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We are honored to recognize James Schenck as this month’s Community Champion. James is President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union, American’s second-largest federal credit union. James also serves as CEO of the PenFed Foundation, which has provided more than $55 million in financial support to military service members, veterans, families, and support networks through programs on financial education, homeownership, veteran entrepreneurship, and short-term assistance.
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PenFed gave back to the Northern Virginia community by donating over 700 items to Mobile Hope an organization that provides emergency shelter to at-risk youth
Under James’s leadership, PenFed has earned many awards as an employer and a community leader such as the Canine Companions for Independence’s Hearts & Heroes Award for raising assistance dogs to transform the quality of life for people with disabilities and the Volunteer Alexandria’s Large Business Philanthropist Award for supporting charitable organizations and events throughout Northern Virginia.
Extending the credit union philosophy of “People Helping People,” James volunteers for other business groups in the community. He serves on the board of directors for the US Chamber of Commerce and the Northern Virginia Technology Council.
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2023 Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Service Award winner for outstanding contributions to help veterans succeed
In 2022, PenFed donated $2.2 million to more than 100 organizations
3-year volunteer with the USO
1-year volunteer with the American
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At KPMG we believe that small actions can lead to huge impact. The KPMG Community of Champions initiative recognizes individuals, throughout the Washington, D.C. metro area, for their passion and commitment to improving the communities where we live and work.
7th year running in the Marine Corps Marathon
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US Army aviators as a night vision goggle instructor pilot. He served on the Army Staff in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans, and was later selected to serve as a Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Army. James is still an avid pilot and recently completed an orientation flight in an F-16 fighter jet. James is always looking for his next adventure.
During his military career, James flew Black Hawk helicopters in Korea and trained other
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On October 29th KPMG had over 120 individuals volunteer to cheer on our KPMG team members and all of the runners participating in one of the biggest annual races in the DC area. We are KPMG proud to have sponsored this incredible event for yet another year. Congratulations to all the runners!
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On October 29th KPMG had over 120 individuals volunteer to cheer on our KPMG team members and all of the runners participating in one of the biggest annual races in the DC area. We are KPMG proud to have sponsored this incredible event for yet another year. Congratulations to all the runners!
Our Support for Caps in Schools
As a presenting partner of the Caps in School program we’re proud to support our educators and grade-school students. Recently, Caps in School surprised Ms. Benjamin at Turner Elementary with new supplies for her classroom.
Together. For Better. Two of our core values in action. Connecting our community efforts and the culture that we have at the firm is one of the really important things we do in this region.
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Capital Area Food Bank understands that while food is essential, it takes more than food to solve hunger as it is often part of a much larger problem. Issues surrounding employment, health and housing can all contribute to the
conditions that cause food insecurity. To address the root causes of hunger and inequity in the region, Capital Area Food Bank’s mission is to focus on addressing hunger today while also piloting innovative models that will create longer-term food security for tomorrow. These approaches are part of a new model called Food+ that expands beyond a traditional food provider network to test a variety of pilot projects that “bundle” food with other critical services such as health care, skills development, job training and more. The goal is to create places where people can come for food and find additional services that have the potential to transform lives.
As the leading hunger relief organization in our region, Capital Area Food Bank provides equitable access to food for individuals struggling with hunger and food insecurity. Each year, with the help of farmers, wholesalers, restaurants and community members, Capital Area Food Bank sources and distributes more than 50 million meals to almost half a million area residents. With over 400+ nonprofit partners, Capital Area Food Bank’s food assistance network includes faith-based organizations, food pantries, soup kitchens, emergency shelters, senior programs, daycare centers and other nonprofits in the community, where they receive food and health education materials from the food bank to feed the people they serve.
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Food donations come to Capital Area Food Bank’s 123,000 square foot distribution center, where 20,000+ annual volunteers sort and prepare items for distribution
Capital Area Food Bank’s programs aim to remove the burden of food costs for people seeking skills development, integrate food into healthcare settings to promote disease prevention and increase access and affordability to food
Capital Area Food Bank helps 10 percent of our region receive food when they need it
Capital Area Food Bank not only distributes food but also works with multiple partners to address the root causes of food insecurity
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Additionally, he created Capital One Beyond School Walls Mentoring Program, where 60+ at-risk youth are mentored by Capital One employees in partnership with local school districts.
As a board member of BBBSNCA for 20+ years, he has partnered with the CEO and Big Brothers Big Sisters’ Development staff to promote BBBSNCA’s services and help raise funds to carry out the mission of the organization through highly successful special events.
Tom Feil is the Senior Vice President and Treasurer for Capital One Financial Corporation. He is responsible for Capital One’s overall liquidity risk management, asset, and liability management, for coordinating its global wholesale funding, and overseeing the company’s investment portfolio. He joined Capital One in 2000, and responsibilities in his previous roles included the company’s overall capital management and funding, primarily through the Securitization markets.
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The BBBSNCA celebrates over 100 years of service by making positive difference in the lives of children in the greater Washington region through professionally supported long-term mentoring relationships.
Tom Feil has served for the past 20+ years as a Board member of the Big Brother Big Sisters organization of the National Capital Area (BBBSNCA).
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48th Marine Corps Marathon
On October 29th KPMG had over 120 individuals volunteer to cheer on our KPMG team members and all of the runners participating in one of the biggest annual races in the DC area. We are KPMG proud to have sponsored this incredible event for yet another year. Congratulations to all the runners!
Our Support for Caps in Schools
As a presenting partner of the Caps in School program we’re proud to support our educators and grade-school students. Recently, Caps in School surprised Ms. Benjamin at Turner Elementary with new supplies for her classroom.
Together. For Better. Two of our core values in action. Connecting our community efforts and the culture that we have at the firm is one of the really important things we do in this region.
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Additionally, he created Capital One Beyond School Walls Mentoring Program, where 60+ at-risk youth are mentored by Capital One employees in partnership with local school districts.
As a board member of BBBSNCA for 20+ years, he has partnered with the CEO and Big Brothers Big Sisters’ Development staff to promote BBBSNCA’s services and help raise funds to carry out the mission of the organization through highly successful special events.
Tom Feil is the Senior Vice President and Treasurer for Capital One Financial Corporation. He is responsible for Capital One’s overall liquidity risk management, asset, and liability management, for coordinating its global wholesale funding, and overseeing the company’s investment portfolio. He joined Capital One in 2000, and responsibilities in his previous roles included the company’s overall capital management and funding, primarily through the Securitization markets.
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The BBBSNCA celebrates over 100 years of service by making positive difference in the lives of children in the greater Washington region through professionally supported long-term mentoring relationships.
Tom Feil has served for the past 20+ years as a Board member of the Big Brother Big Sisters organization of the National Capital Area (BBBSNCA).
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Champion honorees are recognized at Capitals, Wizards and Mystics games to recognize their outstanding community efforts
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Together with Monumental Sports & Entertainment we are proud to support the causes, philanthropic organizations, and people who are giving back to the community each and every day.
At KPMG we believe that small actions can lead to huge impact. The KPMG Community of Champions initiative recognizes individuals, throughout the Washington DC metro area, for their passion and commitment to improving the communities where we live and work.
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Additionally, he created Capital One Beyond School Walls Mentoring Program, where 60+ at-risk youth are mentored by Capital One employees in partnership with local school districts.
As a board member of BBBSNCA for 20+ years, he has partnered with the CEO and Big Brothers Big Sisters’ Development staff to promote BBBSNCA’s services and help raise funds to carry out the mission of the organization through highly successful special events.
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Tchernavia Rocker is the Chief People & Administrative Officer at Under Armour Inc. She brings deep industry experience in building best in class HR operations while developing strong workplace culture. Prior to that she served as Chief People and Culture Officer from February 2019 to May 2020. Prior to joining Under Armour, she served more than 18 years in Human Resources leadership roles at Harley-Davidson, Inc., most recently as Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer. At Under Armour, she is a part of their long-term commitment to create opportunities for millions of youths to engage in sports by 2030. In 2019, she served on the board of directors for Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee and the Marcus Center for Performing Arts and is a member of HR Policy Institute, the Society for Human Resource Management, and the National Black MBA Association.
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Served on the board of directors for Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin and Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee
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Co-Chaired 6th Annual Athlete Ally Action Awards
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Tchernavia Rocker is the Chief People & Administrative Officer at Under Armour Inc. She brings deep industry experience in building best in class HR operations while developing strong workplace culture. Prior to that she served as Chief People and Culture Officer from February 2019 to May 2020. Prior to joining Under Armour, she served more than 18 years in Human Resources leadership roles at Harley-Davidson, Inc., most recently as Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer. At Under Armour, she is a part of their long-term commitment to create opportunities for millions of youths to engage in sports by 2030. In 2019, she served on the board of directors for Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee and the Marcus Center for Performing Arts and is a member of HR Policy Institute, the Society for Human Resource Management, and the National Black MBA Association.
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Served on the board of directors for Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin and Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee
BoardProspects’ 2023 NextUp50
Co-Chaired 6th Annual Athlete Ally Action Awards
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Additionally, he created Capital One Beyond School Walls Mentoring Program, where 60+ at-risk youth are mentored by Capital One employees in partnership with local school districts.
As a board member of BBBSNCA for 20+ years, he has partnered with the CEO and Big Brothers Big Sisters’ Development staff to promote BBBSNCA’s services and help raise funds to carry out the mission of the organization through highly successful special events.
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Mr. Tulsian is proud to support American Heart Association where he is a board member for Greater Washington Region Board, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and Feeding America. His personal motto is helping our youth survive and thrive.
Vishal Tulsian is an industry leader with 25 years of experience successfully managing, growing, and delivering information technology services. As senior vice president at SAIC, he leads the Health, State and Local, and Federal Financials business unit where he is responsible for a geographically diverse client base. He is responsible for account management, engagement management, client satisfaction, sales, and delivery excellence with all services that SAIC delivers.
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His personal motto is helping our youth survive and thrive.
Proud supporter of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and Feeding America.
American Heart Association Board Member
Vishal Tulsian
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Vishal Tulsian is an industry leader with 25 years of experience successfully managing, growing, and delivering information technology services. As senior vice president at SAIC, he leads the Health, State and Local, and Federal Financials business unit where he is responsible for a geographically diverse client base. He is responsible for account management, engagement management, client satisfaction, sales, and delivery excellence with all services that SAIC delivers.
Vishal Tulsian is an industry leader with 25 years of experience successfully managing, growing, and delivering information technology services. As senior vice president at SAIC, he leads the Health, State and Local, and Federal Financials business unit where he is responsible for a geographically diverse client base. He is responsible for account management, engagement management, client satisfaction, sales, and delivery excellence with all services that SAIC delivers.
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His personal motto is helping our youth survive and thrive.
Proud supporter of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and Feeding America.
American Heart Association Board Member
Vishal Tulsian
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Our Support for Capital Area Food Bank
During our Town Hall we featured an interview between Radha Muthiah, President & CEO of Capital Area Food Bank and Seth Blackley, CEO & Co-Founder of Evolent as they discuss the amazing work CAFB has done in our community.
Our Support for Caps in Schools
As a presenting partner of the Caps in School program we’re proud to support our educators and grade-school students. Recently, Caps in School surprised Ms. Benjamin at Turner Elementary with new supplies for her classroom.
Together. For Better. Two of our core values in action. Connecting our community efforts and the culture that we have at the firm is one of the really important things we do in this region.
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counseling, education, and support – regardless of ability to pay.” The Center serves over 3,000 people annually and functions as a teaching institution for mental health professionals, offering one of the largest, most prestigious, and most competitive training programs in the region. Leveraging her business experience, Susanne supports the investment strategy and financial stewardship of the Center, as well as fundraising through the Center’s two annual events, the Leadership Conference in the Spring, and the Gala in the Fall.
In 2021, Susanne joined the board of directors of The Women’s Center as part of her personal commitment to supporting women and girls to be compassionate, strong, and successful. Founded in 1974, The Women’s Center is a non-profit organization whose mission is “To significantly improve the mental health and well-being of all members of our community through
She joined Bechtel in 2019, continuing a 25+ year career in the engineering and construction industry and public accounting profession. Over her career, she has championed diversity and inclusion and women’s leadership through numerous company resource groups, and in 2022 received a DE&I Leader Award from DCIIA, the Defined Contribution Institutional Investment Association.
She joined Bechtel in 2019, continuing a 25+ year career in the engineering and construction industry and public accounting profession. Over her career, she has championed diversity and inclusion and women’s leadership through numerous company resource groups, and in 2022 received a DE&I Leader Award from DCIIA, the Defined Contribution Institutional Investment Association.
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In 2023, the Women’s Center provided 22,000 hours of individual, couples, and family mental health counseling to 1,500 community members. 50% of them received reduced fees/free services.
The Women’s Center Board Member
2022 DCIIA’s DE&I Leader Awardee
Principal Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer at Bechtel
Susanne R. Skaggs
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During our Town Hall we featured an interview between Radha Muthiah, President & CEO of Capital Area Food Bank and Seth Blackley, CEO & Co-Founder of Evolent as they discuss the amazing work CAFB has done in our community.
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She managed the University through a weather-related crisis related to the operation of its steam plant and is now leading a modernization effort for the system. Dubroy is simultaneously leading an overhaul that includes the improvement of Howard University’s core network, as part of a partnership with IBM, and is installing a new, University-wide Enterprise Resource Planning system.
She was named in 2021 as Washington Business Journal’s ‘Women Who Mean Business’, 2017 as CEO of the Year in the Triangle region and to the 40 Under 40: Excellence in Leadership list by the Triangle Business Journal.
In response to concerns regarding public safety and emergency management, Dr. Dubroy has created an institutional training series to prepare stakeholders for high-alert scenarios. Statistics for federally-mandated reported crimes and incidents on campus have declined over her tenure and the Department of Public Safety has fully introduced Bison S.A.F.E., a mobile app that gives stakeholders multiple options for contacting campus safety officers, reporting incidents, and tracking covid mitigation efforts and statistics all in real-time.
Under her leadership, Howard University has experienced significant growth in its financial outlook and opportunities for optimization. The university was recognized for its work to improve its financial aid standing with the Department of Education, being removed from Heightened Cash Monitoring status in less than a year. Record-breaking fundraising, combined with gains in auxiliary revenue earnings and cost reductions, have allowed the university greater latitude to invest in people and resources. In 2021, Howard launched the Workday platform to create easier processes for employee onboarding, training, and
Dr. Tashni-Ann Dubroy serves as the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at Howard University. Her leadership responsibilities include oversight of human resources and services, commercial enterprise, information technology, facilities management and real estate management, environmental and emergency management, public safety, and enrollment management.
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Washingtonian’s 2023 Most Powerful Women in Washington
Triangle Business Journal’s 40 Under 40: Excellence in Leadership
Washington Business Journal’s 2021 Women Who Mean Business
Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer at Howard University
Dr. Tashni-Ann Dubroy
As a presenting partner of the Caps in School Program we’re proud to support our educators and grade-school students. Recently, KPMG volunteers spent the day helping Hollin Meadows 5th graders connect STEM to hockey. The 5th graders watched the Caps practice at Medstar Capitals Iceplex and then took part in stations learning about off the ice careers in hockey that involve science, math and engineering.
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evaluation. In 2022, a phased compensation increase plan for non-union employees of the institution was introduced and powered by $3 million from the university's operational budget.
Food & Friends is built on a simple premise: anyone can get sick, and everyone can help. As an organization that believes that everyone managing a serious illness should have the nourishment they need to improve their health and enhance their quality of life, Food & Friends prepares and provides specialized meals that are designed to meet the medical and dietary needs of each client.
