Chair, John Marchiony

John Marchiony is the Managing Director of Fair To All Partners, a consulting firm focused on revenue generation and growth programming for non-profits, mission-driven organizations, and small businesses. He followed Joe Walsh at Dartmouth College into many activities and adventures and may have learned the most valuable lessons atop the 35-foot tall snow sculptures he helped build. He has served diverse nonprofits, including Liberty Science Center, The Computer Museum, FIRST, the USOPC, and NCAM/WGBH.

Treasurer, Craig Klein

Craig is a member of the Tax Group and of the New England Not-For-Profit & Education Practice and is solely dedicated to serving not-for-profit organizations. Craig has more than 30 years of experience in the tax industry with deep expertise in not-for-profit and education taxation matters. He works with educational institutions, health and human services providers, foundations and other complex not-for-profit organizations. Craig assists his clients with their tax service needs, including preparation and review of tax returns, advice and planning regarding unrelated business income, transactions, and issues related to tax-exempt status.

Director: Heidi Stanish, MS, PhD

Heidi Stanish is a Professor of Exercise and Health Sciences at UMass Boston and holds an adjunct faculty position at the UMass Chan Medical School –  Eunice Kennedy Shriver Center.  She has been a Fitness Advisor for Special Olympics International since 2018.  Dr. Stanish has expertise in Adapted Physical Activity with particular specialization in exercise and fitness promotion among individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.  Her work is focused on developing strategies to meet the unique physical activity needs of individuals with disabilities in order to promote successful lifelong participation in inclusive, community settings. 

Director, Joe Quintanilla

Joe is the Vice President of Development and Major Gifts at the National Braille Press. He has worked with them for over 11 years, coordinating fundraising and creating an impact in the visually-impaired community. A graduate of Boston College, Joe also serves as the head coach of Adaptive Sports New England’s Beep Baseball program, which he helped start in 2022. In addition to playing beep baseball, in which he is one of the all-time scoring leaders in the north east, he is an avid runner and represented the United States in the 1996 Atlanta Paralympics as well as completed two Boston Marathons. In 2017 Joe was inducted into the Cambridge Athletic Hall of Fame and in 2021 the Carroll Society as the blind employee of the year in Massachusetts.

Vice Chair, Mike Loynd

Mike is the VP of Strategic Initiatives for Kraft Sports + Entertainment. He served as the Chief Operating Officer for the 2017 Islamic Solidarity Games as well as the Deputy Chief Operating Officer for the 2015 European Games in Baku. Mike also was the Director of Readiness, C3 & Event Services for the 2012 London Olympic Games, working closely with the UK and London governments at the highest level. He was awarded the International Olympic Committee’s “Olympic Order” for his role in these games, the highest honor given to an individual by the IOC.

Director, Paul Kent

Paul is the founder of disABLED Life ALLIANCE (dALA), a public benefit corporation focused on improving the lives of the disabled community. Paul joined this community on December 1, 2020 when he underwent a groundbreaking, bilateral below-the-knee amputation procedure known as the Ewing Amputation. Prior to the procedure, Paul was active in Crossfit, triathlons, ocean swimming, surfing and competitive sailing. Post-amputation, he has returned to many of those pursuits, including running the 126th Boston Marathon where Paul raised six figures for Stepping Strong Center for Trauma Innovation and the Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital President’s Fund. Most recently, Paul announced he will pursue a Paris 2024 Paralympic Triathlon campaign to push his boundaries and knowledge further.