Each year, the JPS Foundation builds on its mission through the leadership of individuals who embody the organization’s values of service, integrity, and community partnership. The newly elected officers and members bring a wide range of experience and a shared commitment to advancing healthcare access and innovation throughout the community.

“Our newly elected officers and appointed board members strengthen our leadership as we advance our mission,” said Leah M. King, President of JPS Foundation. “Their vast expertise and dedication will help us continue making a lasting difference in the lives of our patients and community.”

As the fundraising arm of JPS Health Network, the JPS Foundation connects community support to patient care. Through donations and partnerships, the Foundation funds programs that expand access to care and promote the health and well-being of Tarrant County residents.

The Board of Directors will continue to shape the Foundation’s goals and ensure its efforts align with the priorities of JPS Health Network. Board Chairman Larry Anfin shared his enthusiasm for the year ahead, saying, “With our newly appointed members and officers in place, we are well-positioned to lead with focus and purpose, building on our momentum to advance the mission of our organization.”

The newly elected officers are:

Chairman: Larry Anfin – President, K&L Enterprises, Inc.
Vice Chair: Dr. Cynthia Montes – Director of Student Support Services, Texas Christian University
Treasurer/Secretary: Myra Savage – Vice President, Philanthropic Client Manager & Solutions, Bank of America

Joining the Board as new appointed members are:

Sarah LanCarte – President, LanCarte Commercial Real Estate
Nikki Morris – Executive Director, TCU Ralph Lowe Energy Institute
Neil Noakes – Chief Strategic Advancement, American Warrior Association R3
Allan Rodger – President, Zenith Roofing & Waterproofing
Jeremis Smith – CEO, Legacy Construction Solutions, Inc

They will be joining Dr. Karen Duncan, Kalisha Holland, Amy Radcliffe, Ty Stimpson, and Mimi Tran on the Foundation’s Board of Directors.

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“At a time of historic growth for Fort Worth tourism, Brian’s experience in local and state economic development will be invaluable to our organization,” said Bob Jameson, president and CEO of Visit Fort Worth.

Brian Newby’s extensive experience includes representing national and local companies, governmental entities and nonprofits. He has served in numerous local, state and national leadership positions, including the Texas governor’s office, where his responsibilities included state tourism promotion and economic development. He retired at the rank of Major General in the United States Air Force

“I’m excited to help guide Visit Fort Worth’s efforts to promote our city,” Newby said. “Tourism plays a critical role in showcasing Fort Worth to businesses and visitors from across the country.”

The Visit Fort Worth Board of Directors consists of 19 voting members and 22 non-voting ex-officio members. Three current board members will also join the Visit Fort Worth executive committee:

• Susan Alanis, chief operating officer, Tarrant County College
• Larry Auth, general manager, Omni Fort Worth Hotel
• Glenda Thompson, principal, Gestures Marketing

Other key changes to the Visit Fort Worth Board include new voting member Marianne Auld, managing partner at Kelly Hart, and William Johnson, assistant city manager, City of Fort Worth, as non-voting ex-officio members of the board.

Officers for the fiscal year 2023 are:

• Brian Newby, Chairman
• Mark Nurdin, Immediate Past Chair
• Susan Alanis, Vice Chair
• Crawford Edwards, Secretary/Treasurer

Ex-officio members also include committee chairs for the Visit Fort Worth Marketing Committee, Sales Committee, Fort Worth Sports Commission, Fort Worth Film Commission, Hear Fort Worth, and the presidents of the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce, Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce and the Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

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