- Dr. Debbie Beck, principal at Perkins&Will;
- Dr. John Burruss, CEO at Metrocare Services;
- Kathleen Bentler, senior director of development at University of Dallas;
- Elizabeth Conroy, agent at Allie Beth Allman & Associates, and co-founder of Selling Shufords Real Estate Group;
- Angie Eckelcamp, CEO and owner of Eckx Consulting LLC;
- Jason Garrett, former NFL football player and coach, and analyst for NBC’s pregame show Football Night in America;
- Derek Gerow, partner at Bain & Company;
- Bart Humphrey, president and CEO at Humphrey Oil Corporation, and partner and director at LPR Energy LLC;
- Jolie Humphrey – photographer and interior designer;
- Cheryl Mayo, budget and contracts administrator at City of Dallas;
- Sam Mudro – president and chief financial officer at HKS;
- Sammye Myers, director of the Mike A. Myers Foundation;
- Phil Sanders, retired CEO of Waddell & Reed Financial, Inc.;
- Megha Tolia, president and COO of Shondaland;
- Katie Townend Doherty, director of advancement at The Compass School of Texas; and
- Frankie Wilson, Jr., co-principal at Zoe Communications Agency.
BrainHealth Advisory Board Taps Texas Talent
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Bert Moore Endowed Chair and Professor, School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences Director, Neuroimaging of Reward Dynamics (NiRD) Lab
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