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Andry Sweet has more than three decades of experience in child welfare and behavioral health, and specializes in system improvements designed to provide comprehensive and innovative services to Florida’s children and families.
Kymberly Cook, MA, has more than two decades of experience in child welfare and human services. She is known for creating longstanding partnerships to put children first and to advance solutions in child and family counseling, dependency case management, and education.
Frank D. Gonzalez serves as Chief Compliance Officer and General Counsel for Children's Home Society of Florida. Prior to serving with CHS, Frank was a sole practitioner in Miami with a general practice emphasizing family law and general civil litigation. He has also previously worked as an associate attorney at various law firms, focusing primarily on civil litigation.
As CFO, Barbara McDonald oversees the statewide business and financial management of the organization, as well as the financial management of the Children's Home Society of Florida Foundation. Barbara joined the CHS team with 25+ years of progressive Finance and Accounting experience.
An award-winning leader, Heather previously provided consulting services in global private practice and booked 20 years of progressive talent leadership with retail, healthcare and telecommunication firms in New Jersey, New York and Florida.
Anthony Sudler has successfully led national and statewide philanthropy programs for more than three decades. As Chief Philanthropy Officer for CHS, Sudler leads efforts to increase charitable contributions to help more families remain safe, strong and together.
Jim Pulliam serves as Chief Information Officer for Children’s Home Society of Florida leading information technology and information security to innovate and advance services to Florida’s children and families. Jim has more than three decades of experience delivering IT solutions to support organizational growth, strategic planning, and information assurance.
Nacole Guyton brings nearly 15 years of experience in early learning, leadership, management, and strategic planning to CHS. As SVP, Guyton oversees growth for CHS’ evidence-based community solutions and partnerships serving the northern region from Gainesville to Pensacola and across Northeast Florida to south Deland.
Tara Hormell joined CHS as executive director in 2008 and led efforts to bringing the innovative Community Partnership School™ model to Florida. Under her leadership, this model has expanded into three schools in Central Florida and more than a dozen schools statewide.
Bronwyn Stanford oversees growth for CHS' evidence-based community solutions and partnerships serving the southern region from Miami-Dade across Palm Beach County and throughout the entire Suncoast. Stanford has more than 10 years of experience in child welfare, leadership and partner development throughout Florida.
With a passion for psychology, child welfare, and quality improvement, Wade has served in various leadership roles within the field of child welfare for the last 20 years, with experience in residential group care, foster care licensing, dependency case management, and MAPP and Child Welfare Certification facilitation.
Summer Pfeiffer has worked in the legislative process since 1997 and joined CHS as Vice President of Governmental Relations in 2007, a role in which she has successfully marshaled hundreds of volunteers and advocates on behalf of children's issues and lobbied budget and other child welfare public policy initiatives.
Heather Morgan, APR, has more than 15 years of experience managing communications for statewide, national and international companies. She joined CHS in 2006 and now oversees the organization’s communications and brand strategy and implementation.
Passionate volunteer leaders on our governing Board of Directors guide Children's Home Society of Florida’s mission and strategic direction.
Community Volunteer, (retired)
Senior Managing Director, Wells Fargo Advisors (retired)
Laura Kolkman, Mosaica Partners, President
Buchanan, Ingersoll, Rooney, Partner (retired)
Gunster, Government Affairs Consultant
Akerman LLP, Attorney
Betsy Couch, Knight Creative Communities Institute, Executive Director
Research Park at Florida Atlantic University, President & CEO
Julie Eason, CNL Financial Group, Accountant/Auditor
Family Wealth Director, Morgan Stanley
Early Learning Coalition of Duval, CEO (retired)
Wells Fargo Advisors, Financial Advisor
Hopping Green and Sams, Attorney (retired)
Meenan Law Firm, P.A., Government Relations Consultant
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