During the course of his nearly 30 years in the field Charlie has served as the President of NATCO (Nations Transplant Coordinator Organization), AOPO (Association for Organ Procurement Organizations) and UNOS/OPTN (United Network for Organ Sharing/Organ Procurement & Transplantation Network) while maintaining his role at Infinite Legacy. In 2022, Charlie helped The Living Legacy Foundation of Maryland navigate a merger with Washington Regional Transplant Community to become Infinite Legacy, one of the nation’s largest organ procurement organizations, that now serves almost 10 million people in Maryland, Washington, DC, and Northern Virginia.
Charlie has been active in the field of organ transplantation since 1996. He began his career at Infinite Legacy as an Operating Room Perfusionist and later fulfilled the role of Organ Recovery Coordinator. In 1999, he started the Hospital Services Department at Infinite Legacy and later became the Manager of Hospital Services. In 2003, Charlie became the Director of Clinical and Hospital Services. In April 2004, he was recruited to become the President & CEO of the organization.
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Infinite Legacy facilitates organ, eye, and tissue donation, as well as educates people about the critical importance of registering to be a donor.
Infinite Legacy works with 68 hospitals and eight transplant centers to decrease the number of people waiting for a lifesaving transplant.
American Red Cross Board Member
President & CEO of Infinite Legacy
Charlie Alexander
69% of all households served have income less than $1,500/month
An apartment at The Monterey in North Bethesda, generously provided by Bozzuto Homes and furnished by SuiteAmerica, is provided through the Friends for a patient and their family during their long-term stay in the Washington area.
Sunday evening dinners for families at the Safra Lodge: On Sundays, when many patients and their families arrive at the NIH for the week ahead, the Friends underwrites a dinner designed to let patients relax and settle in, rather than having to run out to find dinner nearby.
Monthly patient parties at the NIH, allowing patients time to relax and have time away from their hospital room.
4,000+ volunteers live in the region
became the Director of Clinical and Hospital Services. In April 2004, he was recruited to become the President & CEO of the organization.
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Celebrating the impact of everyday heroes
Active in the community, Kate is a member of the board of the American Red Cross of the National Capital & Greater Chesapeake Region. The American Red Cross strives to build strong and sustainable relationships with diverse communities in Washington, D.C., Northern Virginia, Maryland and Delaware. The American Red Cross volunteers, programs and services reach thousands of people with disaster preparedness materials and other lifesaving information.
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Do Right - Focus on trust, integrity, accountability, and transparency with every interaction.
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The Friends of Patients at the NIH touch patients and their families lives in three ways:
Friends of Patients at the National Institutes of Health was established in 1984 by members of the NIH community who saw first-hand the financial and emotional challenges faced by patients and their families, and the risk to the research should such challenges interrupt someone’s ability to their complete treatment at NIH
The American Red Cross of the National Capital and Greater Chesapeake Region has held more than 6,300 blood drives throughout the region
Kate Boeding is the Head of Marketing for “Global Culinary Kitchen” at Nestlé USA, based in Arlington, Virginia. In this role, she drives profitable growth for a $1 Billion+ portfolio and aims to bring taste and comfort to America’s homes with beloved brands, including Nestlé Toll House, Carnation and Libby’s Pumpkin.
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7th year running in the Marine Corps Marathon
1-year volunteer with the American
Foundation for Suicide Prevention
3-year volunteer with the USO
30-year veteran of the United States Marine Corps
Hometown: Bethesda, MD
Born in Ghana West Africa
Kate D. Scoffield
As a mom of three boys, who all played soccer growing up, Kate continues to give back by supporting 40 young boys in Ghana with their schooling and soccer training. Her goal is to bring a team to the US for a college showcase to help them realize their dreams of playing at the collegiate level.
Passionate about giving back to her community, Kate has spent the last three years volunteering with the USO, where she helps with shift duties, unit support and all the family events the USO puts on, such as Bingo, Bunko, Project Elf, Halloween Haunted Center, Movies on the Lawn, Tree Lighting and National Night Out, to name a few. Kate also volunteers with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, where she helps to drive awareness and education, and is the lead organizer for this year’s Out of the Darkness Walk.
We are honored to recognize Kate D. Scoffield as our first KPMG Community Champion. Kate’s community efforts were celebrated at opening night at the Washington Capitals hockey game on October 13th at Capital One Arena.
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7th year running in the Marine Corps Marathon
1-year volunteer with the American
Foundation for Suicide Prevention
3-year volunteer with the USO
30-year veteran of the United States Marine Corps
Hometown: Bethesda, MD
Born in Ghana West Africa
Kate D. Scoffield
As a mom of three boys, who all played soccer growing up, Kate continues to give back by supporting 40 young boys in Ghana with their schooling and soccer training. Her goal is to bring a team to the US for a college showcase to help them realize their dreams of playing at the collegiate level.
Passionate about giving back to her community, Kate has spent the last three years volunteering with the USO, where she helps with shift duties, unit support and all the family events the USO puts on, such as Bingo, Bunko, Project Elf, Halloween Haunted Center, Movies on the Lawn, Tree Lighting and National Night Out, to name a few. Kate also volunteers with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, where she helps to drive awareness and education, and is the lead organizer for this year’s Out of the Darkness Walk.
We are honored to recognize Kate D. Scoffield as our first KPMG Community Champion. Kate’s community efforts were celebrated at opening night at the Washington Capitals hockey game on October 13th at Capital One Arena.
During his military career, James flew Black Hawk helicopters in Korea and trained other US Army aviators as a night vision goggle instructor pilot. He served on the Army Staff in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans, and was later selected to serve as a Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Army. James is still an avid pilot and recently completed an orientation flight in an F-16 fighter jet. James is always looking for his next adventure.
Extending the credit union philosophy of “People Helping People,” James volunteers for other business groups in the community. He serves on the board of directors for the US Chamber of Commerce and the Northern Virginia Technology Council.
Under James’s leadership, PenFed has earned many awards as an employer and a community leader such as the Canine Companions for Independence’s Hearts & Heroes Award for raising assistance dogs to transform the quality of life for people with disabilities and the Volunteer Alexandria’s Large Business Philanthropist Award for supporting charitable organizations and events throughout Northern Virginia.
We are honored to recognize James Schenck as our November Community Champion. James is President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union, American’s second-largest federal credit union. James also serves as CEO of the PenFed Foundation, which has provided more than $55 million in financial support to military service members, veterans, families, and support networks through programs on
financial education, homeownership, veteran entrepreneurship, and short-term assistance.
7th year running in the Marine Corps Marathon
1-year volunteer with the American
Foundation for Suicide Prevention
3-year volunteer with the USO
PenFed gave back to the Northern Virginia community by donating over 700 items to Mobile Hope an organization that provides emergency shelter to at-risk youth
In 2022, PenFed donated $2.2 million to more than 100 organizations
2023 Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Service Award winner for outstanding contributions to help veterans succeed
James R. Schenck
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7th year running in the Marine Corps Marathon
1-year volunteer with the American
Foundation for Suicide Prevention
3-year volunteer with the USO
30-year veteran of the United States Marine Corps
Hometown: Bethesda, MD
Born in Ghana West Africa
Kate D. Scoffield
As a mom of three boys, who all played soccer growing up, Kate continues to give back by supporting 40 young boys in Ghana with their schooling and soccer training. Her goal is to bring a team to the US for a college showcase to help them realize their dreams of playing at the collegiate level.
Passionate about giving back to her community, Kate has spent the last three years volunteering with the USO, where she helps with shift duties, unit support and all the family events the USO puts on, such as Bingo, Bunko, Project Elf, Halloween Haunted Center, Movies on the Lawn, Tree Lighting and National Night Out, to name a few. Kate also volunteers with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, where she helps to drive awareness and education, and is the lead organizer for this year’s Out of the Darkness Walk.
We are honored to recognize Kate D. Scoffield as our first KPMG Community Champion. Kate’s community efforts were celebrated at opening night at the Washington Capitals hockey game on October 13th at Capital One Arena.
During his military career, James flew Black Hawk helicopters in Korea and trained other US Army aviators as a night vision goggle instructor pilot. He served on the Army Staff in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans, and was later selected to serve as a Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Army. James is still an avid pilot and recently completed an orientation flight in an F-16 fighter jet. James is always looking for his next adventure.
Extending the credit union philosophy of “People Helping People,” James volunteers for other business groups in the community. He serves on the board of directors for the US Chamber of Commerce and the Northern Virginia Technology Council.
Under James’s leadership, PenFed has earned many awards as an employer and a community leader such as the Canine Companions for Independence’s Hearts & Heroes Award for raising assistance dogs to transform the quality of life for people with disabilities and the Volunteer Alexandria’s Large Business Philanthropist Award for supporting charitable organizations and events throughout Northern Virginia.
We are honored to recognize James Schenck as our November Community Champion. James is President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union, American’s second-largest federal credit union. James also serves as CEO of the PenFed Foundation, which has provided more than $55 million in financial support to military service members, veterans, families, and support networks through programs on
financial education, homeownership, veteran entrepreneurship, and short-term assistance.
7th year running in the Marine Corps Marathon
1-year volunteer with the American
Foundation for Suicide Prevention
3-year volunteer with the USO
PenFed gave back to the Northern Virginia community by donating over 700 items to Mobile Hope an organization that provides emergency shelter to at-risk youth
In 2022, PenFed donated $2.2 million to more than 100 organizations
2023 Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Service Award winner for outstanding contributions to help veterans succeed
James R. Schenck
today while also piloting innovative models that will create longer-term food security for tomorrow. These approaches are part of a new model called Food+ that expands beyond a traditional food provider network to test a variety of pilot projects that “bundle” food with other critical services such as health care, skills development, job training and more. The goal is to create places where people can come for food and find additional services that have the potential to transform lives.
contribute to the conditions that cause food insecurity. To address the root causes of hunger and inequity in the region, Capital Area Food Bank’s mission is to focus on addressing hunger
Capital Area Food Bank understands that while food is essential, it takes more than food to solve hunger as it is often part of a much larger problem. Issues surrounding employment, health and housing can all
We are honored to recognize Capital Area Food Bank as our December Community Champion. As the leading hunger relief organization in our region, Capital Area Food Bank provides equitable access to food for individuals struggling with hunger and food insecurity. Each year, with the help of farmers, wholesalers, restaurants and community members, Capital Area Food Bank sources and distributes more than 50 million meals to almost half a million area residents. With over 400+ nonprofit partners, Capital Area Food Bank’s food assistance network includes faith-based organizations, food pantries, soup kitchens, emergency shelters, senior programs, daycare centers and other nonprofits in the community, where they receive food and health education materials from the food bank to feed the people they serve.
Food donations come to Capital Area Food Bank’s 123,000 square foot distribution center, where 20,000+ annual volunteers sort and prepare items for distribution
Capital Area Food Bank’s programs aim to remove the burden of food costs for people seeking skills development, integrate food into healthcare settings to promote disease prevention and increase access and affordability to food
Capital Area Food Bank helps 10 percent of our region receive food when they need it
Capital Area Food Bank not only distributes food but also works with multiple partners to address the root causes of food insecurity
Capital Area Food Bank
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7th year running in the Marine Corps Marathon
1-year volunteer with the American
Foundation for Suicide Prevention
3-year volunteer with the USO
30-year veteran of the United States Marine Corps
Hometown: Bethesda, MD
Born in Ghana West Africa
Kate D. Scoffield
As a mom of three boys, who all played soccer growing up, Kate continues to give back by supporting 40 young boys in Ghana with their schooling and soccer training. Her goal is to bring a team to the US for a college showcase to help them realize their dreams of playing at the collegiate level.
Passionate about giving back to her community, Kate has spent the last three years volunteering with the USO, where she helps with shift duties, unit support and all the family events the USO puts on, such as Bingo, Bunko, Project Elf, Halloween Haunted Center, Movies on the Lawn, Tree Lighting and National Night Out, to name a few. Kate also volunteers with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, where she helps to drive awareness and education, and is the lead organizer for this year’s Out of the Darkness Walk.
We are honored to recognize Kate D. Scoffield as our first KPMG Community Champion. Kate’s community efforts were celebrated at opening night at the Washington Capitals hockey game on October 13th at Capital One Arena.
During his military career, James flew Black Hawk helicopters in Korea and trained other US Army aviators as a night vision goggle instructor pilot. He served on the Army Staff in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans, and was later selected to serve as a Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Army. James is still an avid pilot and recently completed an orientation flight in an F-16 fighter jet. James is always looking for his next adventure.
Extending the credit union philosophy of “People Helping People,” James volunteers for other business groups in the community. He serves on the board of directors for the US Chamber of Commerce and the Northern Virginia Technology Council.
Under James’s leadership, PenFed has earned many awards as an employer and a community leader such as the Canine Companions for Independence’s Hearts & Heroes Award for raising assistance dogs to transform the quality of life for people with disabilities and the Volunteer Alexandria’s Large Business Philanthropist Award for supporting charitable organizations and events throughout Northern Virginia.
We are honored to recognize James Schenck as our November Community Champion. James is President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union, American’s second-largest federal credit union. James also serves as CEO of the PenFed Foundation, which has provided more than $55 million in financial support to military service members, veterans, families, and support networks through programs on financial education, homeownership, veteran entrepreneurship, and short-term assistance.
financial education, homeownership, veteran entrepreneurship, and short-term assistance.
7th year running in the Marine Corps Marathon
1-year volunteer with the American
Foundation for Suicide Prevention
3-year volunteer with the USO
PenFed gave back to the Northern Virginia community by donating over 700 items to Mobile Hope an organization that provides emergency shelter to at-risk youth
In 2022, PenFed donated $2.2 million to more than 100 organizations
2023 Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Service Award winner for outstanding contributions to help veterans succeed
James R. Schenck
To address the root causes of hunger and inequity in the region, Capital Area Food Bank’s mission is to focus on addressing hunger today while also piloting innovative models that will create longer-term food security for tomorrow. These approaches are part of a new model called Food+ that expands beyond a traditional food provider network to test a variety of pilot projects that “bundle” food with other critical services such as health care, skills development, job training and more. The goal is to create places where people can come for food and find additional services that have the potential to transform lives.
contribute to the conditions that cause food insecurity. To address the root causes of hunger and inequity in the region, Capital Area Food Bank’s mission is to focus on addressing hunger
Capital Area Food Bank understands that while food is essential, it takes more than food to solve hunger as it is often part of a much larger problem. Issues surrounding employment, health and housing can all contribute to the conditions that cause food insecurity.
We are honored to recognize Capital Area Food Bank as our December Community Champion. As the leading hunger relief organization in our region, Capital Area Food Bank provides equitable access to food for individuals struggling with hunger and food insecurity. Each year, with the help of farmers, wholesalers, restaurants and community members, Capital Area Food Bank sources and distributes more than 50 million meals to almost half a million area residents. With over 400+ nonprofit partners, Capital Area Food Bank’s food assistance network includes faith-based organizations, food pantries, soup kitchens, emergency shelters, senior programs, daycare centers and other nonprofits in the community, where they receive food and health education materials from the food bank to feed the people they serve.
Food donations come to Capital Area Food Bank’s 123,000 square foot distribution center, where 20,000+ annual volunteers sort and prepare items for distribution
Capital Area Food Bank’s programs aim to remove the burden of food costs for people seeking skills development, integrate food into healthcare settings to promote disease prevention and increase access and affordability to food
Capital Area Food Bank helps 10 percent of our region receive food when they need it
Capital Area Food Bank not only distributes food but also works with multiple partners to address the root causes of food insecurity
Capital Area Food Bank
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7th year running in the Marine Corps Marathon
1-year volunteer with the American
Foundation for Suicide Prevention
3-year volunteer with the USO
30-year veteran of the United States Marine Corps
Hometown: Bethesda, MD
Born in Ghana West Africa
Kate D. Scoffield
As a mom of three boys, who all played soccer growing up, Kate continues to give back by supporting 40 young boys in Ghana with their schooling and soccer training. Her goal is to bring a team to the US for a college showcase to help them realize their dreams of playing at the collegiate level.
