Pete Bloss is counsel with Hagwood and Tipton, PC, specializing in Health Care Law.

He has been in the mission field in Haiti and in Lebanon where he saw firsthand the need for medical missions. Pete has also been Director of the Mississippi Gulf Coast Interfaith Disaster Task Force.

He lives in Mississippi where he loves to spend time with family and enjoy outdoor activities.

Dr. Bonnell is a pediatric emergency medicine physician who has practiced in large children's hospitals for over 20 years. He is also Director of Service Learning Assistant Professor at Texas Christian University and UNTHSC School of Medicine.

Dr. Bonnell was formerly the Director of Global Health for the Dell Medical School at the University of Texas, Austin, and Dell Children's Medical Center. In this role, he led medical projects in Haiti, Kenya and Guatemala.

Ric and his wife, who is also a physician, started a free clinic in Texas in 2008, where they continue to see indigent patients weekly. Their international medical mission work began in Haiti in 2007. A noted speaker and author, Dr. Bonnell also owns a working ranch and loves fishing and basketball.

Frank Dyer II serves as the esteemed Chief Operating Officer at T.D. Jakes Ministries, where he expertly manages key aspects such as strategy, marketing, sales, and human resources. His influence further extends to transformative roles at T.O.R.1 and United MegaCare. With a seasoned background in the corporate sector, Frank's transition to the non-profit realm has been marked by significant contributions and leadership excellence.

Prior to his current role, Frank had an illustrious career spanning over 30 years as a senior operation executive with several Fortune 500 companies, including JP Morgan Chase, Bank of America, and Phillip Morris. In these roles, he excelled in information management, risk compliance, and credit and mortgage servicing, focusing on process improvement and strategic transformation. As a mentor and advocate for diversity and inclusion, especially in consumer goods manufacturing, Frank has shaped the careers of many managers and leaders.

At the heart of Frank's professional ethos is his unwavering commitment to serving the underserved. His greatest joy comes from making a tangible difference in people's lives, whether it is through a smile or providing hope. This dedication highlights his compassionate nature and underscores his impactful and multifaceted career.

Dr. Diane Foley is Chief Medical Officer for Public Health, Longview Technical Solutions. Following retirement from her career as a pediatric physician, Dr. Foley was Director of Medical Ministries for the Wesleyan Church and more recently, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

She has provided short-term medical care while on medical mission in Africa, the Caribbean and Eastern Europe.

When time permits, she enjoys spending time with her ten grandchildren.

Pauline (Tony) Hilton is a National Program Manager for the Veterans Health Administration. She holds a Doctorate in Public Health and is a Family Practice Nurse Practitioner.

In addition to her work with the VA Health System, Hilton has extensive international experience. Her charitable work extends from her local community outward to medical missions abroad. She is particularly adept at building coalition groups to support communities in need.

Her interests include music and travel.

David Jimenez is Senior Partner and Founder, CEO Advisory Network, a partnership of retired executives who provide value-driven strategies to the healthcare industry. Prior to this role, he was President and COO for Catholic Healthcare Part-ners, a $4.5B multi-institutional health network, now known as Bon Secours Mercy Health System.

Named by Modern Healthcare among the 100 Most Powerful People in Healthcare, Mr. Jimenez has a heart for serving others that started when he accompanied his father on mission trips as a child.

Rev. Brian Marsh is the Senior Pastor of Buffalo Presbyterian Church in Greensboro, North Carolina. Rev. Marsh holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering and a Master of Divinity degree. Brian brings a long history of spiritual ministry and a keen interest and background in supporting medical missions.

When he isn't ministering to others, you can find him working on cars, mountain biking or just enjoying the outdoors.

Aaron Ostermann is a distinguished senior executive with a rich background in general management, board advisory, and leadership in North American operations. He brings a wealth of experience in nonprofit work, sales optimization, and marketing, and has a notable record in business development, distribution, P&L management, and change management. Aaron is known for his servant leadership approach and adeptness in strategic planning, financial oversight, and process improvement.

His journey is deeply intertwined with his Christian faith, which has been a guiding force since his youth. Aaron's education at Cedarville University, where he studied Management/Marketing with a minor in Bible, further solidified his commitment to integrating faith with professional endeavors. His volunteer work with Young Life Ministry and involvement in church programs demonstrate his dedication to faith-based service and leadership.

Shawn Powers is the COO of a health technology company. He has lived in Asia and North America and has worked professionally on projects spanning five continents. He has dedicated a significant portion of his life's work to opening healthcare access to the medically underserved and unserved. Shawn is credited with leading the effort that built the first federally qualified health center in New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward, where he first served as a consultant and later as CEO. He has also participated in unique healthcare endeavors globally, such as leading a multi-national consulting team to the capital of North Korea in support of the development of that nation's first pediatric cerebral palsy rehab center. Shawn has also led a major US health system as its System Vice President of Strategy and Foresight, where among his focuses were identifying the emergent top-of-the-funnel market disruptors, innovation opportunities, as well as new co/start-up deployment and investment.

