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Directors
A committed and capable leadership team
General John M. Keane, USA, Ret.
Chairman of the Board
ADF Board of Directors
The Board of Directors has responsibility for the conduct, overall health, and effectiveness of The Army Distaff Foundation. As such, the Board determines the organization’s mission and purposes, ensures effective organizational planning and adequate resources, monitors programs and services, and works to enhance public image.
General John M. Keane, USA (Ret.)
Chairman of the Board
The Honorable Nelson Ford
Kimberly A. Kuryea
Senior Vice President, General Dynamics
RADM Kathleen Martin, USN (Ret.)
Leann Martin
Volunteer, Army Spouse
MG Timothy McHale, USA (Ret.)
President and CEO, The Army Distaff Foundation
VADM Frank Pandolfe, USN (Ret.), PhD
CEO, Pan Global Strategies
Nancy Roderer
President, Knollwood Resident Association
LTC Gordy Schnabel, USA (Ret.)
Dr. Catherine L. Turley, EdD
School of Medicine and Health Services, George Washington University
MG Timothy P. McHale, USA, Ret.
President and CEO
Senior Leadership Team
MG Timothy McHale, USA (Ret.)
President and CEO
COL Paul Bricker, USA (Ret.)
Chief Operating Officer
Bob Clements
Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer
Arlette Kesseng-A-Mbassa
Director of Nursing
Karis Jones
Health Services Administrator
James Michels
Vice President of Development
Bonnie Pack
Director of Human Resources
Matthew Reilly
Director of Innovation and Technology
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Offer insights and subject matter expertise into innovations and trends in Older Adult care.
Lend marketing, business, and technology expertise and support on a pro bono basis.
Provide financial support to ensure worthwhile projects and programs receive adequate funding.
Deliver in-kind support or donate products, including private-labeled goods.
Provide financial support through grants.
Lend credibility to study results and promote nationwide dissemination of best practices and proven approaches.
Offer ideas, advice, and counsel on new and promising approaches to healthy aging.
Provide program development and implementation support, including data collection and analysis.
Design and conduct formal research projects to be carried out at Knollwood and publish results so that transformational results are shared with others.
Bring skill and expertise to Knollwood through resident and student rotations.