Passionate about giving back to her community, Kate has spent the last three years volunteering with the USO, where she helps with shift duties, unit support and all the family events the USO puts on, such as Bingo, Bunko, Project Elf, Halloween Haunted Center, Movies on the Lawn, Tree Lighting and National Night Out, to name a few. Kate also volunteers with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, where she helps to drive awareness and education, and is the lead organizer for this year’s Out of the Darkness Walk.
We are honored to recognize Kate D. Scoffield as our first KPMG Community Champion. Kate’s community efforts were celebrated at opening night at the Washington Capitals hockey game on October 13th at Capital One Arena.
During his military career, James flew Black Hawk helicopters in Korea and trained other US Army aviators as a night vision goggle instructor pilot. He served on the Army Staff in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans, and was later selected to serve as a Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Army. James is still an avid pilot and recently completed an orientation flight in an F-16 fighter jet. James is always looking for his next adventure.
Extending the credit union philosophy of “People Helping People,” James volunteers for other business groups in the community. He serves on the board of directors for the US Chamber of Commerce and the Northern Virginia Technology Council.
Under James’s leadership, PenFed has earned many awards as an employer and a community leader such as the Canine Companions for Independence’s Hearts & Heroes Award for raising assistance dogs to transform the quality of life for people with disabilities and the Volunteer Alexandria’s Large Business Philanthropist Award for supporting charitable organizations and events throughout Northern Virginia.
We are honored to recognize James Schenck as our November Community Champion. James is President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union, American’s second-largest federal credit union. James also serves as CEO of the PenFed Foundation, which has provided more than $55 million in financial support to military service members, veterans, families, and support networks through programs on
financial education, homeownership, veteran entrepreneurship, and short-term assistance.
7th year running in the Marine Corps Marathon
1-year volunteer with the American
Foundation for Suicide Prevention
3-year volunteer with the USO
PenFed gave back to the Northern Virginia community by donating over 700 items to Mobile Hope an organization that provides emergency shelter to at-risk youth
In 2022, PenFed donated $2.2 million to more than 100 organizations
2023 Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Service Award winner for outstanding contributions to help veterans succeed
James R. Schenck
To address the root causes of hunger and inequity in the region, Capital Area Food Bank’s mission is to focus on addressing hunger today while also piloting innovative models that will create longer-term food security for tomorrow. These approaches are part of a new model called Food+ that expands beyond a traditional food provider network to test a variety of pilot projects that “bundle” food with other critical services such as health care, skills development, job training and more. The goal is to create places where people can come for food and find additional services that have the potential to transform lives.
contribute to the conditions that cause food insecurity. To address the root causes of hunger and inequity in the region, Capital Area Food Bank’s mission is to focus on addressing hunger
Capital Area Food Bank understands that while food is essential, it takes more than food to solve hunger as it is often part of a much larger problem. Issues surrounding employment, health and housing can all
We are honored to recognize Capital Area Food Bank as our December Community Champion. As the leading hunger relief organization in our region, Capital Area Food Bank provides equitable access to food for individuals struggling with hunger and food insecurity. Each year, with the help of farmers, wholesalers, restaurants and community members, Capital Area Food Bank sources and distributes more than 50 million meals to almost half a million area residents. With over 400+ nonprofit partners, Capital Area Food Bank’s food assistance network includes faith-based organizations, food pantries, soup kitchens, emergency shelters, senior programs, daycare centers and other nonprofits in the community, where they receive food and health education materials from the food bank to feed the people they serve.
Food donations come to Capital Area Food Bank’s 123,000 square foot distribution center, where 20,000+ annual volunteers sort and prepare items for distribution
Capital Area Food Bank’s programs aim to remove the burden of food costs for people seeking skills development, integrate food into healthcare settings to promote disease prevention and increase access and affordability to food
Capital Area Food Bank helps 10 percent of our region receive food when they need it
Capital Area Food Bank not only distributes food but also works with multiple partners to address the root causes of food insecurity
Capital Area Food Bank
Big Sisters’ Development staff to promote BBBSNCA’s services and help raise funds to carry out the mission of the organization through highly successful special events. Additionally, he created Capital One Beyond School Walls Mentoring Program, where 60+ at-risk youth are mentored by Capital One employees in partnership with local school districts.
As a board member of BBBSNCA for 20+ years, he has partnered with the CEO and Big Brothers
We are honored to recognize Tom Feil as our January Community Champion. Tom is the Senior Vice President and Treasurer for Capital One Financial Corporation. He is responsible for Capital One’s overall liquidity risk management, asset, and liability management, for coordinating its global wholesale funding, and overseeing the company’s investment portfolio. He joined Capital One in 2000, and responsibilities in his previous roles included the company’s overall capital management and funding, primarily through the Securitization markets.
The BBBSNCA celebrates over 100 years of service by making positive difference in the lives of children in the greater Washington region through professionally supported long-term mentoring relationships.
Tom Feil has served for the past 20+ years as a Board member of the Big Brother Big Sisters organization of the National Capital Area (BBBSNCA).
Tom Feil
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7th year running in the Marine Corps Marathon
1-year volunteer with the American
Foundation for Suicide Prevention
3-year volunteer with the USO
30-year veteran of the United States Marine Corps
Hometown: Bethesda, MD
Born in Ghana West Africa
Kate D. Scoffield
As a mom of three boys, who all played soccer growing up, Kate continues to give back by supporting 40 young boys in Ghana with their schooling and soccer training. Her goal is to bring a team to the US for a college showcase to help them realize their dreams of playing at the collegiate level.
Passionate about giving back to her community, Kate has spent the last three years volunteering with the USO, where she helps with shift duties, unit support and all the family events the USO puts on, such as Bingo, Bunko, Project Elf, Halloween Haunted Center, Movies on the Lawn, Tree Lighting and National Night Out, to name a few. Kate also volunteers with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, where she helps to drive awareness and education, and is the lead organizer for this year’s Out of the Darkness Walk.
We are honored to recognize Kate D. Scoffield as our first KPMG Community Champion. Kate’s community efforts were celebrated at opening night at the Washington Capitals hockey game on October 13th at Capital One Arena.
During his military career, James flew Black Hawk helicopters in Korea and trained other US Army aviators as a night vision goggle instructor pilot. He served on the Army Staff in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans, and was later selected to serve as a Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Army. James is still an avid pilot and recently completed an orientation flight in an F-16 fighter jet. James is always looking for his next adventure.
Extending the credit union philosophy of “People Helping People,” James volunteers for other business groups in the community. He serves on the board of directors for the US Chamber of Commerce and the Northern Virginia Technology Council.
Under James’s leadership, PenFed has earned many awards as an employer and a community leader such as the Canine Companions for Independence’s Hearts & Heroes Award for raising assistance dogs to transform the quality of life for people with disabilities and the Volunteer Alexandria’s Large Business Philanthropist Award for supporting charitable organizations and events throughout Northern Virginia.
We are honored to recognize James Schenck as our November Community Champion. James is President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union, American’s second-largest federal credit union. James also serves as CEO of the PenFed Foundation, which has provided more than $55 million in financial support to military service members, veterans, families, and support networks through programs on financial education, homeownership, veteran entrepreneurship, and short-term assistance.
financial education, homeownership, veteran entrepreneurship, and short-term assistance.
7th year running in the Marine Corps Marathon
1-year volunteer with the American
Foundation for Suicide Prevention
3-year volunteer with the USO
PenFed gave back to the Northern Virginia community by donating over 700 items to Mobile Hope an organization that provides emergency shelter to at-risk youth
In 2022, PenFed donated $2.2 million to more than 100 organizations
2023 Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Service Award winner for outstanding contributions to help veterans succeed
James R. Schenck
To address the root causes of hunger and inequity in the region, Capital Area Food Bank’s mission is to focus on addressing hunger today while also piloting innovative models that will create longer-term food security for tomorrow. These approaches are part of a new model called Food+ that expands beyond a traditional food provider network to test a variety of pilot projects that “bundle” food with other critical services such as health care, skills development, job training and more. The goal is to create places where people can come for food and find additional services that have the potential to transform lives.
Capital Area Food Bank understands that while food is essential, it takes more than food to solve hunger as it is often part of a much larger problem. Issues surrounding employment, health and housing can all contribute to the conditions that cause food insecurity.
We are honored to recognize Capital Area Food Bank as our December Community Champion. As the leading hunger relief organization in our region, Capital Area Food Bank provides equitable access to food for individuals struggling with hunger and food insecurity. Each year, with the help of farmers, wholesalers, restaurants and community members, Capital Area Food Bank sources and distributes more than 50 million meals to almost half a million area residents. With over 400+ nonprofit partners, Capital Area Food Bank’s food assistance network includes faith-based organizations, food pantries, soup kitchens, emergency shelters, senior programs, daycare centers and other nonprofits in the community, where they receive food and health education materials from the food bank to feed the people they serve.
Food donations come to Capital Area Food Bank’s 123,000 square foot distribution center, where 20,000+ annual volunteers sort and prepare items for distribution
Capital Area Food Bank’s programs aim to remove the burden of food costs for people seeking skills development, integrate food into healthcare settings to promote disease prevention and increase access and affordability to food
Capital Area Food Bank helps 10 percent of our region receive food when they need it
Capital Area Food Bank not only distributes food but also works with multiple partners to address the root causes of food insecurity
Capital Area Food Bank
Additionally, he created Capital One Beyond School Walls Mentoring Program, where 60+ at-risk youth are mentored by Capital One employees in partnership with local school districts.
As a board member of BBBSNCA for 20+ years, he has partnered with the CEO and Big Brothers Big Sisters’ Development staff to promote BBBSNCA’s services and help raise funds to carry out the mission of the organization through highly successful special events.
We are honored to recognize Tom Feil as our January Community Champion. Tom is the Senior Vice President and Treasurer for Capital One Financial Corporation. He is responsible for Capital One’s overall liquidity risk management, asset, and liability management, for coordinating its global wholesale funding, and overseeing the company’s investment portfolio. He joined Capital One in 2000, and responsibilities in his previous roles included the company’s overall capital management and funding, primarily through the Securitization markets.
The BBBSNCA celebrates over 100 years of service by making positive difference in the lives of children in the greater Washington region through professionally supported long-term mentoring relationships.
Tom Feil has served for the past 20+ years as a Board member of the Big Brother Big Sisters organization of the National Capital Area (BBBSNCA).
Tom Feil
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We are honored to recognize Tchernavia Rocker as our February Community Champion. She is the Chief People & Administrative Officer at Under Armour Inc. She brings deep industry experience in building best in class HR operations while developing strong workplace culture. Prior to that she served as Chief People and Culture Officer from February 2019 to May 2020. Prior to joining Under Armour, she served more than 18 years in Human Resources leadership roles at Harley-Davidson, Inc., most recently as Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer. At Under Armour, she is a part of their long-term commitment to create opportunities for millions of youths to engage in sports by 2030. In 2019, she served on the board of directors for Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee and the Marcus Center for Performing Arts and is a member of HR Policy Institute, the Society for Human Resource Management, and the National Black MBA Association.
Served on the board of directors for Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin and Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee
BoardProspects’ 2023 NextUp50
Co-Chaired 6th Annual Athlete Ally Action Awards
Tchernavia Rocker
Served on the board of directors for Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin and Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee
BoardProspects’ 2023 NextUp50
Co-Chaired 6th Annual Athlete Ally Action Awards
Tchernavia Rocker
Tchernavia Rocker is the Chief People & Administrative Officer at Under Armour Inc. She brings deep industry experience in building best in class HR operations while developing strong workplace culture. Prior to that she served as Chief People and Culture Officer from February 2019 to May 2020. Prior to joining Under Armour, she served more than 18 years in Human Resources leadership roles at Harley-Davidson, Inc., most recently as Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer. At Under Armour, she is a part of their long-term commitment to create opportunities for millions of youths to engage in sports by 2030. In 2019, she served on the board of directors for Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee and the Marcus Center for Performing Arts and is a member of HR Policy Institute, the Society for Human Resource Management, and the National Black MBA Association.
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7th year running in the Marine Corps Marathon
1-year volunteer with the American
Foundation for Suicide Prevention
3-year volunteer with the USO
30-year veteran of the United States Marine Corps
Hometown: Bethesda, MD
Born in Ghana West Africa
Kate D. Scoffield
PenFed gave back to the Northern Virginia community by donating over 700 items to Mobile Hope an organization that provides emergency shelter to at-risk youth
In 2022, PenFed donated $2.2 million to more than 100 organizations
2023 Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Service Award winner for outstanding contributions to help veterans succeed
President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union
James R. Schenck
As a mom of three boys, who all played soccer growing up, Kate continues to give back by supporting 40 young boys in Ghana with their schooling and soccer training. Her goal is to bring a team to the US for a college showcase to help them realize their dreams of playing at the collegiate level.
Passionate about giving back to her community, Kate has spent the last three years volunteering with the USO, where she helps with shift duties, unit support and all the family events the USO puts on, such as Bingo, Bunko, Project Elf, Halloween Haunted Center, Movies on the Lawn, Tree Lighting and National Night Out, to name a few. Kate also volunteers with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, where she helps to drive awareness and education, and is the lead organizer for this year’s Out of the Darkness Walk.
We are honored to recognize Kate D. Scoffield as our first KPMG Community Champion. Kate’s community efforts were celebrated at opening night at the Washington Capitals hockey game on October 13, 2023, at Capital One Arena.
Kate D. Scoffield
During his military career, James flew Black Hawk helicopters in Korea and trained other US Army aviators as a night vision goggle instructor pilot. He served on the Army Staff in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans, and was later selected to serve as a Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Army. James is still an avid pilot and recently completed an orientation flight in an F-16 fighter jet. James is always looking for his next adventure.
Extending the credit union philosophy of “People Helping People,” James volunteers for other business groups in the community. He serves on the board of directors for the US Chamber of Commerce and the Northern Virginia Technology Council.
Under James’s leadership, PenFed has earned many awards as an employer and a community leader such as the Canine Companions for Independence’s Hearts & Heroes Award for raising assistance dogs to transform the quality of life for people with disabilities and the Volunteer Alexandria’s Large Business Philanthropist Award for supporting charitable organizations and events throughout Northern Virginia.
We are honored to recognize James R. Schenck as our November Community Champion. James’ community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on November 17, 2023, at Capital One Arena. James is President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union, American’s second-largest federal credit union. James also serves as CEO of the PenFed Foundation, which has provided more than $55 million in financial support to military service members, veterans, families, and support networks through programs on financial education, homeownership, veteran entrepreneurship, and short-term assistance.
James R. Schenck
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Food donations come to Capital Area Food Bank’s 123,000 square foot distribution center, where 20,000+ annual volunteers sort and prepare items for distribution
Capital Area Food Bank’s programs aim to remove the burden of food costs for people seeking skills development, integrate food into healthcare settings to promote disease prevention and increase access and affordability to food
Capital Area Food Bank helps 10 percent of our region receive food when they need it
Capital Area Food Bank not only distributes food but also works with multiple partners to address the root causes of food insecurity
Capital Area Food Bank
The BBBSNCA celebrates over 100 years of service by making positive difference in the lives of children in the greater Washington region through professionally supported long-term mentoring relationships.
Tom created Capital One Beyond School Walls Mentoring Program, where 60+ at-risk youth are mentored by Capital One employees.
Tom Feil has served for the past 20+ years as a Board member of the Big Brother Big Sisters organization of the National Capital Area (BBBSNCA).
Senior Vice President and Treasurer of Capital One Financial Corporation
Tom Feil
are part of a new model called Food+ that expands beyond a traditional food provider network to test a variety of pilot projects that “bundle” food with other critical services such as health care, skills development, job training and more. The goal is to create places where people can come for food and find additional services that have the potential to transform lives.
Capital Area Food Bank understands that while food is essential, it takes more than food to solve hunger as it is often part of a much larger problem. Issues surrounding employment, health and housing can all contribute to the conditions that cause food insecurity. To address the root causes of hunger and inequity in the region, Capital Area Food Bank’s mission is to focus on addressing hunger To address the root causes of hunger and inequity in the region, Capital Area Food Bank’s mission is to focus on addressing hunger today while also piloting innovative models that will create longer-term food security for tomorrow. These approaches
We are honored to recognize Capital Area Food Bank as our December Community Champion. Capital Area Food Bank’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on December 13, 2023, at Capital One Arena. As the leading hunger relief organization in our region, Capital Area Food Bank provides equitable access to food for individuals struggling with hunger and food insecurity. Each year, with the help of farmers, wholesalers, restaurants and community members, Capital Area Food Bank sources and distributes more than 50 million meals to almost half a million area residents. With over 400+ nonprofit partners, Capital Area Food Bank’s food assistance network includes faith-based organizations, food pantries, soup kitchens, emergency shelters, senior programs, daycare centers and other nonprofits in the community, where they receive food and health education materials from the food bank to feed the people they serve.
Capital Area Food Bank
As a board member of BBBSNCA for 20+ years, he has partnered with the CEO and Big Brothers Big Sisters’ Development staff to promote BBBSNCA’s services and help raise funds to carry out the mission of the organization through highly successful special events. Additionally, he created Capital One Beyond School Walls Mentoring Program, where 60+ at-risk youth are mentored by Capital One employees in partnership with local school districts.
We are honored to recognize Tom Feil as our January Community Champion. Tom’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Capitals hockey game on January 4, 2024, at Capital One Arena. Tom is the Senior Vice President and Treasurer for Capital One Financial Corporation. He is responsible for Capital One’s overall liquidity risk management, asset, and liability management, for coordinating its global wholesale funding, and overseeing the company’s investment portfolio. He joined Capital One in 2000, and responsibilities in his previous roles included the company’s overall capital management and funding, primarily through the Securitization markets.
Tom Feil
Served on the board of directors for Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin and Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee
BoardProspects’ 2023 NextUp50
Co-Chaired 6th Annual Athlete Ally Action Awards
Chief People and Administrative Officer at Under Armour Inc.
Tchernavia Rocker
His personal motto is helping our youth survive and thrive.
Proud supporter of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and Feeding America.
American Heart Association Board Member
Senior Vice President of SAIC
Vishal Tulsian
We are honored to recognize Tchernavia Rocker as our February Community Champion. Tchernavia’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on February 10, 2024, at Capital One Arena. She is the Chief People & Administrative Officer at Under Armour Inc. She brings deep industry experience in building best in class HR operations while developing strong workplace culture. Prior to that she served as Chief People and Culture Officer from February 2019 to May 2020. Prior to joining Under Armour, she served more than 18 years in Human Resources leadership roles at Harley-Davidson, Inc., most recently as Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer. At Under Armour, she is a part of their long-term commitment to create opportunities for millions of youths to engage in sports by 2030. In 2019, she served on the board of directors for Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee and the Marcus Center for Performing Arts and is a member of HR Policy Institute, the Society for Human Resource Management, and the National Black MBA Association.
Tchernavia Rocker
Mr. Tulsian is proud to support American Heart Association where he is a board member for Greater Washington Region Board, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and Feeding America. His personal motto is helping our youth survive and thrive.
Vishal Tulsian is an industry leader with 25 years of experience successfully managing, growing, and delivering information technology services. As senior vice president at SAIC, he leads the Health, State and Local, and Federal Financials business unit where he is responsible for a geographically diverse client base. He is responsible for account management, engagement management, client satisfaction, sales, and delivery excellence with all services that SAIC delivers.
We are honored to recognize Vishal Tulsian as our February Community Champion. Vishal’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on February 25, 2024, at Capital One Arena.
Vishal Tulsian
7th year running in the Marine Corps Marathon
1-year volunteer with the American
Foundation for Suicide Prevention
3-year volunteer with the USO
30-year veteran of the United States Marine Corps
Hometown: Bethesda, MD
Born in Ghana West Africa
Kate D. Scoffield
As a mom of three boys, who all played soccer growing up, Kate continues to give back by supporting 40 young boys in Ghana with their schooling and soccer training. Her goal is to bring a team to the US for a college showcase to help them realize their dreams of playing at the collegiate level.
Passionate about giving back to her community, Kate has spent the last three years volunteering with the USO, where she helps with shift duties, unit support and all the family events the USO puts on, such as Bingo, Bunko, Project Elf, Halloween Haunted Center, Movies on the Lawn, Tree Lighting and National Night Out, to name a few. Kate also volunteers with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, where she helps to drive awareness and education, and is the lead organizer for this year’s Out of the Darkness Walk.
We are honored to recognize Kate D. Scoffield as our first KPMG Community Champion. Kate’s community efforts were celebrated at opening night at the Washington Capitals hockey game on October 13, 2023, at Capital One Arena.
PenFed gave back to the Northern Virginia community by donating over 700 items to Mobile Hope an organization that provides emergency shelter to at-risk youth
In 2022, PenFed donated $2.2 million to more than 100 organizations
2023 Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Service Award winner for outstanding contributions to help veterans succeed
President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union
James R. Schenck
During his military career, James flew Black Hawk helicopters in Korea and trained other US Army aviators as a night vision goggle instructor pilot. He served on the Army Staff in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans, and was later selected to serve as a Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Army. James is still an avid pilot and recently completed an orientation flight in an F-16 fighter jet. James is always looking for his next adventure.
Extending the credit union philosophy of “People Helping People,” James volunteers for other business groups in the community. He serves on the board of directors for the US Chamber of Commerce and the Northern Virginia Technology Council.
Under James’s leadership, PenFed has earned many awards as an employer and a community leader such as the Canine Companions for Independence’s Hearts & Heroes Award for raising assistance dogs to transform the quality of life for people with disabilities and the Volunteer Alexandria’s Large Business Philanthropist Award for supporting charitable organizations and events throughout Northern Virginia.
We are honored to recognize James R. Schenck as our November Community Champion. James’ community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on November 17, 2023, at Capital One Arena. James is President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union, American’s second-largest federal credit union. James also serves as CEO of the PenFed Foundation, which has provided more than $55 million in financial support to military service members, veterans, families, and support networks through programs on financial education, homeownership, veteran entrepreneurship, and short-term assistance.
Food donations come to Capital Area Food Bank’s 123,000 square foot distribution center, where 20,000+ annual volunteers sort and prepare items for distribution
Capital Area Food Bank’s programs aim to remove the burden of food costs for people seeking skills development, integrate food into healthcare settings to promote disease prevention and increase access and affordability to food
Capital Area Food Bank helps 10 percent of our region receive food when they need it
Capital Area Food Bank
To address the root causes of hunger and inequity in the region, Capital Area Food Bank’s mission is to focus on addressing hunger today while also piloting innovative models that will create longer-term food security for tomorrow. These approaches are part of a new model called Food+ that expands beyond a traditional food provider network to test a variety of pilot projects that “bundle” food with other critical services such as health care, skills development, job training and more. The goal is to create places where people can come for food and find additional services that have the potential to transform lives.
Capital Area Food Bank understands that while food is essential, it takes more than food to solve hunger as it is often part of a much larger problem. Issues surrounding employment, health and housing can all contribute to the conditions that cause food insecurity.
We are honored to recognize Capital Area Food Bank as our December Community Champion. Capital Area Food Bank’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on December 13, 2023, at Capital One Arena. As the leading hunger relief organization in our region, Capital Area Food Bank provides equitable access to food for individuals struggling with hunger and food insecurity. Each year, with the help of farmers, wholesalers, restaurants and community members, Capital Area Food Bank sources and distributes more than 50 million meals to almost half a million area residents. With over 400+ nonprofit partners, Capital Area Food Bank’s food assistance network includes faith-based organizations, food pantries, soup kitchens, emergency shelters, senior programs, daycare centers and other nonprofits in the community, where they receive food and health education materials from the food bank to feed the people they serve.
The BBBSNCA celebrates over 100 years of service by making positive difference in the lives of children in the greater Washington region through professionally supported long-term mentoring relationships.
Tom created Capital One Beyond School Walls Mentoring Program, where 60+ at-risk youth are mentored by Capital One employees.
Tom Feil has served for the past 20+ years as a Board member of the Big Brother Big Sisters organization of the National Capital Area (BBBSNCA).
Senior Vice President and Treasurer of Capital One Financial Corporation
Tom Feil
Additionally, he created Capital One Beyond School Walls Mentoring Program, where 60+ at-risk youth are mentored by Capital One employees in partnership with local school districts.
As a board member of BBBSNCA for 20+ years, he has partnered with the CEO and Big Brothers Big Sisters’ Development staff to promote BBBSNCA’s services and help raise funds to carry out the mission of the organization through highly successful special events.
We are honored to recognize Tom Feil as our January Community Champion. Tom’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Capitals hockey game on January 4, 2024, at Capital One Arena. Tom is the Senior Vice President and Treasurer for Capital One Financial Corporation. He is responsible for Capital One’s overall liquidity risk management, asset, and liability management, for coordinating its global wholesale funding, and overseeing the company’s investment portfolio. He joined Capital One in 2000, and responsibilities in his previous roles included the company’s overall capital management and funding, primarily through the Securitization markets.
Served on the board of directors for Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin and Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee
BoardProspects’ 2023 NextUp50
Co-Chaired 6th Annual Athlete Ally Action Awards
Chief People and Administrative Officer at Under Armour Inc.
Tchernavia Rocker
We are honored to recognize Tchernavia Rocker as our February Community Champion. Tchernavia’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on February 10, 2024, at Capital One Arena. Tchernavia Rocker our February Community Champion. She is the Chief People & Administrative Officer at Under Armour Inc. She brings deep industry experience in building best in class HR operations while developing strong workplace culture. Prior to that she served as Chief People and Culture Officer from February 2019 to May 2020. Prior to joining Under Armour, she served more than 18 years in Human Resources leadership roles at Harley-Davidson, Inc., most recently as Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer. At Under Armour, she is a part of their long-term commitment to create opportunities for millions of youths to engage in sports by 2030. In 2019, she served on the board of directors for Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee and the Marcus Center for Performing Arts and is a member of HR Policy Institute, the Society for Human Resource Management, and the National Black MBA Association.
His personal motto is helping our youth survive and thrive.
Proud supporter of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and Feeding America.
American Heart Association Board Member
Senior Vice President of SAIC
Vishal Tulsian
We are honored to recognize Vishal Tulsian as our February Community Champion. Vishal’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on February 25, 2024, at Capital One Arena. Vishal Tulsian is an industry leader with 25 years of experience successfully managing, growing, and delivering information technology services. As senior vice president at SAIC, he leads the Health, State and Local, and Federal Financials business unit where he is responsible for a geographically diverse client base. He is responsible for account management, engagement management, client satisfaction, sales, and delivery excellence with all services that SAIC delivers.
Mr. Tulsian is proud to support American Heart Association where he is a board member for Greater Washington Region Board, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and Feeding America. His personal motto is helping our youth survive and thrive.
Food donations come to Capital Area Food Bank’s 123,000 square foot distribution center, where 20,000+ annual volunteers sort and prepare items for distribution
Capital Area Food Bank’s programs aim to remove the burden of food costs for people seeking skills development, integrate food into healthcare settings to promote disease prevention and increase access and affordability to food
Capital Area Food Bank helps 10 percent of our region receive food when they need it
Capital Area Food Bank not only distributes food but also works with multiple partners to address the root causes of food insecurity
Capital Area Food Bank
Food+ that expands beyond a traditional food provider network to test a variety of pilot projects that “bundle” food with other critical services such as health care, skills development, job training and more. The goal is to create places where people can come for food and find additional services that have the potential to transform lives.
Capital Area Food Bank understands that while food is essential, it takes more than food to solve hunger as it is often part of a much larger problem. Issues surrounding employment, health and housing can all contribute to the conditions that cause food insecurity. To address the root causes of hunger and inequity in the region, Capital Area Food Bank’s mission is to focus on addressing hunger To address the root causes of hunger and inequity in the region, Capital Area Food Bank’s mission is to focus on addressing hunger today while also piloting innovative models that will create longer-term food security for tomorrow. These approaches are part of a new model called
We are honored to recognize Capital Area Food Bank as our December Community Champion. Capital Area Food Bank’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on December 13, 2023, at Capital One Arena. As the leading hunger relief organization in our region, Capital Area Food Bank provides equitable access to food for individuals struggling with hunger and food insecurity. Each year, with the help of farmers, wholesalers, restaurants and community members, Capital Area Food Bank sources and distributes more than 50 million meals to almost half a million area residents. With over 400+ nonprofit partners, Capital Area Food Bank’s food assistance network includes faith-based organizations, food pantries, soup kitchens, emergency shelters, senior programs, daycare centers and other nonprofits in the community, where they receive food and health education materials from the food bank to feed the people they serve.
Capital Area Food Bank
Served on the board of directors for Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin and Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee
BoardProspects’ 2023 NextUp50
Co-Chaired 6th Annual Athlete Ally Action Awards
Former Chief People and Administrative Officer at Under Armour Inc.
Tchernavia Rocker
We are honored to recognize Tchernavia Rocker as our February Community Champion. Tchernavia’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on February 10, 2024, at Capital One Arena. She is the Chief People & Administrative Officer at Under Armour Inc. She brings deep industry experience in building best in class HR operations while developing strong workplace culture. Prior to that she served as Chief People and Culture Officer from February 2019 to May 2020. Prior to joining Under Armour, she served more than 18 years in Human Resources leadership roles at Harley-Davidson, Inc., most recently as Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer. At Under Armour, she is a part of their long-term commitment to create opportunities for millions of youths to engage in sports by 2030. In 2019, she served on the board of directors for Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee and the Marcus Center for Performing Arts and is a member of HR Policy Institute, the Society for Human Resource Management, and the National Black MBA Association.
Tchernavia Rocker
In 2023, the Women’s Center provided 22,000 hours of individual, couples, and family mental health counseling to 1,500 community members. 50% of them received reduced fees/free services.
The Women’s Center Board Member
2022 DCIIA’s DE&I Leader Awardee
Principal Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer at Bechtel
Susanne R. Skaggs
teaching institution for mental health professionals, offering one of the largest, most prestigious, and most competitive training programs in the region. Leveraging her business experience, Susanne supports the investment strategy and financial stewardship of the Center, as well as fundraising through the Center’s two annual events, the Leadership Conference in the Spring, and the Gala in the Fall.
In 2021, Susanne joined the board of directors of The Women’s Center as part of her personal commitment to supporting women and girls to be compassionate, strong, and successful. Founded in 1974, The Women’s Center is a non-profit organization whose mission is “To significantly improve the mental health and well-being of all members of our community through counseling, education, and support – regardless of ability to pay.” The Center serves over 3,000 people annually and functions as a
She joined Bechtel in 2019, continuing a 25+ year career in the engineering and construction industry and public accounting profession. Over her career, she has championed diversity and inclusion and women’s leadership through numerous company resource groups, and in 2022 received a DE&I Leader Award from DCIIA, the Defined Contribution Institutional Investment Association.
We are honored to recognize Susanne R. Skaggs as our March Community Champion. Susanne’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Capitals hockey game on March 9, 2024. Susanne is Principal Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer at Bechtel, a 125-year-old global engineering, construction and project management partner to industry and governments, headquartered in Reston, Virginia. In her role, Susanne is responsible for corporate financial accounting and reporting, and partners with the business to provide advice on financial strategy.
Susanne R. Skaggs
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Meet our KPMG Community Champions
7th year running in the Marine Corps Marathon
1-year volunteer with the American
Foundation for Suicide Prevention
3-year volunteer with the USO
30-year veteran of the United States Marine Corps
Hometown: Bethesda, MD
Born in Ghana West Africa
Kate D. Scoffield
As a mom of three boys, who all played soccer growing up, Kate continues to give back by supporting 40 young boys in Ghana with their schooling and soccer training. Her goal is to bring a team to the US for a college showcase to help them realize their dreams of playing at the collegiate level.
Passionate about giving back to her community, Kate has spent the last three years volunteering with the USO, where she helps with shift duties, unit support and all the family events the USO puts on, such as Bingo, Bunko, Project Elf, Halloween Haunted Center, Movies on the Lawn, Tree Lighting and National Night Out, to name a few. Kate also volunteers with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, where she helps to drive awareness and education, and is the lead organizer for this year’s Out of the Darkness Walk.
We are honored to recognize Kate D. Scoffield as our first KPMG Community Champion. Kate’s community efforts were celebrated at opening night at the Washington Capitals hockey game on October 13, 2023, at Capital One Arena.
PenFed gave back to the Northern Virginia community by donating over 700 items to Mobile Hope an organization that provides emergency shelter to at-risk youth
In 2022, PenFed donated $2.2 million to more than 100 organizations
2023 Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Service Award winner for outstanding contributions to help veterans succeed
President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union
James R. Schenck
During his military career, James flew Black Hawk helicopters in Korea and trained other US Army aviators as a night vision goggle instructor pilot. He served on the Army Staff in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans, and was later selected to serve as a Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Army. James is still an avid pilot and recently completed an orientation flight in an F-16 fighter jet. James is always looking for his next adventure.
Extending the credit union philosophy of “People Helping People,” James volunteers for other business groups in the community. He serves on the board of directors for the US Chamber of Commerce and the Northern Virginia Technology Council.
Under James’s leadership, PenFed has earned many awards as an employer and a community leader such as the Canine Companions for Independence’s Hearts & Heroes Award for raising assistance dogs to transform the quality of life for people with disabilities and the Volunteer Alexandria’s Large Business Philanthropist Award for supporting charitable organizations and events throughout Northern Virginia.
We are honored to recognize James R. Schenck as our November Community Champion. James’ community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on November 17, 2023, at Capital One Arena. James is President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union, American’s second-largest federal credit union. James also serves as CEO of the PenFed Foundation, which has provided more than $55 million in financial support to military service members, veterans, families, and support networks through programs on financial education, homeownership, veteran entrepreneurship, and short-term assistance.
Food donations come to Capital Area Food Bank’s 123,000 square foot distribution center, where 20,000+ annual volunteers sort and prepare items for distribution
Capital Area Food Bank’s programs aim to remove the burden of food costs for people seeking skills development, integrate food into healthcare settings to promote disease prevention and increase access and affordability to food
Capital Area Food Bank helps 10 percent of our region receive food when they need it
Capital Area Food Bank
To address the root causes of hunger and inequity in the region, Capital Area Food Bank’s mission is to focus on addressing hunger today while also piloting innovative models that will create longer-term food security for tomorrow. These approaches are part of a new model called Food+ that expands beyond a traditional food provider network to test a variety of pilot projects that “bundle” food with other critical services such as health care, skills development, job training and more. The goal is to create places where people can come for food and find additional services that have the potential to transform lives.
Capital Area Food Bank understands that while food is essential, it takes more than food to solve hunger as it is often part of a much larger problem. Issues surrounding employment, health and housing can all contribute to the conditions that cause food insecurity.
We are honored to recognize Capital Area Food Bank as our December Community Champion. Capital Area Food Bank’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on December 13, 2023, at Capital One Arena. As the leading hunger relief organization in our region, Capital Area Food Bank provides equitable access to food for individuals struggling with hunger and food insecurity. Each year, with the help of farmers, wholesalers, restaurants and community members, Capital Area Food Bank sources and distributes more than 50 million meals to almost half a million area residents. With over 400+ nonprofit partners, Capital Area Food Bank’s food assistance network includes faith-based organizations, food pantries, soup kitchens, emergency shelters, senior programs, daycare centers and other nonprofits in the community, where they receive food and health education materials from the food bank to feed the people they serve.
The BBBSNCA celebrates over 100 years of service by making positive difference in the lives of children in the greater Washington region through professionally supported long-term mentoring relationships.
Tom created Capital One Beyond School Walls Mentoring Program, where 60+ at-risk youth are mentored by Capital One employees.
Tom Feil has served for the past 20+ years as a Board member of the Big Brother Big Sisters organization of the National Capital Area (BBBSNCA).
Senior Vice President and Treasurer of Capital One Financial Corporation
Tom Feil
Additionally, he created Capital One Beyond School Walls Mentoring Program, where 60+ at-risk youth are mentored by Capital One employees in partnership with local school districts.
As a board member of BBBSNCA for 20+ years, he has partnered with the CEO and Big Brothers Big Sisters’ Development staff to promote BBBSNCA’s services and help raise funds to carry out the mission of the organization through highly successful special events.
We are honored to recognize Tom Feil as our January Community Champion. Tom’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Capitals hockey game on January 4, 2024, at Capital One Arena. Tom is the Senior Vice President and Treasurer for Capital One Financial Corporation. He is responsible for Capital One’s overall liquidity risk management, asset, and liability management, for coordinating its global wholesale funding, and overseeing the company’s investment portfolio. He joined Capital One in 2000, and responsibilities in his previous roles included the company’s overall capital management and funding, primarily through the Securitization markets.
Served on the board of directors for Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin and Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee
BoardProspects’ 2023 NextUp50
Co-Chaired 6th Annual Athlete Ally Action Awards
Chief People and Administrative Officer at Under Armour Inc.
Tchernavia Rocker
We are honored to recognize Tchernavia Rocker as our February Community Champion. Tchernavia’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on February 10, 2024, at Capital One Arena. Tchernavia Rocker our February Community Champion. She is the Chief People & Administrative Officer at Under Armour Inc. She brings deep industry experience in building best in class HR operations while developing strong workplace culture. Prior to that she served as Chief People and Culture Officer from February 2019 to May 2020. Prior to joining Under Armour, she served more than 18 years in Human Resources leadership roles at Harley-Davidson, Inc., most recently as Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer. At Under Armour, she is a part of their long-term commitment to create opportunities for millions of youths to engage in sports by 2030. In 2019, she served on the board of directors for Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee and the Marcus Center for Performing Arts and is a member of HR Policy Institute, the Society for Human Resource Management, and the National Black MBA Association.
His personal motto is helping our youth survive and thrive.
Proud supporter of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and Feeding America.
American Heart Association Board Member
Senior Vice President of SAIC
Vishal Tulsian
We are honored to recognize Vishal Tulsian as our February Community Champion. Vishal’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on February 25, 2024, at Capital One Arena. Vishal Tulsian is an industry leader with 25 years of experience successfully managing, growing, and delivering information technology services. As senior vice president at SAIC, he leads the Health, State and Local, and Federal Financials business unit where he is responsible for a geographically diverse client base. He is responsible for account management, engagement management, client satisfaction, sales, and delivery excellence with all services that SAIC delivers.
Mr. Tulsian is proud to support American Heart Association where he is a board member for Greater Washington Region Board, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and Feeding America. His personal motto is helping our youth survive and thrive.
In 2023, the Women’s Center provided 22,000 hours of individual, couples, and family mental health counseling to 1,500 community members. 50% of them received reduced fees/free services.
The Women’s Center Board Member
2022 DCIIA’s DE&I Leader Awardee
Principal Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer at Bechtel
Susanne R. Skaggs
In 2021, Susanne joined the board of directors of The Women’s Center as part of her personal commitment to supporting women and girls to be compassionate, strong, and successful. Founded in 1974, The Women’s Center is a non-profit organization whose mission is “To significantly improve the mental health and well-being of all members of our community through counseling, education, and support – regardless of ability to pay.” The Center serves over 3,000 people annually and functions as a teaching institution for mental health professionals, offering one of the largest, most prestigious, and most competitive training programs in the region. Leveraging her business experience, Susanne supports the investment strategy and financial stewardship of the Center, as well as fundraising through the Center’s two annual events, the Leadership Conference in the Spring, and the Gala in the Fall.
She joined Bechtel in 2019, continuing a 25+ year career in the engineering and construction industry and public accounting profession. Over her career, she has championed diversity and inclusion and women’s leadership through numerous company resource groups, and in 2022 received a DE&I Leader Award from DCIIA, the Defined Contribution Institutional Investment Association.
We are honored to recognize Susanne R. Skaggs as our March Community Champion. Susanne’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Capitals hockey game on March 9, 2024. Susanne is Principal Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer at Bechtel, a 125-year-old global engineering, construction and project management partner to industry and governments, headquartered in Reston, Virginia. In her role, Susanne is responsible for corporate financial accounting and reporting, and partners with the business to provide advice on financial strategy.
In 2023, the HITT Contracting Foundation donated nearly half a million dollars to organizations in the DC region to advance education, health and wellness, and community improvement
Washingtonian's 2023 Most Powerful Women in Washington
Washington Business Journal's 2019-2023 Power 100 list
CEO of HITT Contracting
Kim Roy
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Kim’s considerable construction experience and business savvy propelled her to executive vice president in 2015. In this role, she led the firm’s healthcare sector, which delivers more than $120 million annually on hospital, ambulatory, and highly specialized patient care construction. Additionally, Kim provided executive oversight for a diverse group of corporate resources including business development, HR, marketing, preconstruction, virtual construction, sustainable construction, and corporate responsibility.
Kim Roy began her career in commercial construction with HITT Contracting in 1999. She rose through the ranks of operations in HITT’s base building sector, delivering more than 6.5 million square feet of complex tenant fit-out and new construction projects. In 2009 she was promoted to vice president and in 2012 to senior vice president in charge of preconstruction and strategy.
In 2017, Kim was named CEO of HITT Contracting. In this role, she is responsible for defining key initiatives, identifying emerging markets and business opportunities, as well as executing the strategic vision of the board. She provides executive oversight for all corporate operations for the firm’s 14 offices and more than 1,600 team members nationwide. Additionally, Kim leads the firm’s Corporate Steering and Strategic Planning Committees. During her tenure, she also established and currently serves as president of the HITT Contracting Foundation, which focuses on investing in education, health and lessness, and community building to impact the construction industry and local communities.
In 2023, the HITT Contracting Foundation donated nearly half a million dollars to organizations in the DC region to advance education, health and wellness, and community improvement
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Leader
Junior Achievement of Greater Washington Board Executive Committee Member
Global Corporate Controller and Managing Director at The Carlyle Group
Jennifer Wall
Jennifer is working to increasing underrepresented groups at Carlyle, serving as the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion lead for the Finance team and has previously served on the inaugural Diversity & Inclusion Council. As the Executive Sponsor for the Working Parents Employee Resource Group, she successfully advocated for expanded family leave, adoption, and fertility benefits for employees.
Jennifer is passionate about leadership and management development. She founded an annual in-house training day where Carlyle professionals train over 250 employees on various industry, business, and career topics. She also partnered with Human Resources to vet and tailor a 6-month management development program for people managers with a focus on coaching, relationship building and change management.
Jennifer is a mentor to rising talent in the
organization.
Currently, as the Global Corporate Controller at The Carlyle Group, one of the world’s largest and most diversified global investment firms, Jennifer leads a team of 115 accounting professionals, including contractors, and over 20 outsourced accounting and tax firms responsible for the firm financial operations in 31 offices in 20 countries. This includes financial close management, public company financial reporting, accounting policy oversight, payment and banking operations, contract management, and acquired business integration.
We are honored to recognize Jennifer Wall as our April Community Champion. Jennifer’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Capitals game on April 13, 2024. We are honored to recognize Jennifer Wall as our April Community Champion. Jennifer’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Capitals game on April 13, 2024. Jennifer Wall is a committed and dedicated leader with over 25 years of accounting operations, financial reporting and management expertise and experience. She is a results-oriented financial executive with years of experience successfully collaborating with senior executives to implement change, drive efficiency and reduce costs. She is effective at building strong, diverse teams and mentoring people to achieve their potential.
Jennifer Wall
She is on the Junior Achievement of Greater Washington Board Executive Committee and serves as the Governance & Nomination Committee Chair. As Governance & Nomination Committee Chair, she is working to ensure Junior Achievement has a diverse board of directors, who are dedicated to the mission of teaching young people how to succeed in a global economy and inspiring confidence in the future. She has been a volunteer coach and judge for 3DE business case competition at Potomac High School as well as volunteered at Prince George’s Junior Achievement Finance Park.
She is on the Junior Achievement of Greater Washington Board Executive Committee and serves as the Governance & Nomination Committee Chair. As Governance & Nomination Committee Chair, she is working to ensure Junior Achievement has a diverse board of directors, who are dedicated to the mission of teaching young people how to succeed in a global economy and inspiring confidence in the future. She has been a volunteer coach and judge for 3DE business case competition at Potomac High School as well as volunteered at Prince George’s Junior Achievement Finance Park.
7th year running in the Marine Corps Marathon
1-year volunteer with the American
Foundation for Suicide Prevention
3-year volunteer with the USO
30-year veteran of the United States Marine Corps
Hometown: Bethesda, MD
Born in Ghana West Africa
Kate D. Scoffield
As a mom of three boys, who all played soccer growing up, Kate continues to give back by supporting 40 young boys in Ghana with their schooling and soccer training. Her goal is to bring a team to the US for a college showcase to help them realize their dreams of playing at the collegiate level.
Passionate about giving back to her community, Kate has spent the last three years volunteering with the USO, where she helps with shift duties, unit support and all the family events the USO puts on, such as Bingo, Bunko, Project Elf, Halloween Haunted Center, Movies on the Lawn, Tree Lighting and National Night Out, to name a few. Kate also volunteers with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, where she helps to drive awareness and education, and is the lead organizer for this year’s Out of the Darkness Walk.
We are honored to recognize Kate D. Scoffield as our first KPMG Community Champion. Kate’s community efforts were celebrated at opening night at the Washington Capitals hockey game on October 13, 2023, at Capital One Arena.
Kate D. Scoffield
Food donations come to Capital Area Food Bank’s 123,000 square foot distribution center, where 20,000+ annual volunteers sort and prepare items for distribution
Capital Area Food Bank’s programs aim to remove the burden of food costs for people seeking skills development, integrate food into healthcare settings to promote disease prevention and increase access and affordability to food
Capital Area Food Bank helps 10 percent of our region receive food when they need it
Capital Area Food Bank not only distributes food but also works with multiple partners to address the root causes of food insecurity
Capital Area Food Bank
PenFed gave back to the Northern Virginia community by donating over 700 items to Mobile Hope an organization that provides emergency shelter to at-risk youth
In 2022, PenFed donated $2.2 million to more than 100 organizations
2023 Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Service Award winner for outstanding contributions to help veterans succeed
President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union
James R. Schenck
During his military career, James flew Black Hawk helicopters in Korea and trained other US Army aviators as a night vision goggle instructor pilot. He served on the Army Staff in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans, and was later selected to serve as a Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Army. James is still an avid pilot and recently completed an orientation flight in an F-16 fighter jet. James is always looking for his next adventure.
Extending the credit union philosophy of “People Helping People,” James volunteers for other business groups in the community. He serves on the board of directors for the US Chamber of Commerce and the Northern Virginia Technology Council.
Under James’s leadership, PenFed has earned many awards as an employer and a community leader such as the Canine Companions for Independence’s Hearts & Heroes Award for raising assistance dogs to transform the quality of life for people with disabilities and the Volunteer Alexandria’s Large Business Philanthropist Award for supporting charitable organizations and events throughout Northern Virginia.
We are honored to recognize James R. Schenck as our November Community Champion. James’ community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on November 17, 2023, at Capital One Arena. James is President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union, American’s second-largest federal credit union. James also serves as CEO of the PenFed Foundation, which has provided more than $55 million in financial support to military service members, veterans, families, and support networks through programs on financial education, homeownership, veteran entrepreneurship, and short-term assistance.
James R. Schenck
are part of a new model called Food+ that expands beyond a traditional food provider network to test a variety of pilot projects that “bundle” food with other critical services such as health care, skills development, job training and more. The goal is to create places where people can come for food and find additional services that have the potential to transform lives.
Capital Area Food Bank understands that while food is essential, it takes more than food to solve hunger as it is often part of a much larger problem. Issues surrounding employment, health and housing can all contribute to the conditions that cause food insecurity. To address the root causes of hunger and inequity in the region, Capital Area Food Bank’s mission is to focus on addressing hunger To address the root causes of hunger and inequity in the region, Capital Area Food Bank’s mission is to focus on addressing hunger today while also piloting innovative models that will create longer-term food security for tomorrow. These approaches
We are honored to recognize Capital Area Food Bank as our December Community Champion. Capital Area Food Bank’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on December 13, 2023, at Capital One Arena. As the leading hunger relief organization in our region, Capital Area Food Bank provides equitable access to food for individuals struggling with hunger and food insecurity. Each year, with the help of farmers, wholesalers, restaurants and community members, Capital Area Food Bank sources and distributes more than 50 million meals to almost half a million area residents. With over 400+ nonprofit partners, Capital Area Food Bank’s food assistance network includes faith-based organizations, food pantries, soup kitchens, emergency shelters, senior programs, daycare centers and other nonprofits in the community, where they receive food and health education materials from the food bank to feed the people they serve.
Capital Area Food Bank
Served on the board of directors for Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin and Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee
BoardProspects’ 2023 NextUp50
Co-Chaired 6th Annual Athlete Ally Action Awards
Chief People and Administrative Officer at Under Armour Inc.
Tchernavia Rocker
The BBBSNCA celebrates over 100 years of service by making positive difference in the lives of children in the greater Washington region through professionally supported long-term mentoring relationships.
Tom created Capital One Beyond School Walls Mentoring Program, where 60+ at-risk youth are mentored by Capital One employees.
Tom Feil has served for the past 20+ years as a Board member of the Big Brother Big Sisters organization of the National Capital Area (BBBSNCA).
Senior Vice President and Treasurer of Capital One Financial Corporation
Tom Feil
As a board member of BBBSNCA for 20+ years, he has partnered with the CEO and Big Brothers Big Sisters’ Development staff to promote BBBSNCA’s services and help raise funds to carry out the mission of the organization through highly successful special events. Additionally, he created Capital One Beyond School Walls Mentoring Program, where 60+ at-risk youth are mentored by Capital One employees in partnership with local school districts.
We are honored to recognize Tom Feil as our January Community Champion. Tom’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Capitals hockey game on January 4, 2024, at Capital One Arena. Tom is the Senior Vice President and Treasurer for Capital One Financial Corporation. He is responsible for Capital One’s overall liquidity risk management, asset, and liability management, for coordinating its global wholesale funding, and overseeing the company’s investment portfolio. He joined Capital One in 2000, and responsibilities in his previous roles included the company’s overall capital management and funding, primarily through the Securitization markets.
Tom Feil
We are honored to recognize Tchernavia Rocker as our February Community Champion. Tchernavia’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on February 10, 2024, at Capital One Arena. She is the Chief People & Administrative Officer at Under Armour Inc. She brings deep industry experience in building best in class HR operations while developing strong workplace culture. Prior to that she served as Chief People and Culture Officer from February 2019 to May 2020. Prior to joining Under Armour, she served more than 18 years in Human Resources leadership roles at Harley-Davidson, Inc., most recently as Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer. At Under Armour, she is a part of their long-term commitment to create opportunities for millions of youths to engage in sports by 2030. In 2019, she served on the board of directors for Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee and the Marcus Center for Performing Arts and is a member of HR Policy Institute, the Society for Human Resource Management, and the National Black MBA Association.
Tchernavia Rocker
In 2023, the Women’s Center provided 22,000 hours of individual, couples, and family mental health counseling to 1,500 community members. 50% of them received reduced fees/free services.
The Women’s Center Board Member
2022 DCIIA’s DE&I Leader Awardee
Principal Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer at Bechtel
Susanne R. Skaggs
His personal motto is helping our youth survive and thrive.
Proud supporter of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and Feeding America.
American Heart Association Board Member
Senior Vice President of SAIC
Vishal Tulsian
Mr. Tulsian is proud to support American Heart Association where he is a board member for Greater Washington Region Board, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and Feeding America. His personal motto is helping our youth survive and thrive.
Vishal Tulsian is an industry leader with 25 years of experience successfully managing, growing, and delivering information technology services. As senior vice president at SAIC, he leads the Health, State and Local, and Federal Financials business unit where he is responsible for a geographically diverse client base. He is responsible for account management, engagement management, client satisfaction, sales, and delivery excellence with all services that SAIC delivers.
We are honored to recognize Vishal Tulsian as our February Community Champion. Vishal’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on February 25, 2024, at Capital One Arena.
Vishal Tulsian
annually and functions as a teaching institution for mental health professionals, offering one of the largest, most prestigious, and most competitive training programs in the region. Leveraging her business experience, Susanne supports the investment strategy and financial stewardship of the Center, as well as fundraising through the Center’s two annual events, the Leadership Conference in the Spring, and the Gala in the Fall.
In 2021, Susanne joined the board of directors of The Women’s Center as part of her personal commitment to supporting women and girls to be compassionate, strong, and successful. Founded in 1974, The Women’s Center is a non-profit organization whose mission is “To significantly improve the mental health and well-being of all members of our community through counseling, education, and support – regardless of ability to pay.” The Center serves over 3,000 people
She joined Bechtel in 2019, continuing a 25+ year career in the engineering and construction industry and public accounting profession. Over her career, she has championed diversity and inclusion and women’s leadership through numerous company resource groups, and in 2022 received a DE&I Leader Award from DCIIA, the Defined Contribution Institutional Investment Association.
We are honored to recognize Susanne R. Skaggs as our March Community Champion. Susanne’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Capitals hockey game on March 9, 2024. Susanne is Principal Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer at Bechtel, a 125-year-old global engineering, construction and project management partner to industry and governments, headquartered in Reston, Virginia. In her role, Susanne is responsible for corporate financial accounting and reporting, and partners with the business to provide advice on financial strategy.
Susanne R. Skaggs
In 2023, the Women’s Center provided 22,000 hours of individual, couples, and family mental health counseling to 1,500 community members. 50% of them received reduced fees/free services.
The Women’s Center Board Member
2022 DCIIA’s DE&I Leader Awardee
Principal Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer at Bechtel
Susanne R. Skaggs
In 2023, the HITT Contracting Foundation donated nearly half a million dollars to organizations in the DC region to advance education, health and wellness, and community improvement
Washingtonian's 2023 Most Powerful Women in Washington
Washington Business Journal's 2019-2023 Power 100 list
CEO of HITT Contracting
Kim Roy
In 2023, the HITT Contracting Foundation donated nearly half a million dollars to organizations in the DC region to advance education, health and wellness, and community improvement
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Leader
Junior Achievement of Greater Washington Board Executive Committee Member
Global Corporate Controller and Managing Director at The Carlyle Group
Jennifer Wall
She is on the Junior Achievement of Greater Washington Board Executive Committee and serves as the Governance & Nomination Committee Chair. As Governance & Nomination Committee Chair, she is working to ensure Junior Achievement has a diverse board of directors, who are dedicated to the mission of teaching young people how to succeed in a global economy and inspiring confidence in the future. She has been a volunteer coach and judge for 3DE business case competition at Potomac High School as well as volunteered at Prince George’s Junior Achievement Finance Park.
Jennifer is working to increasing underrepresented groups at Carlyle, serving as the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion lead for the Finance team and has previously served on the inaugural Diversity & Inclusion Council. As the Executive Sponsor for the Working Parents Employee Resource Group, she successfully advocated for expanded family leave, adoption, and fertility benefits for employees.
Jennifer is passionate about leadership and management development. She founded an annual in-house training day where Carlyle professionals train over 250 employees on various industry, business, and career topics. She also partnered with Human Resources to vet and tailor a 6-month management development program for people managers with a focus on coaching, relationship building and change management. Jennifer is a mentor to rising talent in the organization.
Currently, as the Global Corporate Controller at The Carlyle Group, one of the world’s largest and most diversified global investment firms, Jennifer leads a team of 115 accounting professionals, including contractors, and over 20 outsourced accounting and tax firms responsible for the firm financial operations in 31 offices in 20 countries. This includes financial close management, public company financial reporting, accounting policy oversight, payment and banking operations, contract management, and acquired business integration.
Jennifer Wall is a committed and dedicated leader with over 25 years of accounting operations, financial reporting and management expertise and experience. She is a results-oriented financial executive with years of experience successfully collaborating with senior executives to implement change, drive efficiency and reduce costs. She is effective at building strong, diverse teams and mentoring people to achieve their potential.
Jennifer Wall
established and currently serves as president of the HITT Contracting Foundation, which focuses on investing in education, health and lessness, and community building to impact the construction industry and local communities.
In 2017, Kim was named CEO of HITT Contracting. In this role, she is responsible for defining key initiatives, identifying emerging markets and business opportunities, as well as executing the strategic vision of the board. She provides executive oversight for all corporate operations for the firm’s 14 offices and more than 1,600 team members nationwide. Additionally, Kim leads the firm’s Corporate Steering and Strategic Planning Committees. During her tenure, she also
Kim’s considerable construction experience and business savvy propelled her to executive vice president in 2015. In this role, she led the firm’s healthcare sector, which delivers more than $120 million annually on hospital, ambulatory, and highly specialized patient care construction. Additionally, Kim provided executive oversight for a diverse group of corporate resources including business development, HR, marketing, preconstruction, virtual construction, sustainable construction, and corporate responsibility.
We are honored to recognize Kim Roy as our March Community Champion. Kim’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on March 21, 2024. Kim Roy began her career in commercial construction with HITT Contracting in 1999. She rose through the ranks of operations in HITT’s base building sector, delivering more than 6.5 million square feet of complex tenant fit-out and new construction projects. In 2009 she was promoted to vice president and in 2012 to senior vice president in charge of preconstruction and strategy.
Kim Roy
Washingtonian’s 2023 Most Powerful Women in Washington
Triangle Business Journal’s 40 Under 40: Excellence in Leadership
Washington Business Journal’s 2021 Women Who Mean Business
Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer at Howard University
Dr. Tashni-Ann Dubroy
She was named in 2021 as Washington Business Journal’s ‘Women Who Mean Business’, 2017 as CEO of the Year in the Triangle region and to the 40 Under 40: Excellence in Leadership list by the Triangle Business Journal.
Jennifer is working to increasing underrepresented groups at Carlyle, serving as the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion lead for the Finance team and has previously served on the inaugural Diversity & Inclusion Council. As the Executive Sponsor for the Working Parents Employee Resource Group, she successfully advocated for expanded family leave, adoption, and fertility benefits for employees.
In response to concerns regarding public safety and
emergency management, Dr. Dubroy has created
an institutional training series to prepare
stakeholders for high-alert scenarios. Statistics for
federally-mandated reported crimes and incidents
on campus have declined over her tenure and the
Department of Public Safety has fully introduced
Bison S.A.F.E., a mobile app that gives stakeholders
multiple options for contacting campus safety
officers, reporting incidents, and tracking covid
mitigation efforts and statistics all in real-time....
Under her leadership, Howard University has experienced significant growth in its financial outlook and opportunities for optimization. The university was recognized for its work to improve its financial aid standing with the Department of Education, being removed from Heightened Cash Monitoring status in less than a year. Record-breaking fundraising, combined with gains in auxiliary revenue earnings and cost reductions, have allowed the university greater latitude to invest in people and resources. In 2021, Howard launched the Workday platform to create easier processes for employee onboarding, training, and evaluation. In 2022, a phased compensation increase plan for non-union employees of the institution was introduced and powered by $3 million from the university's operational budget.
We are honored to recognize Dr. Tashni-Ann Dubroy as our May Community Champion. Dr. Dubroy’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Mystics game on June 7, 2024. Dr. Tashni-Ann Dubroy serves as the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at Howard University. Her leadership responsibilities include oversight of human resources and services, commercial enterprise, information technology, facilities management and real estate management, environmental and emergency management, public safety, and enrollment management.
Dr. Tashni-Ann Dubroy
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She managed the University through a weather-related crisis related to the operation of its steam plant and is now leading a modernization effort for the system. Dubroy is simultaneously leading an overhaul that includes the improvement of Howard University’s core network, as part of a partnership with IBM, and is installing a new, University-wide Enterprise Resource Planning system.
She was named in 2021 as Washington Business Journal’s ‘Women Who Mean Business’, 2017 as CEO of the Year in the Triangle region and to the 40 Under 40: Excellence in Leadership list by the Triangle Business Journal.
She managed the University through a weather-related crisis related to the operation of its steam plant and is now leading a modernization effort for the system. Dubroy is simultaneously leading an overhaul that includes the improvement of Howard University’s core network, as part of a partnership with IBM, and is installing a new, University-wide Enterprise Resource Planning system.
In response to concerns regarding public safety and
emergency management, Dr. Dubroy has created an institutional training series to prepare stakeholders for high-alert scenarios. Statistics for federally mandatedreported crimes and incidents on campus have declined over her tenure and the Department of Public Safety has fully introduced Bison S.A.F.E., a mobile app that gives stakeholders multiple options for contacting campus safety officers, reporting incidents, and tracking covid
mitigation efforts and statistics all in real-time.
Washingtonian’s 2023 Most Powerful Women in Washington
Triangle Business Journal’s 40 Under 40: Excellence in Leadership
Washington Business Journal’s 2021 Women Who Mean Business
Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer at Howard University
Dr. Tashni-Ann Dubroy
She was named in 2021 as Washington Business Journal’s ‘Women Who Mean Business’, 2017 as CEO of the Year in the Triangle region and to the 40 Under 40: Excellence in Leadership list by the Triangle Business Journal.
She managed the University through a weather-related crisis related to the operation of its steam plant and is now leading a modernization effort for the system. Dubroy is simultaneously leading an overhaul that includes the improvement of Howard University’s core network, as part of a partnership with IBM, and is installing a new, University-wide Enterprise Resource Planning system.
Jennifer is working to increasing underrepresented groups at Carlyle, serving as the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion lead for the Finance team and has previously served on the inaugural Diversity & Inclusion Council. As the Executive Sponsor for the Working Parents Employee Resource Group, she successfully advocated for expanded family leave, adoption, and fertility benefits for employees.
