Food And Care Coalition competitors

Jonathan Reckford is an American businessman and chief executive officer of Habitat for Humanity International.

Andrea Williams is a Deputy Chief Executive Officer at Oregon Food Bank and is based in Portland, Oregon. She has worked as Partnerships Manager at City of Portland Office of Community & Civic Life, Executive Director at Causa Oregon, and Development Director at The Bus Project. Andrea attended 2009 Whitman College Walla between 2005 and 2009.

Margaret Middleton is a Chief Executive Officer at Columbus House Inc and is based in New Haven, Connecticut. She has worked as Visiting Clinical Lecturer at Yale Law School, Policy Analyst at Advancement Project, and Executive Director at Connecticut Veterans Legal Center. Margaret attended Cornell University between 1996 and 2000 and New York University School of Law.

Dr. Shital Vora is Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Global Brigades, overseeing Global Brigades’ talent programs in addition to administrative policies and University/Donor relationships. Prior to dedicating to Global Brigades full time, she had spent 4 years working as a Doctor of Physical Therapy focusing on Orthopedics and Sports Medicine for one of the nation’s largest and most successful orthopedic practices in Chicago. In 2003, while completing her degree at Marquette University, Shital established the very first medical brigade club, which eventually developed into the model that is used today throughout the organization. From one club at Marquette, Shital and the GB leadership team has started over 450 active groups who travel to Honduras, Panama, Nicaragua, and Ghana in providing primary health care and education in rural communities. Within Global Brigades, Shital had previously worked as the CEO of Health Programs, Chief Program Officer, and Chief People Officer prior to taking on the executive role. Shital has spent much of her time abroad with Global Brigades understanding the importance of health in developing countries. She has been actively involved with not only the expansion of the organization, but overall strategies for staff empowerment. Her focus is to involve staff in these strategies not only to provide communities in need, but also challenge the minds of young individuals who are embarking and building on their professional career. Shital is passionate about creating leadership opportunities for all staff, putting people first, and the “human” side of human resources. Shital sits on the Marquette University Health Sciences advisory board, and also has been recognized at Marquette University’s Young Alumnus of the Year in 2009 as well as Young Alumni of the Year in 2016. Shital graduated with high honors with a degree Biomedical Sciences and received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy.