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The Very Reverend Richard A. Lord was called to be Rector of the Church of the Holy Comforter, Vienna, Virginia, in 1994. In that capacity, he serves as chief teacher, preacher, and pastor of the parish. His central responsibility is to work with the elected Vestry of the parish to set priorities for its direction and work with the parish… Read More

Richard Gunderman is a Chancellor’s Professor of Medicine, Liberal Arts, and Philanthropy, at Indiana University… Read More

Richard Marker is a 3rd generation family funder. His firm, Wise Philanthropy, provides strategy and evaluation advisory service to funders around the world. He also teaches in two university programs exclusively for philanthropists, foundations, and families: at the University of Pennsylvania’s Center for High Impact Philanthropy and at New York University’s Program in Funder Education (previously known at the Academy for… Read More

Richard “Skip” Moore is the past president of the Weaver Foundation, a family foundation serving Greensboro, North Carolina. He previously served on the Board of Directors of the National Center for Family Philanthropy and on the Council on Foundations’ Family Philanthropy Committee, and is a past member of the Council’s Board of Directors. Prior to joining the Weaver Foundation, he… Read More

Richard Russell currently serves as Board President of The Russell Family Foundation. He is the eldest son of George and Jane Russell. Richard is a Seattle-based communications facilitator, media producer, fine artist and musician. He is a Stanford University graduate, with additional training by the Grove Consultants International (pioneers in the use of graphic language in business situations)… Read More

Richard Woo serves as Board Director of the Change Happens Foundation. He has extensive experience serving in family philanthropy, corporate philanthropy, and community foundation roles. Richard is the former Chief Executive Officer of The Russell Family Foundation where he guided the Foundation’s strategic planning, programs and community affairs. Prior to arriving at the foundation, he spent many years working in… Read More

Reginald Jones, President of the Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation since 2011, joined the foundation in 2003 as Executive Director. Prior to joining JCNI, Jones served as President of Chicago-based Steans Family Foundation, a philanthropy committed to revitalizing North Lawndale, a disinvested community on Chicago’s west side. Jones worked extensively with culturally diverse residents and partner organizations to undertake ambitious… Read More

Regine A. Webster has honed her leadership skills with nonprofits ranging from the local to international level. Disaster philanthropy, humanitarian aid, and global health equity have been constants in her work. She serves as vice president of the Center for Disaster Philanthropy following a term as senior associate with Arabella Advisors, supporting the firm’s response to Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar… Read More