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In response to concerns regarding public safety and
emergency management, Dr. Dubroy has created
an institutional training series to prepare
stakeholders for high-alert scenarios. Statistics for
federally-mandated reported crimes and incidents
on campus have declined over her tenure and the
Department of Public Safety has fully introduced
Bison S.A.F.E., a mobile app that gives stakeholders
multiple options for contacting campus safety
officers, reporting incidents, and tracking covid
mitigation efforts and statistics all in real-time....
Under her leadership, Howard University has experienced significant growth in its financial outlook and opportunities for optimization. The university was recognized for its work to improve its financial aid standing with the Department of Education, being removed from Heightened Cash Monitoring status in less than a year. Record-breaking fundraising, combined with gains in auxiliary revenue earnings and cost reductions, have allowed the university greater latitude to invest in people and resources. In 2021, Howard launched the Workday platform to create easier processes for employee onboarding, training, and evaluation. In 2022, a phased compensation increase plan for non-union employees of the institution was introduced and powered by $3 million from the university's operational budget.
We are honored to recognize Dr. Tashni-Ann Dubroy as our May Community Champion. Dr. Dubroy’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Mystics game on June 7, 2024. Dr. Tashni-Ann Dubroy serves as the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at Howard University. Her leadership responsibilities include oversight of human resources and services, commercial enterprise, information technology, facilities management and real estate management, environmental and emergency management, public safety, and enrollment management.
Dr. Tashni-Ann Dubroy
Washingtonian’s 2023 Most Powerful Women in Washington
Awarded more than $1,200,000 in scholarship funding and community-supported grants. In 2024, STEM for Her awarded a record $120,000 in college scholarships.
More than 10,000 female students from DC/VA/MD high schools and colleges have participated in STEM for Her supported programs.
Furthered students’ knowledge and confidence to follow their dreams of pursuing STEM-related careers.
STEM For Her
She is on the Junior Achievement of Greater Washington Board Executive Committee and serves as the Governance & Nomination Committee Chair. As Governance & Nomination Committee Chair, she is working to ensure Junior Achievement has a diverse board of directors, who are dedicated to the mission of teaching young people how to succeed in a global economy and inspiring confidence in the future. She has been a volunteer coach and judge for 3DE business case competition at Potomac High School as well as volunteered at Prince George’s Junior Achievement Finance Park.
Jennifer is working to increasing underrepresented groups at Carlyle, serving as the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion lead for the Finance team and has previously served on the inaugural Diversity & Inclusion Council. As the Executive Sponsor for the Working Parents Employee Resource Group, she successfully advocated for expanded family leave, adoption, and fertility benefits for employees.
Through these efforts, STEM for Her strives to create a supportive environment that encourages young women to pursue and excel in STEM careers, ultimately contributing to a more diverse and innovative STEM workforce.
We are honored to recognize STEM For Her as our August Community Champion. STEM For Her’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Mystics game on August 20, 2024. STEM for Her is nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering young women by fostering their interest and engagement in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields. STEM for Her aims to
STEM For Her
Networking Events: Hosting events that allow students to network with STEM professionals and peers, fostering a sense of community and collaboration.
Scholarships: Providing financial assistance to students pursuing STEM education.
Workshops and Out-of-School Exposure Programs: Offering hands-on STEM experiences through workshops and other educational events.
College Mentorship Program: Connecting students with female STEM professionals who provide guidance, support, and inspiration.
Programming: STEM for Her Day, held on November 15, 2024, is a conference-style event designed to expose and engage high school girls in various potential STEM career paths.
Key Initiatives of STEM for Her:
bridge the gender gap in STEM by providing resources, opportunities, and support for girls and women from high school through college and into their professional careers.
In 2023, the HITT Contracting Foundation donated nearly half a million dollars to organizations in the DC region to advance education, health and wellness, and community improvement
Washingtonian's 2023 Most Powerful Women in Washington
Washington Business Journal's 2019-2023 Power 100 list
CEO of HITT Contracting
Kim Roy
currently serves as president of the HITT Contracting Foundation, which focuses on investing in education, health and lessness, and community building to impact the construction industry and local communities.
In 2017, Kim was named CEO of HITT Contracting. In this role, she is responsible for defining key initiatives, identifying emerging markets and business opportunities, as well as executing the strategic vision of the board. She provides executive oversight for all corporate operations for the firm’s 14 offices and more than 1,600 team members nationwide. Additionally, Kim leads the firm’s Corporate Steering and Strategic Planning Committees. During her tenure, she also established and
Kim’s considerable construction experience and business savvy propelled her to executive vice president in 2015. In this role, she led the firm’s healthcare sector, which delivers more than $120 million annually on hospital, ambulatory, and highly specialized patient care construction. Additionally, Kim provided executive oversight for a diverse group of corporate resources including business development, HR, marketing, preconstruction, virtual construction, sustainable construction, and corporate responsibility.
We are honored to recognize Kim Roy as our March Community Champion. Kim’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on March 21, 2024. Kim Roy began her career in commercial construction with HITT Contracting in 1999. She rose through the ranks of operations in HITT’s base building sector, delivering more than 6.5 million square feet of complex tenant fit-out and new construction projects. In 2009 she was promoted to vice president and in 2012 to senior vice president in charge of preconstruction and strategy.
Kim Roy
His personal motto is helping our youth survive and thrive.
Proud supporter of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and Feeding America.
American Heart Association Board Member
Former Senior Vice President of SAIC
Vishal Tulsian
Mr. Tulsian is proud to support American Heart Association where he is a board member for Greater Washington Region Board, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and Feeding America. His personal motto is helping our youth survive and thrive.
Vishal Tulsian is an industry leader with 25 years of experience successfully managing, growing, and delivering information technology services. As senior vice president at SAIC, he leads the Health, State and Local, and Federal Financials business unit where he is responsible for a geographically diverse client base. He is responsible for account management, engagement management, client satisfaction, sales, and delivery excellence with all services that SAIC delivers.
We are honored to recognize Vishal Tulsian as our February Community Champion. Vishal’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on February 25, 2024, at Capital One Arena.
Vishal Tulsian
The BBBSNCA celebrates over 100 years of service by making positive difference in the lives of children in the greater Washington region through professionally supported long-term mentoring relationships.
Tom created Capital One Beyond School Walls Mentoring Program, where 60+ at-risk youth are mentored by Capital One employees.
Tom Feil has served for the past 20+ years as a Board member of the Big Brother Big Sisters organization of the National Capital Area (BBBSNCA).
Senior Vice President and Treasurer of Capital One Financial Corporation
Tom Feil
As a board member of BBBSNCA for 20+ years, he has partnered with the CEO and Big Brothers Big Sisters’ Development staff to promote BBBSNCA’s services and help raise funds to carry out the mission of the organization through highly successful special events. Additionally, he created Capital One Beyond School Walls Mentoring Program, where 60+ at-risk youth are mentored by Capital One employees in partnership with local school districts.
We are honored to recognize Tom Feil as our January Community Champion. Tom’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Capitals hockey game on January 4, 2024, at Capital One Arena. Tom is the Senior Vice President and Treasurer for Capital One Financial Corporation. He is responsible for Capital One’s overall liquidity risk management, asset, and liability management, for coordinating its global wholesale funding, and overseeing the company’s investment portfolio. He joined Capital One in 2000, and responsibilities in his previous roles included the company’s overall capital management and funding, primarily through the Securitization markets.
Tom Feil
Washingtonian’s 2023 Most Powerful Women in Washington
AFAS has provided $10.5 million in direct assistance last year alone and 100% of individual donations are used to help Airmen and Guardians.
Incorporated in 1942, Air Force Aid Society is the official aid society for the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Space Force.
General Thomas was named CEO of The Air Force Aid Society in 2024.
Major General (Retired) Ed Thomas
Washingtonian’s 2023 Most Powerful Women in Washington
AFAS is a Charity Navigator 4-Star Charity, the highest rating awarded.
AFAS has provided $10.5 million in direct assistance last year alone.
Incorporated in 1942, Air Force Aid Society is the official aid society for the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Space Force.
Air Force Aid Society
Own It - Committed and invested to what we do and those we serve.
People First - Take care of every individual with empathy and compassion.
Win Together - Fulfill our purpose, together.
Do Right - Focus on trust, integrity, accountability, and transparency with every interaction.
AFAS Values
programs to Air Force and Space Force families worldwide.
We are honored to recognize The Air Force Aid Society as our November Community Champion. AFAS was celebrated at a Washington Wizards game on November 4, 2024. The Air Force Aid Society’s purpose is to help Airmen and Guardians when they need it most. As the official charity of the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Space Force, AFAS provides emergency assistance, educational support, and community programs to Air Force and Space Force families worldwide.
Air Force Aid Society
Reserve
Guard
Active Duty
Airmen, Guardians and their families
AFAS Serves
Retired
Retired
Education Support - AFAS education grants, loans and scholarships are available to dependent children or spouses of Airmen and Guardians, both active duty and retired.
Community Programs - AFAS understands the challenges that come with Active-Duty military life, from deployments to PCSs and offers targeted community programs to help with such things as childcare and spouse employment education.
Emergency Financial Assistance - When unexpected emergencies arise, there is a financial need and help is needed, AFAS provides no-interest loans and grants to help meet immediate needs and make a positive step towards a lasting financial solution.
Airmen, Guardians and their families
AFAS Programs
DC native and community supporter
Serves as Treasurer and Board Member at Food & Friends
Vice President of Finance at Marriott International
Joan Lynch
Jennifer is working to increasing underrepresented groups at Carlyle, serving as the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion lead for the Finance team and has previously served on the inaugural Diversity & Inclusion Council. As the Executive Sponsor for the Working Parents Employee Resource Group, she successfully advocated for expanded family leave, adoption, and fertility benefits for employees.
Through these efforts, STEM for Her strives to create a supportive environment that encourages young women to pursue and excel in STEM careers, ultimately contributing to a more diverse and innovative STEM workforce.
Networking Events: Hosting events that allow students to network with STEM professionals and peers, fostering a sense of community and collaboration.
Scholarships: Providing financial assistance to students pursuing STEM education.
Workshops and Out-of-School Exposure Programs: Offering hands-on STEM experiences through workshops and other educational events.
College Mentorship Program: Connecting students with female STEM professionals who provide guidance, support, and inspiration.
Programming: STEM for Her Day, held on November 15, 2024, is a conference-style event designed to expose and engage high school girls in various potential STEM career paths.
Key Initiatives of STEM for Her:
We are honored to recognize STEM For Her as our August Community Champion. STEM For Her’s community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Mystics game on August 20, 2024. STEM for Her is nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering young women by fostering their interest and engagement in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields. STEM for Her aims to bridge the gender gap in STEM by providing resources, opportunities, and support for girls and women from high school through college and into their professional careers.
STEM For Her
Own It - Committed and invested to what we do and those we serve.
People First - Take care of every individual with empathy and compassion.
Win Together - Fulfill our purpose, together.
Do Right - Focus on trust, integrity, accountability, and transparency with every interaction.
AFAS Values
Reserve
AFAS Serves
Emergency Financial Assistance - When unexpected emergencies arise, there is a financial need and help is needed, AFAS provides no-interest loans and grants to help meet immediate needs and make a positive step towards a lasting financial solution.
Community Programs - AFAS understands the challenges that come with Active-Duty military life, from deployments to PCSs and offers targeted community programs to help with such things as childcare and spouse employment education.
Washingtonian’s 2023 Most Powerful Women in Washington
DC native and community supporter
Serves as Treasurer and Board Member at Food & Friends
Vice President of Finance at Marriott International
Joan Lynch
We are honored to recognize Joan Lynch as our December Community Champion. Joan Lynch was celebrated at a Washington Wizards game on December 5th, 2024. Joan Lynch is Vice President of Finance at Marriott International. She also serves as the Treasurer and Board Member at Food & Friends, a DC-based community organization which provides over 5,500 medically-tailored meals to individuals with life-challenging illnesses in the DMV every day. A native of the DC area, Joan is an alumni of the University of Maryland, College Park. She is a proud stepmom and aunt. She and her husband, Jim Mackey, are avid sports fans, and love supporting the Terps and all the DC sports teams.
Joan Lynch
69% of all households served have income less than $1,500/month
4,000+ volunteers live in the region
1,022 nutrition sessions with Food & Friends registered dietitians
5,272 clients live in the region
1,612,648 meals delivered to residents in the region
Food & Friends Numbers:
Food & Friends is built on a simple premise: anyone can get sick, and everyone can help. As an organization that believes that everyone managing a serious illness should have the nourishment they need to improve their health and enhance their quality of life, Food & Friends prepares and provides specialized meals that are designed to meet the medical and dietary needs of each client.
illnesses in the DMV every day. A native of the DC area, Joan is an alumni of the University of Maryland, College Park. She is a proud stepmom and aunt. She and her husband, Jim Mackey, are avid sports fans, and love supporting the Terps and all the DC sports teams.
AFAS is a Charity Navigator 4-Star Charity, the highest rating awarded.
AFAS has provided $10.5 million in direct assistance last year alone.
Incorporated in 1942, Air Force Aid Society is the official aid society for the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Space Force.
Air Force Aid
Society
Jennifer is working to increasing underrepresented groups at Carlyle, serving as the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion lead for the Finance team and has previously served on the inaugural Diversity & Inclusion Council. As the Executive Sponsor for the Working Parents Employee Resource Group, she successfully advocated for expanded family leave, adoption, and fertility benefits for employees.
Through these efforts, STEM for Her strives to create a supportive environment that encourages young women to pursue and excel in STEM careers, ultimately contributing to a more diverse and innovative STEM workforce.
Own It - Committed and invested to what we do and those we serve.
People First - Take care of every individual with empathy and compassion.
Win Together - Fulfill our purpose, together.
Do Right - Focus on trust, integrity, accountability, and transparency with every interaction.
AFAS Values
We are honored to recognize The Air Force Aid Society as our November Community Champion. AFAS was celebrated at a Washington Wizards game on November 4, 2024. The Air Force Aid Society’s purpose is to help Airmen and Guardians when they need it most. As the official charity of the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Space Force, AFAS provides emergency assistance, educational support, and community programs to Air Force and Space Force families worldwide.
Air Force Aid Society
4,000+ volunteers live in the region
Jennifer Wall
Jennifer Wall
Susanne R. Skaggs
Vishal Tulsian
Jennifer Wall
Tom Feil
Capital Area Food Bank
James R. Schenck
Boost quality of life to take some of the stresses off of patients and their families, like a meal when they arrive on Sunday to start a week of difficult treatments
Offer support with travel costs to the NIH for treatment
Provide housing near the NIH during treatment and helps families keep up with housing costs at home
The Friends of Patients at the NIH touch patients and their families lives in three ways:
Friends of Patients at the National Institutes of Health
Food & Friends is built on a simple premise: anyone can get sick, and everyone can help. As an organization that believes that everyone managing a serious illness should have the nourishment they need to improve their health and enhance their quality of life, Food & Friends prepares and provides specialized meals that are designed to meet the medical and dietary needs of each client.
69% of all households served have income less than $1,500/month
4,000+ volunteers live in the region
Monthly patient parties at the NIH, allowing patients time to relax and have time away from their hospital room.
Sunday evening dinners for families at the Safra Lodge: On Sundays, when many patients and their families arrive at the NIH for the week ahead, the Friends underwrites a dinner designed to let patients relax and settle in, rather than having to run out to find dinner nearby.
An apartment at The Monterey in North Bethesda, generously provided by Bozzuto Homes and furnished by SuiteAmerica, is provided through the Friends for a patient and their family during their long-term stay in the Washington area.
