| Beth Heckel: Founder and President bheckel@thinkhumanity.org Founder of Think Humanity in 2007. Followed the vision and passion to change the lives of people, one by one and adhering to Bono's principle that "one's destiny should not be solely determined by where they are born." Has over 20 years of administrative/leadership experience managing in several non-profits and philanthropic organizations and has worked since 1999 in an early childhood non-profit organization with experience in statistical reports/analysis, grant writing, and human resource management. Jim Heckel: Secretary 32 years of hi-tech Corporate Management experience within Global Procurement/Materials Management, Engineering, IT, Project Management, Quality Control Management (TCQ, TQM, 6-Sigma), Order Processing, Process Engineering, Product Development, Manufacturing Management, Business Unit Management all involving leadership of Global Teams. BSBA University of Illinois, MBA University of Wyoming. James Hepburn A prospective medical student with experience in development projects in both Africa and India. Currently involved with both Educate! and Fulcrum Challenge. Nationally registered wilderness EMT with bachelors of arts from Amherst College. Aimee Jakubczyk More than eight years as a reporter at a daily newspaper, including special reports to Third World countries, including Uganda and Haiti. Graduated summa cum laude from Colorado State University with degrees in Journalism and German, and also attended University of Heidelberg in Germany. Has been volunteering at a refugee camp for two years. Spent six months helping rebuild the Gulf Coast after Hurricane Katrina, with an emphasis on public relations and administration/organization for construction teams. Carey Scott Has been fund-raising for non profit organizations for 14 years through corporate sponsorships, grant writing, consumer publications, donor relations and national event planning. Experience in team management, project management and effective leadership. B.A. in Communications with Advertising/Marketing emphasis. Ray Tollison Has been working in Marketing and Design for the past 15 years. He is currently the Web Marketing/Design Director for World Relief. He is also the co-founder of Think Compassion, running several education related projects in the country of Rwanda. Rod Vaughn Rod Vaughn, disaster response trainer, is an Emergency Coordinator for the U.S. Department of Transportation, a Member of the Federal Emergency Response Transportation Team through FEMA, a former Member of the Wyoming Office of Homeland Security Anti-Terrorism Advisory Counsel and a Professional Engineer Licensed in Wyoming and Colorado. Past positions include residential construction, water and wastewater estimator and construction manager, highway engineer and bridge designer. Rod has 23 years experience and has participated in the 2004 Florida hurricanes, Katrina area (six trips), and the Asian tsunami response efforts. |
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