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Vincent Giamartino is a Chief Executive Caretaker at Our Family Services and is based in Ardmore, Pennsylvania. He has worked as VP, Global Account Director at Grey Group; AAE / Account Executive, Reckitt Benckiser / Pfizer at J. Walter Thompson Worldwide; and VP, Director of Client Service & Agency Growth at Hero Collective. Vincent studied at Seton Hall University between 2000 and 2004.

Jack Cocio is a Chief Executive Officer at South Shore Community Action Council Inc.. He has worked as Dir:Fiscal at South Shore Community Action Council Inc..

Lee Janc Raagas are a President & Chief Executive Officer at Skid Row Housing Trust and are based in Greater Los Angeles Area. They have worked as Business and Organization Development at EQUATOR, Chief Strategy Officer at Porthos Portfolio Management (with multiple Private Investment Firms), and Lending Operations & Corporate Strategy Officer at H&R Block Inc.. Lee attended Shidler College of Business between 2006 and 2009 and SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY between 1985 and 1990.

Brandee Menino is the Chief Executive of Hope Services Hawaii, an affiliate organization of the Roman Catholic Church, working to end homelessness on Hawaii Island. Hope Services provides a continuum of services including homeless outreach, street medicine, representative payee, rent and mortgage assistance, and operates ten shelter facilities with over 200 shelter beds and provides home-based supports to an additional 225 households throughout the island. Brandee was part of a leadership team who organized over 50 businesses, 200 volunteers and the U.S. National Guard to build a village of twenty micro-shelters and ancillary supports in less than 30 days to help shelter medically fragile and older adults displaced by the Kilauea eruption in 2018. As the first in her family to attend college, she earned her bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Hawaii at Hilo and her master's degree in Professional Counseling with emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy from Argosy University. Inspired by the belief that serving others is a privilege, she has dedicated more than 20 years serving our community through the nonprofit sector. Brandee also volunteers her time serving on local nonprofit boards and advisory boards including the Foodbasket, Hawaii Island’s Foodbank, Bay Clinic, Hawaii Catholic Conference, Hawaii Island United Way’s Advisory Council for the Emergency Food and Shelter Program, Hawaii Electric Light’s Advisory Board for Low and Moderate Income Families and a director on the HMSA Foundation Board. She is an Omidyar Fellow, was named to Pacific Business News Class of 2015, Forty Under 40, Hawaii Community Foundation’s 2019 Ho’okele Non Profit Leadership award recipient, Hawaii Island Chamber of Commerce 2020 Athena Award recipient, Kuikahi Medition Center’s 2020 Peacemaker award recipient and a Weinberg Fellow.