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Drew Reynolds is principal consultant at Common Good Data, where he helps nonprofits use data to demonstrate and communicate their impact. He has over 10 years of experience working with nonprofit organizations as a consultant, program director, academic, teacher, mentor, and coach.
Reynolds began his career in K-12 education as a high school foreign language teacher (Spanish). He later served in higher education as an Assistant Professor at the UNC Charlotte School of Social Work and supported educators moving to online and hybrid learning as an Instructional Designer at Boston College. Reynolds earned a Ph.D. and MSW from the Boston College School of Social Work and his MEd and BA from the University of Notre Dame.

Lorena Ferro Borges, originally from Caracas Venezuela, moved to the USA in 2007. She earned her Bachelor in Accounting and Administration from Universidad Catolica Andres Bello in Caracas, Venezuela.
She currently works at GSMA Mobile for Development Foundation as Head of Finance and Compliance. She has more than 10 years of experience working in Finance and Compliance for non-profits in Georgia. With her team they currently manage a grant portfolio of over $100m, that includes US private foundations, US government agencies and international governments such as UK, Germany, Sweden, Norway, etc.
Since becoming the mother to a very special girl, Lorena discovered her passion for volunteering. She currently serves as a member of the Cardiac Family Advisory Council and Family Advisory Council for Children’s Health Care of Atlanta. She is also member of the ELC (Emerging Leaders for Children’s Health Care of Atlanta). She is a past Board member of AWARE wildlife center and The Childre’s Heart Foundation.

Jabari Clark is an accomplished leader in the areas of Project Management, Business Analysis, Process Improvement, and Strategic Development. Currently, he works as Principal Business Analyst at CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield where he leads various teams of Business Analysts to implement initiatives for various Blues Plans across the US. In addition to managing the quarterly audit, he identifies and bolsters processes that continue to improve the quality and delivery of team members.
With a background in Management Consulting, Jabari has led teams of Business Analysts in the Healthcare space for companies such as Deloitte and CareFirst. Jabari and his wife live in East Atlanta where they raise their four school age children – with one child in the 2033 French Track. His hobbies include cycling, running and volunteering. He holds an MBA in International Business from Georgia State University in addition to certifications such as PMP and CBAP. As a graduate of the United Way V.I.P. Board Training program, Jabari hopes to be able to contribute to GLOBE’s mission and to deliver his professional skills towards the enrichment of all children within the influence of The GLOBE Academy.

Kimberly Henshaw serves as the Head of the Chinese Language, Culture, and Business Initiatives at Georgia State University. She is also the Associate Director for the Office of International Initiatives and assists in various university-wide internationalization programs. Her interests are in foreign language teaching, learning methodologies, cultural edification, and collaborative intercultural communication.
She holds a Master of Arts in International Studies with an emphasis in Education, and a Bachelor of Science in International Affairs. Kimberly also has two certifications to teach English as a foreign language to both adults and children, and was a graduate of Georgia State’s 2018-2019 Executive Leadership Academy of Women.
Previously, Kimberly was the Managing Director of the Confucius Institute at Georgia State, as well as the Academic Director for an intensive English program at Oglethorpe University. She also worked in Shanghai and Beijing, China developing, launching, and promoting The Walt Disney Company’s English training school for children, Disney English.

Catherine Schwenkler lived and studied in South America before launching her education career as the founding Spanish teacher and International Studies Coordinator at an international studies high school in New York City.
In addition to teaching Spanish Language Arts, AP® Language and Culture, and AP® Literature and Culture, she also organized service-learning trips to Peru. In other teaching positions at charter and public schools in Queens and the San Francisco Bay Area, Catherine taught elementary and middle school students Spanish via the Total Physical Response Storytelling technique. She enjoys the spectrum of learners that come into classrooms in diverse cities.
Schwenkler's experience teaching native and heritage speakers alongside beginner learners proved to be invaluable as a member of Wayside Publishing's author teams for EntreCulturas 2, EntreCulturas 4, and Tejidos, all of which center authentic sources and intercultural understanding while developing language proficiency.
Catherine holds a B.A. in Hispanic Studies, a B.A. in Sociology, and a M.Ed. in Education, Curriculum and Instruction with a Certification in Spanish (K-12), all from The College of William and Mary.

Ryan Hudak is the founder and CEO of Hudson Point Partners, a consulting firm specializing in non-profit strategy, finance, and operations with a focus on K-12 public schools, school systems, and education support organizations. He began his professional career as an infantry officer in the U.S. Army. Following six years of military service, he worked in Silicon Valley in various manufacturing and operations management roles. After completing his MBA in 2005, he began a career in urban education reform focused on school operations.
Over the past 15 years, Ryan has served in various operations leadership roles at Chicago Public Schools, DC Public Schools, and KIPP Public Charter Schools where he served as Chief Operating Officer in San Antonio and Atlanta for more than seven years. Hudak holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics from the United States Military Academy at West Point and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Texas at Austin and is an alumnus of The Broad Residency in Urban Education. He lives in the Northlake area with his wife Callie and daughters Cate and Lucy.