Our Board of Advisors
We are grateful to our Board of Advisors who give of their valuable time, energy, gifts and expertise in helping AIN realize our vision to offer HOPE and to HELP create a world without HIV.
Our Board of Advisors
We are grateful to our Board of Advisors who give of their valuable time, energy, gifts and expertise in helping AIN realize our vision to offer HOPE and to HELP create a world without HIV.
Our Board of Advisors
We are grateful to our Board of Advisors who give of their valuable time, energy, gifts and expertise in helping AIN realize our vision to offer HOPE and to HELP create a world without HIV.
Officers
Gregg Gunter, Chair of the Board
Gregg has been involved with AIN for over a decade, beginning as a volunteer in the Daire Center. He has supported every AIN program, including being a temporary cook for clients in AIN’s Meals Program. He also volunteered in the Buddy Project, an early AIN support program aiding home-bound clients, eventually becoming the Volunteer Director of the program. Gregg has been an active Board member for over five years and AIN Board Chair for the past two. Gregg lives with his partner of twenty + years, Richard Allen. They have five fuzzy children—dogs, that is!
David Burrows, Vice Chair of the Board
David M. Burrows has been involved with AIN since 2008 and currently serves as Vice Chair on the Board. David is an entrepreneur involved in technology and marketing. His co-founded concept, Laundri, placed in the top 50 Startups for 2016 by the Consumer Technology Association. He also founded the M+M Agency, a digital advertising agency serving traditional business and new upstarts. David serves on the Board of Advocates for the College of Arts & Sciences at Baylor University, and the Board of Texas Winds Musical Outreach. David lives in North Dallas with his wife Margaret and their 2 dogs, Harley and Bailey.
Brian Sharp, Treasurer of the Board
Brian is a native of Memphis, Tennessee and has lived in several cities in both the US and abroad – but is proud to call Dallas his real home. Brian has been an active Board member for over six years and AIN Board Secretary for the past two. He has volunteered for HIV/STD prevention agencies for the last 25 years, and shares AIN’s passion for creating a culture of health in Greater Dallas. Brian’s career includes Supply Chain and Logistics Services Management in the automotive and telecommunications fields. He lives with his partner of over fifteen years, Mark Quigley, who shares his passion for travel.
AIN Board of Advisors Application
If you are interested in becoming a member of the Board of Advisors for AIN, please click here.
After filling out the above form, an email will be sent to you with your unique URL link to the application. If you are not able to finish it in one sitting, you will need to fill out a page then hit the NEXT button for your information to be saved and available when you resume the application.
Officers
Gregg Gunter, Chair of the Board
Gregg has been involved with AIN for over a decade, beginning as a volunteer in the Daire Center. He has supported every AIN program, including being a temporary cook for clients in AIN’s Meals Program. He also volunteered in the Buddy Project, an early AIN support program aiding home-bound clients, eventually becoming the Volunteer Director of the program. Gregg has been an active Board member for over five years and AIN Board Chair for the past two. Gregg lives with his partner of twenty + years, Richard Allen. They have five fuzzy children—dogs, that is!
David Burrows, Vice Chair of the Board
David M. Burrows has been involved with AIN since 2008 and currently serves as Vice Chair to the Board. David is an entrepreneur involved in technology and marketing. His co-founded concept, Laundri, placed in the top 50 Startups for 2016 by the Consumer Technology Association. He also founded the M+M Agency, a digital advertising agency serving traditional business and new upstarts. David serves on the Board of Advocates for the College of Arts & Sciences at Baylor University, and the Board of Texas Winds Musical Outreach. David lives in North Dallas with his wife Margaret along with their 2 dogs, Harley and Bailey.
Brian Sharp, Treasurer of the Board
Brian is a native of Memphis, Tennessee and has lived in several cities in both the US and abroad – but is proud to call Dallas his real home. Brian has been an active Board member for over six years and AIN Board Secretary for the past two. He has volunteered for HIV/STD prevention agencies for the last 25 years, and shares AIN’s passion for creating a culture of health in Greater Dallas. Brian’s career includes Supply Chain and Logistics Services Management in the automotive and telecommunications fields. He lives with his partner of over fifteen years, Mark Quigley, who shares his passion for travel.
Trustees
Mukam Jendayi, Governance Committee Chair
Mukamtagara Jendayi has a MA in Women’s Studies and currently serves as a Research Study Project Coordinator at Texas Women’s University. She is a fellow of Black AIDS Institute’s African American HIV University -Science Treatment College. Mukamtagara has worked in various social service fields such as substance abuse/addiction recovery, domestic violence, HIV prevention and reproductive justice. She is dedicated to the empowerment of women through promoting health education and literacy, advocacy, leadership, and building economic power.
Joleen Ford, Development Committee Chair
Joleen Ford is currently a Customer Support Associate for American Gypsum, but when she is not busy making sure all is right in the world of drywall, she can be found practicing yoga, exploring restaurants in the metroplex, adding more shoes to her collection, and exploring what the world has to offer. Ten years ago Joleen began her relationship with AIN as a volunteer, which quickly turned into a position on staff where she was responsible for educating vulnerable populations about HIV/AIDS. Joleen also served as Coordinator of the Daire Center & worked in the Development Department, and now serves as a member of AIN’s Board of Directors. Says Joleen, “What I thought would be a quick 6 month volunteer experience ended up being a life changer. It is an honor to witness the growth of the agency.”
