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Charles Henderson is the Chief Field Operations Officer of the American Diabetes Association (ADA). Charles joined the ADA in January 2020 after spending 24 plus years in for profit sectors and volunteering in the non-profit sector, Charles is passionate about spending the balance of his career in a space that will make a significant impact on lives. Philanthropy and Sales/Fundraising is thread through the fabric of his DNA. Charles comes to the ADA from Champion Life Safety Solutions where he was CEO & President. Prior to that he was a Field Sales Executive running multi-billion territories across the country for Dell Healthcare, Commonground Marketing (including executing special events in the field) and Viacom. His professional skill set and success, coupled with his passion and desire to give back makes this a perfect time to lead a non-profit organization in the development area. Chuck is an astute executive skilled in building trusted & collegial working relationships, relationship selling/fundraising, driving productivity, leading and also supporting change-management initiatives. He has deep experience developing best-of-breed, solution selling leaders, who think as strategic business partners, with a culture of winning as a team and over delivering results. An expert in team building, fundraising/sales management, strategy & solution development, contract negotiation, execution, and C-suite client relationship building. A native Texan, Charles has a strong commitment to his family, community, and church. An avid golfer, Charles is also involved with his Alma mater, Texas A&M where he serves on boards and leverages his professional skills to raise money for the school in different capacities. When he is not working on fundraising for A&M causes, he is working on raising capital funds for his church where he serves on the Board of Trustees. Charles is married to his beautiful wife Courtney and they have a beautiful daughter, Charlie who is 11 years old.

Mark Hetfield is President and CEO of HIAS, which is the oldest refugee organization in the world, founded in 1881 as the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society to welcome Jewish refugees fleeing to the United States. Today, HIAS operates on five continents to protect refugees of all faiths and ethnicities. An attorney, Hetfield frequently appears in media as an expert in refugee law and policy with nearly 30 years of experience in the field, having worked in both the public and private sectors.

Experienced Chief Executive Officer with a demonstrated history combating bigotry through education. Skilled in Nonprofit Organizations, Academic Advising, Volunteer Management, Public Speaking, and Curriculum Development. Strong business development professional in non-profit organizational management.