Board Members
- Ryan Switzer – Division Vice President, Toll Brothers
- Suzanne Epps – Marketing Manager, Optima Engineering
- Natalie Perkins Holden – Co-Chair Emeritus, Clean (Past Chair)
- Reggie Joe – Financial Advisor, Northwestern Mutual
- Lisa Schiller – Chief Communications & Marketing Officer, UNC Healthcare
- Dion Bennett – Commercial Banking Relationship Manager, Central Bank
- Daniel Clinton – Pricing Manager, Bandwidth
- Torry Holt – President, Holt Brothers Foundation, Vice President, Holt Brothers Construction
Advisory Board Members
- Graham Ashe – Sales Representative, The Cason Group
- Leigh Bleecker – Divisional Chief Financial Officer, Duke Raleigh
- Amy Cox – Senior Vice President, Deep South Entertainment
- Mary Heath – Chief Marketing Officer, McAdams
- Roland Lewis – Owner, Zenith Automotive Solutions LLC
- Seth Palmer – Director or Strategic Communications, NP Strategy
- Virginia Parker – Senior Vice President/Triangle Market Manager, Bank of America
- Katherine Thomas – Vice President of Business Development, Alfred Williams & Co.
- Smedes York – Chairman of the Board, York Properties
- Stacie Phillips – Senior Project Manager, Kimely-Horn + Associates
- Terrence Holt – President, Holt Brothers Construction
From the Chair
Ryan Switzer, Division Vice President, Toll Brothers
“The Holt Brothers Foundation fills a niche that no one else does. Terrence and Torry focus on the kids who are impacted by a parent’s cancer. And they come at it with such honesty, integrity and knowledge. I know this because they helped my family when I was fighting cancer. It’s something I’ll never forget. Both of my kids attended KidsCan! and they continue to participate in Camp Kesem.
I know my colleagues on the advisory board share their passion for making the difference in the life of a child through education and inspiration. The Holt Brothers serve as mentors to these young people and are great examples of the philosophy behind the foundation: Kids can achieve and be successful, despite their parent’s disease.
Family-centered care should be the new norm — not the exception. During the next three years, we’ll be working toward that goal.”