Marvin Roberts
Advisory
Rev. Alex Byrd
Alison Cook
Piper Duarte
Michael Dulaney
Hon. Harryette Ehrhardt, DEd.
Todd Hedrick
Robert W. Henderson, M.D.
H. H. Miler Hung
Alison Johnson
Steven Krebaum, Ph.D.
Daymond Lavine
G. Roland Love, PC
Grace McFerrin
Sylvia Moreno, RN
Paul V. Myers
Trupti Patel
Hon. Jose Plata
Mary A. Reed, Ph.D.
Andrew Rohrbacher
William A. Smith
Nancy Abbott Torell
Carolyn Webber
Paul von Wupperfeld
Trustees
Mukam Jendayi, Governance Committee Chair
Mukamtagara Jendayi has a MA in Women’s Studies and currently serves as a Research Study Project Coordinator at Texas Women’s University. She is a fellow of Black AIDS Institute’s African American HIV University -Science Treatment College. Mukamtagara has worked in various social service fields such as substance abuse/addiction recovery, domestic violence, HIV prevention and reproductive justice. She is dedicated to the empowerment of women through promoting health education and literacy, advocacy, leadership, and building economic power.
Joleen Ford, Development Committee Chair
Joleen Ford is currently a Customer Support Associate for American Gypsum, but when she is not busy making sure all is right in the world of drywall, she can be found practicing yoga, exploring restaurants in the metroplex, adding more shoes to her collection, and exploring what the world has to offer. Ten years ago Joleen began her relationship with AIN as a volunteer, which quickly turned into a position on staff where she was responsible for educating vulnerable populations about HIV/AIDS. Joleen also served as Coordinator of the Daire Center & worked in the Development Department, and now serves as a member of AIN’s Board of Directors. Says Joleen, “What I thought would be a quick 6 month volunteer experience ended up being a life changer. It is an honor to witness the growth of the agency.”
Marvin Roberts
Advisory
Rev. Alex Byrd
Alison Cook
Piper Duarte
Michael Dulaney
Hon. Harryette Ehrhardt, DEd.
Todd Hedrick
Robert W. Henderson, M.D.
H. H. Miler Hung
Alison Johnson
Steven Krebaum, Ph.D.
Daymond Lavine
G. Roland Love, PC
Grace McFerrin
Sylvia Moreno, RN
Paul V. Myers
Trupti Patel
Hon. Jose Plata
Mary A. Reed, Ph.D.
Andrew Rohrbacher
William A. Smith
Nancy Abbott Torell
Carolyn Webber
Paul von Wupperfeld
AIN Board of Trustee Application
If, after reading the complete job description of the AIN Board of Trustees, you find that you are interested in becoming a member, please click here.
After filling out the above form, an email will be sent to you with a unique URL link to the application. If you are not able to finish it in one sitting, you will need to fill out a page then hit the NEXT button for your information to be saved and available when you resume the application.
Trustees
Mukam Jendayi, Governance Committee Chair
Mukamtagara Jendayi has a MA in Women’s Studies and currently serves as a Research Study Project Coordinator at Texas Women’s University. She is a fellow of Black AIDS Institute’s African American HIV University -Science Treatment College. Mukamtagara has worked in various social service fields such as substance abuse/addiction recovery, domestic violence, HIV prevention and reproductive justice. She is dedicated to the empowerment of women through promoting health education and literacy, advocacy, leadership, and building economic power.
Joleen Ford, Development Committee Chair
Joleen Ford is currently a Customer Support Associate for American Gypsum, but when she is not busy making sure all is right in the world of drywall, she can be found practicing yoga, exploring restaurants in the metroplex, adding more shoes to her collection, and exploring what the world has to offer. Ten years ago Joleen began her relationship with AIN as a volunteer, which quickly turned into a position on staff where she was responsible for educating vulnerable populations about HIV/AIDS. Joleen also served as Coordinator of the Daire Center & worked in the Development Department, and now serves as a member of AIN’s Board of Directors. Says Joleen, “What I thought would be a quick 6 month volunteer experience ended up being a life changer. It is an honor to witness the growth of the agency.”
Marvin Roberts
Advisory
| Rev. Alex Byrd |
| Alison Cook |
| Piper Duarte |
| Michael Dulaney |
| Hon. Harryette Ehrhardt, D.Ed |
| Todd Hedrick |
| Robert W. Henderson, M.D. |
| H.H. Miler Hung |
| Alison Johnson |
| Steven Krebaum, Ph.D. |
| Daymond Lavine |
| G. Roland Love, PC |
| Grace McFerrin |
| Sylvia Moreno, RN |
| Paul V. Myers |
| Trupti Patel |
| Hon. Jose Plata |
| Mary A. Reed, Ph.D. |
| Andrew Rohrbacher |
| William A. Smith |
| Nancy Abbott Torell |
| Carolyn Webber |
| Paul von Wupperfeld |
AIN Board of Trustee Application
If you are interested in becoming a member, please click here.
After filling out the above form, an email will be sent to you with a unique URL link to the application. If you are not able to finish it in one sitting, you will need to fill out a page then hit the NEXT button for your information to be saved and available when you resume the application.
