John Henderson
Since earning a B.A. in Criminal Justice, and a M.B.A. in Executive Management, I have dedicated my entire career to working in within non-profit, educational and community-based organizations and small businesses. In a variety of leadership roles that range from that of supervisor within the juvenile detention system to serving as an university professor for almost 20 years, my drive stems from a firm belief that entire systems, no matter how sophisticated, are not successful at all if they cannot effectively serve one person at a time.
In my most recent as Executive Director of Communications and Marketing at the national non-profit educational organization, Foundations Inc., I led strategic partnership and development initiatives to improve educational experiences for at-risk youth. I helped the company establish its brand as a leading provider of customized professional development and technical assistance services for literally hundreds of professionals within schools, community-based organizations, and after school networks across the country.
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Emily Amarnick
Emily’s background and interests are as compelling as her attire—a tasteful and intelligent blend of all that is “vintage” and cutting-edge at the same time.
Emily grew up in the western suburbs of Philadelphia. The very confident and adventurous daughter of parents who were both educators, Emily was encouraged to pursue all of her interests with vigor and confidence.
She attended the University of Pittsburgh majoring in Humanities where she fortified her interests and skills in the areas of art, writing, film production and media. Shortly after graduation, her many talents in multimedia provided her with a unique advantage in the world of business.