planning, event management and policy writing.

Mary currently serves as Chairperson of the NFL and NFLPA’s Research and Education Foundation, is Secretary of her local St. Vincent de Paul Society and is an active Board Member of the Tulane Sports Law Advisory Committee. She also serves as Adjunct Marketing Professor at The Philadelphia Center. Mary has clerked for the National Football League, worked for the NHL’s Minnesota Wild during their inaugural season and also served as Manager of Business Affairs at FOX Cable Networks in Los Angeles. Mary’s publications include “The Court of Arbitration for Sport: Doping and Due Process During the Olympics” and “Sports Law.” She holds memberships in the Sports Lawyers Association, the National Sports Marketing Network, & Women in Sports & Events (WISE). Mary received a JD/MBA from Tulane University in May of 2001, where she served as Editor-in-Chief of The Sports Lawyers Journal and President of the Sports Law Society.

Mary hails from Brooklyn and despite her love of Philadelphia remains a loyal and avid NY sports fan who resides in the city of Brotherly Love with her husband, son and various other four legged family members. Mary enjoys running, live music and exploring Philadelphia’s vibrant restaurant scene.

Karen Phelps Moyer Co-Founder, The Moyer Foundation; Philanthropist; National Child advocate; Entrepreneur

Karen Phelps Moyer is a tireless, passionate advocate for children, and widely recognized for her philanthropic work to help children in the areas of grief, addiction and suicide. Karen co-founded The Moyer Foundation, a non-profit organization with a mission to provide comfort, hope and healing to children and families. Founded in 2000, The Moyer Foundation has raised more than $26 million to assist hundreds of different organizations and programs that directly serve children in need. Karen founded The Moyer Foundation’s Camp Erin®, the largest national network of free bereavement camps for children and teens and Camp Mariposa®, a network of camps across the U.S. focused on assisting children impacted by the substance abuse of a family member. Her leadership and commitment to supporting the whole child and wanting to reach more in need inspired The Moyer Foundation’s newest initiative, The National Center for Resources and Support, which provides resources, support and referrals to families with at-risk children impacted by grief and/or family addiction. The HBO documentary “ONE LAST HUG: Three Days at Grief Camp” featuring The Moyer Foundation’s Camp Erin program was awarded an Emmy® in 2014 for Outstanding Children’s Programming.

Additionally, Karen is authoring a series of children’s books, and is involved in documentaries focused on childhood grief, addiction prevention and survivors of suicide loss. As a founding and executive committee member of the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention, Karen co-led the task force that created the national guidelines for survivors of suicide loss and continues to work on changing the conversation around the issue of suicide.

Being born into sports, marrying in to sports and raising athletes, Karen launched Sisters in Sports (SIS), an online community for women which aims to provide resources, support and connection for women in sports at any level, college and pro. SIS provides support around 3 major issues, domestic violence, concussions and retirement. It's an important resource especially supporting women and children in sports.

Karen is a contributing member to Saint Mary's College at Notre Dame and a founding sponsor and board member of Knute Rockne Memorial society at her alma mater, The University of Notre Dame. She's actively involved in her current home of the San Diego community, in the field of mental illness at the University of California at San Diego. She's a member of the Board of Trustees at the IMG Academy Student-Athlete Foundation, a founding board member of Adopt Together, and most recently became an ambassador for the 2018 Special Olympics. As an entrepreneur and business owner she's always looking for new exciting opportunities to help others in non-profit and profit sectors. She is a passionate volunteer at local women's shelters and for international mission trips. 

Karen has received numerous honors for her leadership. She is a devoted mother of eight, including two adopted daughters from Guatemala. A graduate of the University of Notre Dame (’87), she is the daughter of former Notre Dame Men’s Basketball Coach and ESPN analyst, Digger Phelps, and Teresa Godwin Phelps, an established author and activist for women’s rights who currently serves as a law professor at American University. 

Considered one of the most respected players in Major League Baseball, Jamie Moyer’s list of accomplishments follow him on and off the field. Jamie entered his 25th Major League Baseball (MLB) season in 2012 with the Colorado Rockies as the oldest active player and the winningest pitcher in the game at the age of 49. On April 17, 2012, the veteran pitcher became the oldest player in Major League Baseball history to win a regular season game. 

For the 2008 Philadelphia Phillies, Moyer won 16 games and played a key role in the team’s first World Series Championship in 28 years. Before his 2010 season ended in injury, Jamie became the oldest pitcher in baseball history to throw a shutout, when at 47, he threw a two-hit shutout. He underwent Tommy John surgery in December of 2010 and immediately began rehabilitation for his return to the game.

Since 1996, only Greg Maddux, Randy Johnson, Andy Pettitte and Mike Mussina have won more games than Moyer. Before joining the Phillies in August 2006, Moyer spent 10 seasons with the Seattle Mariners. Moyer left the Mariners as the team’s all-time leader in wins, a franchise record he still holds today. His professional career also includes stints with the Chicago Cubs, Texas Rangers, St. Louis Cardinals, Baltimore Orioles, Boston Red Sox and the Colorado Rockies.

As the winningest pitcher in Seattle Mariners history, Jamie will become the 9th player inducted into the Mariners Hall of Fame in August 2015. During his 11 seasons with the Mariners, Moyer compiled a record of 145-87 and is the only Mariners pitcher to have won 20 games in a season more than once. He leads the franchise in wins and innings pitched (2,093), starts (323), and quality starts (188), and is third in strikeouts (1,239).

Over the course of his career, Moyer has earned numerous honors for his character, commitment to others and professionalism on and off the field. In 2003, he was named the Roberto Clemente Award winner as the player who best exemplifies the game of baseball, sportsmanship, community involvement and dedication to his team. He has also received the Hutch Award, which goes to the major league player who best exemplifies the character, fighting spirit and competitive desire of former baseball player Fred Hutchinson. He has also received the Branch Rickey Award, the Lou Gehrig Award, the Dallas Green Special Achievement Award and The Steve Patterson Award for Excellence in Sports Philanthropy.

Released September 10th, 2013, Jamie co-authored Just Tell Me I Can’t: How Jamie Moyer Defied the Radar Gun and Defeated Time with noted author Larry Platt. The memoir chronicles Moyer’s storied 25-year career in the Major Leagues and shares the insights of the legendary sports psychologist Harvey Dorfman, who helped Jamie reinvent himself and revive his career.