The Friends of Patients at the NIH is helping individual patients in creative ways that make their lives a little better during their treatment at the NIH with these initiatives:
Friends of Patients at the NIH bring hope to patients and their families, so they can focus on their treatment and recovery, without the financial burden of medical, housing, or travel costs.
We are honored to recognize Friends of Patients at the NIH as our January Community Champion. Friends of Patients at the NIH was celebrated at a Washington Wizards game on January 29, 2025. Friends of Patients at the National Institutes of Health is a non-profit organization providing emotional and financial support to patients receiving groundbreaking and life-saving treatments at the NIH. Through their efforts,
Friends of Patients at the National Institutes of Health
Friends of Patients at the NIH was established in 1984 by members of the NIH community who saw first-hand the financial and emotional challenges faced by patients and their families, and the risk to the research should such challenges interrupt someone’s ability to their complete treatment at NIH.
Boost quality of life to take some of the stresses off of patients and their families, like a meal when they arrive on Sunday to start a week of difficult treatments
Offer support with travel costs to the NIH for treatment
Provide housing near the NIH during treatment and helps families keep up with housing costs at home
Friends of Patients at the National Institutes of Health
1,022 nutrition sessions with Food & Friends registered dietitians
5,272 clients live in the region
1,612,648 meals delivered to residents in the region
Food & Friends Numbers:
We are honored to recognize Joan Lynch as our December Community Champion. Joan Lynch was celebrated at a Washington Wizards game on December 5th, 2024. Joan Lynch is Vice President of Finance at Marriott International. She also serves as the Treasurer and Board Member at Food & Friends, a DC-based community organization which provides over 5,500 medically-tailored meals to individuals with life-challenging illnesses in the DMV every day. A native of the DC area, Joan is an alumni of the University of Maryland, College Park. She is a proud stepmom and aunt. She and her husband, Jim Mackey, are avid sports fans, and love supporting the Terps and all the DC sports teams.
Joan Lynch
We are honored to recognize Friends of Patients at the NIH as our January Community Champion. Friends of Patients at the NIH was celebrated at a Washington Wizards game on January 29, 2025. Friends of Patients at the National Institutes of Health is a non-profit organization providing emotional and financial support to patients receiving groundbreaking and life-saving treatments at the NIH. Through their efforts, Friends of Patients at the NIH bring hope to patients and their families, so they can focus on their treatment and recovery, without the financial burden of medical, housing, or travel costs.
PenFed gave back to the Northern Virginia community by donating over 700 items to Mobile Hope an organization that provides emergency shelter to at-risk youth
In 2022, PenFed donated $2.2 million to more than 100 organizations
2023 Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Service Award winner for outstanding contributions to help veterans succeed
President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union
James R. Schenck
During his military career, James flew Black Hawk helicopters in Korea and trained other US Army aviators as a night vision goggle instructor pilot. He served on the Army Staff in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans, and was later selected to serve as a Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Army. James is still an avid pilot and recently completed an orientation flight in an F-16 fighter jet. James is always looking for his next adventure.
Extending the credit union philosophy of “People Helping People,” James volunteers for other business groups in the community. He serves on the board of directors for the US Chamber of Commerce and the Northern Virginia Technology Council.
Under James’s leadership, PenFed has earned many awards as an employer and a community leader such as the Canine Companions for Independence’s Hearts & Heroes Award for raising assistance dogs to transform the quality of life for people with disabilities and the Volunteer Alexandria’s Large Business Philanthropist Award for supporting charitable organizations and events throughout Northern Virginia.
We are honored to recognize James R. Schenck as our November Community Champion. James’ community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on November 17, 2023, at Capital One Arena. James is President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union, American’s second-largest federal credit union. James also serves as CEO of the PenFed Foundation, which has provided more than $55 million in financial support to military service members, veterans, families, and support networks through programs on financial education, homeownership, veteran entrepreneurship, and short-term assistance.
James R. Schenck
Regional President of PNC Bank, Greater Washington, and Virginia.
Fairfax County Economic Development Authority Commissioner
Kaiser Permanente Regional Advisory Board Member
Greater Washington Board of Trade Senior Council Member
The Friends of Patients at the NIH touch patients and their families lives in three ways:
D. Jermaine Johnson
Active in the community, Johnson is the immediate past chair of the Greater Washington Board of Trade, the region’s premier business organization that has represented all industries for over 130 years and currently serves on the Senior Council. Johnson also is a member of the board of Guest Services, Inc., a private hospitality company located in Fairfax, Va., and James Madison University College of Business Advisors. He also serves on the regional advisory board of Kaiser Permanente, and he recently became a commissioner of the Fairfax County Economic Development Authority to serve in the home community of his family. He previously served as executive committee member of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Ball, was the treasurer at Catholics for Housing, an executive committee member of Teach For America and the First Tee Program in Greater Washington.
We are honored to recognize D. Jermaine Johnson as our February Community Champion. D. Jermaine Johnson was celebrated at a Washington Wizards game on February 24, 2025. D. Jermaine Johnson is regional president of PNC Bank, Greater Washington, and Virginia. Johnson is responsible for overseeing all aspects of PNC’s operations in Greater Washington, including Retail Banking, Corporate & Institutional Banking, Private Banking, and community-based activities.
D. Jermaine Johnson
Friends of Patients at the National Institutes of Health
Friends of Patients at the NIH was established in 1984 by members of the NIH community who saw first-hand the financial and emotional challenges faced by patients and their families, and the risk to the research should such challenges interrupt someone’s ability to their complete treatment at NIH.
We are honored to recognize Friends of Patients at the NIH as our January Community Champion. Friends of Patients at the NIH was celebrated at a Washington Wizards game on January 29, 2025. Friends of Patients at the National Institutes of Health is a non-profit organization providing emotional and financial support to patients receiving groundbreaking and life-saving treatments at the NIH. Through their efforts, Friends of Patients at the NIH bring hope to patients and their families, so they can focus on their treatment and recovery, without the financial burden of medical, housing, or travel costs.
Friends of Patients at the National Institutes of Health
Fairfax County Economic Development Authority Commissioner
Kaiser Permanente Regional Advisory Board Member
Greater Washington Board of Trade Senior Council Member
American Red Cross NCGC has collected more than 151,000 units of lifesaving blood and instructed more than 161,000 people in first aid, CPR, AED and other lifesaving skills
The American Red Cross of the National Capital and Greater Chesapeake Region has held more than 6,300 blood drives throughout the region
American Red Cross Board Member
Head of Marketing at Nestle USA
The Friends of Patients at the NIH touch patients and their families lives in three ways:
Kate Boeding
She joined Nestlé USA in 2018 on the Corporate Strategy team, leading long and short-term strategic growth programs. Kate has experience driving profitable growth and leading high-profile operations and innovation strategy, frontline transformation and capability building initiatives for Fortune 500 companies.
We are honored to recognize Kate Boeding as our March Community Champion. Kate Boeding was celebrated at a Washington Wizards game on March 5, 2025. Kate Boeding is the Head of Marketing for “Global Culinary Kitchen” at Nestlé USA, based in Arlington, Virginia. In this role, she drives profitable growth for a $1 Billion+ portfolio and aims to bring taste and comfort to America’s homes with beloved brands, including Nestlé Toll House, Carnation and Libby’s Pumpkin.
Kate Boeding
Previously, Kate held senior-level roles in business and strategy innovation with Booz Allen Hamilton, McKinsey & Company and The Home Depot. Kate holds a MBA in Strategy and Brand Management from Columbia Business School and a BA in Economics from St. Olaf College.
Active in the community, Kate is a member of the board of the American Red Cross of the National Capital & Greater Chesapeake Region. The American Red Cross strives to build strong and sustainable relationships with diverse communities in Washington, D.C., Northern Virginia, Maryland and Delaware. The American Red Cross volunteers, programs and services reach thousands of people with disaster preparedness materials and other lifesaving information.
American Red Cross NCGC has collected more than 151,000 units of lifesaving blood and instructed more than 161,000 people in first aid, CPR, AED and other lifesaving skills
The American Red Cross of the National Capital and Greater Chesapeake Region has held more than 6,300 blood drives throughout the region
American Red Cross Board Member
Head of Marketing at Nestle USA
Kate Boeding
Active in the community, Johnson is the immediate past chair of the Greater Washington Board of Trade, the region’s premier business organization that has represented all industries for over 130 years and currently serves on the Senior Council. Johnson also is a member of the board of Guest Services, Inc., a private hospitality company located in Fairfax, Va., and James Madison University College of Business Advisors. He also serves on the regional advisory board of Kaiser Permanente, and he recently became a commissioner of the Fairfax County Economic Development Authority to serve in the home community of his family. He previously served as executive committee member of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Ball, was the treasurer at Catholics for Housing, an executive committee member of Teach For America and the First Tee Program in Greater Washington.
We are honored to recognize D. Jermaine Johnson as our February Community Champion. D. Jermaine Johnson was celebrated at a Washington Wizards game on February 24, 2025. D. Jermaine Johnson is regional president of PNC Bank, Greater Washington, and Virginia. Johnson is responsible for overseeing all aspects of PNC’s operations in Greater Washington, including Retail Banking, Corporate & Institutional Banking, Private Banking, and community-based activities.
D. Jermaine Johnson
She joined Nestlé USA in 2018 on the Corporate Strategy team, leading long and short-term strategic growth programs. Kate has experience driving profitable growth and leading high-profile operations and innovation strategy, frontline transformation and capability building initiatives for Fortune 500 companies.
Previously, Kate held senior-level roles in business and strategy innovation with Booz Allen Hamilton, McKinsey & Company and The Home Depot. Kate holds a MBA in Strategy and Brand Management from Columbia Business School and a BA in Economics from St. Olaf College.
7th year running in the Marine Corps Marathon
1-year volunteer with the American
Foundation for Suicide Prevention
3-year volunteer with the USO
30-year veteran of the United States Marine Corps
Hometown: Bethesda, MD
Born in Ghana West Africa
Kate D. Scoffield
PenFed gave back to the Northern Virginia community by donating over 700 items to Mobile Hope an organization that provides emergency shelter to at-risk youth
In 2022, PenFed donated $2.2 million to more than 100 organizations
2023 Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Service Award winner for outstanding contributions to help veterans succeed
President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union
James R. Schenck
As a mom of three boys, who all played soccer growing up, Kate continues to give back by supporting 40 young boys in Ghana with their schooling and soccer training. Her goal is to bring a team to the US for a college showcase to help them realize their dreams of playing at the collegiate level.
Passionate about giving back to her community, Kate has spent the last three years volunteering with the USO, where she helps with shift duties, unit support and all the family events the USO puts on, such as Bingo, Bunko, Project Elf, Halloween Haunted Center, Movies on the Lawn, Tree Lighting and National Night Out, to name a few. Kate also volunteers with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, where she helps to drive awareness and education, and is the lead organizer for this year’s Out of the Darkness Walk.
We are honored to recognize Kate D. Scoffield as our first KPMG Community Champion. Kate’s community efforts were celebrated at opening night at the Washington Capitals hockey game on October 13, 2023, at Capital One Arena.
Kate D. Scoffield
During his military career, James flew Black Hawk helicopters in Korea and trained other US Army aviators as a night vision goggle instructor pilot. He served on the Army Staff in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans, and was later selected to serve as a Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Army. James is still an avid pilot and recently completed an orientation flight in an F-16 fighter jet. James is always looking for his next adventure.
Extending the credit union philosophy of “People Helping People,” James volunteers for other business groups in the community. He serves on the board of directors for the US Chamber of Commerce and the Northern Virginia Technology Council.
Under James’s leadership, PenFed has earned many awards as an employer and a community leader such as the Canine Companions for Independence’s Hearts & Heroes Award for raising assistance dogs to transform the quality of life for people with disabilities and the Volunteer Alexandria’s Large Business Philanthropist Award for supporting charitable organizations and events throughout Northern Virginia.
We are honored to recognize James R. Schenck as our November Community Champion. James’ community efforts were celebrated at a Washington Wizards basketball game on November 17, 2023, at Capital One Arena. James is President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union, American’s second-largest federal credit union. James also serves as CEO of the PenFed Foundation, which has provided more than $55 million in financial support to military service members, veterans, families, and support networks through programs on financial education, homeownership, veteran entrepreneurship, and short-term assistance.
James R. Schenck
Over 18 years, Face of America has had 7,100 participants, raised $6.5 million, and has 48,000 donors.
World T.E.A.M. Sports has changed the lives of thousands through the Face of America Program.
American Red Cross Board Member
They believe “The Exceptional Athlete Matters.”
The Friends of Patients at the NIH touch patients and their families lives in three ways:
World T.E.A.M. Sports
Active in the community, Kate is a member of the board of the American Red Cross of the National Capital & Greater Chesapeake Region. The American Red Cross strives to build strong and sustainable relationships with diverse communities in Washington, D.C., Northern Virginia, Maryland and Delaware. The American Red Cross volunteers, programs and services reach thousands of people with disaster preparedness materials and other lifesaving information.
Join World T.E.A.M. Sports for the annual Face of America cycling challenge to Gettysburg’s historic Civil War battlefields on May 16-18, 2025. Athletes, both adaptive and able-bodied, will pedal 110 miles across three states in two days—from the Pentagon in Arlington, VA, north through Frederick, MD, to Gettysburg, PA. The ride honors their nation’s heroes, including veterans, active-duty service members, and first-responders, while celebrating the American spirit.
used athletics to challenge men, women and children with disabilities to accomplish goals they never thought possible. In all of their programs, World T.E.A.M. includes both adaptive and able-bodied participants. For more information, visit www.worldteamsports.org.
We are honored to recognize World T.E.A.M. Sports as our March Community Champion. World T.E.A.M. Sports was celebrated at a Washington Capitals game on March 20, 2025. World T.E.A.M. Sports brings adaptive and able-bodied athletes together by empowering, enabling and engaging individuals through inclusive athletic programs. For more than a quarter century, their organization has
World T.E.A.M. Sports
Over 18 years, Face of America has had 7,100 participants, raised $6.5 million, and has 48,000 donors.
World T.E.A.M. Sports has changed the lives of thousands through the Face of America Program.
American Red Cross Board Member
They believe “The Exceptional Athlete Matters.”
World T.E.A.M. Sports
Greater Washington Board of Trade Senior Council Member
Active in the community, Kate is a member of the board of the American Red Cross of the National Capital & Greater Chesapeake Region. The American Red Cross strives to build strong and sustainable relationships with diverse communities in Washington, D.C., Northern Virginia, Maryland and Delaware. The American Red Cross volunteers, programs and services reach thousands of people with disaster preparedness materials and other lifesaving information.
Previously, Kate held senior-level roles in business and strategy innovation with Booz Allen Hamilton, McKinsey & Company and The Home Depot. Kate holds a MBA in Strategy and Brand Management from Columbia Business School and a BA in Economics from St. Olaf College.
She joined Nestlé USA in 2018 on the Corporate Strategy team, leading long and short-term strategic growth programs. Kate has experience driving profitable growth and leading high-profile operations and innovation strategy, frontline transformation and capability building initiatives for Fortune 500 companies.
We are honored to recognize Kate Boeding as our March Community Champion. Kate Boeding was celebrated at a Washington Wizards game on March 5, 2025. Kate Boeding is the Head of Marketing for “Global Culinary Kitchen” at Nestlé USA, based in Arlington, Virginia. In this role, she drives profitable growth for a $1 Billion+ portfolio and aims to bring taste and comfort to America’s homes with beloved brands, including Nestlé Toll House, Carnation and Libby’s Pumpkin.
Kate Boeding