As a workshop and conference speaker, Shawn often shares, \"The synergies found at the intersection of innovation and healthcare have the opportunity to change lives. Show me a place with great need, and let's go there and help them discover the growth opportunities that already exist in their respective community, culture, and society. Together, we can empower those with the need to move toward a self-directed sustainable solution that leads to better outcomes and a healthier tomorrow for the places they call home.\"

Shawn has served on multiple boards and has consulted with global non-profits, governments, NGOs, and Fortune 50 companies. Shawn and his family are active members of their church.

Elias Schulze is an emerging markets media executive and entrepreneur. Elias previously co-founded and managed Kana TV, Ethiopia's leading television network, which was later acquired by Canal+. He is also Managing Partner of The Africa Group, an early-stage venture capital firm focused on specialized opportunities in dynamic start-ups across Africa.

A former Engagement Manager for McKinsey & Company, Elias brings extensive strategic business experience to MBF's board. Currently residing in London, Elias is a graduate of Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service.

Dr. Kathy Shingleton is a Human Resources Executive specializing in healthcare HR and policy development, compliance and professional training. Kathy's career has included executive positions with large healthcare systems including as VP of Human Resources of Virginia Mason Health System in Seattle WA. While there she also served as Special Assistant to the CEO as part of the merger of Virginia Mason and CH Franciscan.

As VP of Human Resources and Employee Services for University of Texas Medical Branch, Dr. Shingleton supported over 13,000 employees throughout the state of Texas. As an adjunct professor at the University of Houston, she taught strategic management, risk management, quality management and human resources classes, and personally developed hundreds of nurses.

Dr. Shingleton holds a Doctor of Education and is a certified Senior Professional in Human Resources and a Senior Certified Professional by the Society for Human Resources Management. She also holds a BS from Texas A&M and received her MBA and Ed.D. degrees from the University of Houston. Kathy lives in Round Rock, TX, where she is actively involved in her local church.

Dr. Sloane is a retired surgeon who specialized in trauma, tho-racic, and transplant surgery. He received his medical degree from Harvard Medical School, and his credentials include board certification by the American Board of Surgery and the American Board of Thoracic Surgery. He is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons.

Other leadership roles have included board positions on the Harris Methodist Health Foundation, the RJ White Foundation, and the James L West Presbyterian Special Care Center, and currently include board membership on the Haiti Nursing Foun-dation. Dr. Sloane has held leadership and volunteer roles at his church for over 30 years and is an ordained Presbyterian elder.

Matthew Thompson is an accomplished professional in healthcare investment and management. Currently serving as a General Partner at Enhanced Healthcare Partners in New York and Park City, he has been instrumental in managing the firm's operations since 2014. Matthew's achievements include raising over $1 billion in equity capital and leading six successful buyout transactions, resulting in realized returns exceeding 5x and 50% gross IRR.

Before his tenure at Enhanced Healthcare Partners, Matthew held significant roles at Riverside Partners and CVS Health, showcasing his expertise in investment and healthcare. His educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in Finance and Operations Information Management from Georgetown University, where he graduated cum laude. Matthew's extensive experience and educational qualifications underscore his expertise and success in the healthcare investment sector.

Alicia Turner is a multifaceted professional with a deep commitment to improving organizations, especially those driven by a mission. As a former executive, her expertise spans operations, technology processes, leadership, and organizational culture. Alicia is passionate about bridging the gap between passionate work and efficient, financially stable operations. She excels in leadership and team development, process improvement, and execution excellence.

Alicia's life is deeply rooted in her faith, which guides her professional and personal endeavors. As a leader, coach, entrepreneur, and business executive, she integrates her spiritual beliefs into her work.

Her journey includes a strong focus on prayer, faith, and a relationship with God, which she believes are integral to her success and influence in the business world. Her company, North Compass Solutions, reflects this commitment, growing her influence in every client relationship and organization she works with.

Dr. Providence Uwimana Okaalet is a distinguished Medical Director at Watermark Health, where she also contributes her expertise as the leading physician of the Watermark Urgent Care Mobile Clinic. Born in Rwanda and raised in Kenya, Dr. Uwimana's diverse background and compassionate outlook have profoundly influenced her medical journey. She pursued her undergraduate degree in Psychology at Baylor University, followed by a Doctor of Medicine degree from Medical University of the Americas. Her medical training culminated in a Family Practice residency at Texas A&M Baylor Scott White Family Medicine, where she honed her skills and dedication to family health care.

Following her residency, Dr. Uwimana's commitment to healthcare led her to the PCEA Chogoria Mission Hospital in Kenya, where she made significant contributions as a Family Medicine Specialist. Her tenure in Kenya was marked by her roles as a Family Medicine Resident at the hospital, as well as a Clinical Consultant and Research Advisor for Kabarak University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. In 2019, Dr. Uwimana returned to the United States, driven by her passion to serve the underserved and continue her medical career.

Dr. Uwimana's life outside of her professional endeavors is filled with joy and adventure, shared with her husband and their two children. Together, they cherish traveling and the warmth of gatherings with friends and family.

Bryan Weiss leads a Healthcare Consulting practice where he uses the experience he gained through his leadership positions in healthcare to help medical practices achieve their business and strategic goals.

Bryan is a Life Group leader for his church, and he is active in local community missions. An avid runner, he enjoys spending time with family and listening to music.