Matt Baker presently serves in an executive sales position at Blackboard managing international strategy. He and his wife have four children.
Thabiti Boone is an inspirational public figure, speaker, a college basketball Hall of Famer, author, leader, minister and humanitarian.
LS1 Christopher Cady is in the U.S. Navy and is the recipient for the 2011 Military Fatherhood Award from the National Fatherhood Initiative.
Steve Crawford has been in education for 13 years as an elementary teacher, assistant principal and now a principal.
Carlos Duran is the founder of Hombres de Palabra (Men of their Word), an organization “helping men reach their maximum potential through education, training and initiatives.”
Thomas Green III is a US Army Veteran, deployed in Iraq. He was awarded a Purple Heart after being seriously injured by an IED.
Daniel Jenkins is an active duty Master Sergeant in the West Virginia Air National Guard, as the Retention Office Manager, for the 167th AirLift Wing, located in Martinsburg, West Virginia.
Jonathan Mayo is the Internship Coordinator for Year Up Atlanta. Jonathan has extensive experience in nonprofit and corporate managerial leadership.
George McAndrews has been recognized previously through the Illinois Fatherhood Initiative and is being recognized for his role as a grandfather. George has 18 grand children who are extremely important to him.
Dr. Roderick Mitchell is the Founder and Pastor of the New Life Church, Inc. of Cleveland, Mississippi since March of 1994. He is the Founder and President of Exodus School of the Bible in Renova, MS; Bishop and Founder of Miletus Covenant Connection.
Al Plummer mentors men in local jails and prisons for All Pro Dads in Noblesville, IN, serves on the Youth Football League Board and the Jehoshua House Community Council Board for Re-entry Programs, and was recently ordained as an Elder in his church.
Mary E. Polk is currently a Service Program Manager for Delaware’s Department of Services for Children, Youth and their Families.
Adam Tenner has been Executive Director of Metro Teen AIDS since 2001, and worked a variety of HIV prevention and adolescent health promotion capacities for over 20 years.
Eric C. Schurz Sr. is a father who had his life turned around by a fatherhood program promoted within the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community in Arizona.