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Brett Theodos is a senior research associate with the Metropolitan Housing and Communities Policy Center at the Urban Institute… Read More

Bob Giloth is the vice president for The Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Center for Community and Economic Opoortunity. He is both a denizen and student of urban communities. Giloth managed community development corporations in Baltimore and Chicago and served as deputy commissioner of economic development under Chicago Mayor Harold Washington before joining Casey in 1993. He holds a Ph.D. in… Read More

Bob Kenny is a partner at the North Bridge Advisory Group. He was associate director and visiting scholar at the Boston College Center on Wealth and Philanthropy from 2006-2013; and the executive director of More Than Money from 2001-2007. A former associate in education at the Harvard Center for Moral Education, Bob earned his doctorate in Counseling Psychology from Boston University. … Read More

Bob Reid is the president and CEO of Edge Philanthropy. Prior to this role, he was the CEO of the JF Maddox Foundation for 25 years. His foundation grant making experience has largely focused on education reform, higher education, workforce training, community and economic development, social services, access to healthcare, and substance abuse. He is also engaged in global development… Read More

Bobbi Hapgood has been involved with her extended family’s foundation, Educational Foundation of America, for over 33 years, serving in many roles over those years, including President. That foundation spans three family lines down four generations and has been in existence since 1959. Additionally, she serves on the board of the Prentice Foundation as Secretary, President and CEO of the… Read More

Bobby Heagerty is community affairs and education director at the OHSU Brain Institute. She was one of two recipients of the 2013 Science Educator Award from the Society for Neuroscience… Read More

Bob Abernethy previously serve as the executive editor and host of the PBS television series Religion & Ethics Newsweekly, a production of Thirteen/WNET in New York. A veteran television news correspondent, he worked at NBC News for more than four decades and reported on a wide variety of national and international events. In 1984, he took a 1-year leave from… Read More

Betty Stallings is an international trainer, consultant, author and keynote speaker, specializing in volunteerism, nonprofit fundraising, board development and leadership. Stallings has received numerous awards for creative volunteer contributions to her community and received the 1999 AVA Harriet Naylor Award for Distinguished Service to the field of volunteerism. Formerly, Stallings was the Founder and 13-year Executive Director of the Valley Volunteer… Read More

Bettye Pruitt became project leader in 2003 of the Generative Dialogue Project, which evolved into a global network, the Generative Change Community. She served as co-coordinator of the Generative Change Community (GCC) from 2005 through 2009. She also co-led the emergence of a related network, the Change Alliance. Bettye is formally trained as a social historian (PhD Boston University, 1981). She spent fourteen… Read More