Tamika is the Associate Director of the Child & Family Well-Being program area at The Duke Endowment, a private foundation in Charlotte, NC. Prior to joining the Endowment in 2011, Ms. Williams was the Associate Director of the National Resource Center for the Recruitment and Retention of Foster and Adoptive Parents at AdoptUSKids where she coordinated the delivery of training and technical assistance to the States, Tribes and Territories. Ms. Williams’ professional child welfare experience also includes direct practice, supervision, and policy administration in North Carolina.

Karen Dojan, Principal at Weyrich, Cronin & Sorra, LLC has over 20 years of public accounting experience. She joined the firm in 2011 as a Senior Manager when Wm C. Saddler & Co., P.A. merged with WC&S.

Karen has a diverse skill set. She is an integral member of our audit team, with extensive experience regarding audits of local governments, non-profit organizations, mortgage lenders, and employee benefit plans. In addition, Karen also works closely with many of our small business and individual tax clients providing advisory and tax preparation services.

Karen is also a qualified peer review team member. As an active corporate partner of the Maryland Municipal League, Karen has provided training for members at their annual convention. Karen enjoys: Traveling.

Kevin Drumheller joined Richcroft, Inc in April, 2020 as the CEO. In this role, he provides organizational direction and leadership, manages day to day operations, engages and leads the staff and Board of Directors, and develops and executes the long-term strategic vision.  The company was launched in 1983 with the opening of eight homes in Howard County, Maryland serving 24 people. It has since opened homes in Carroll County, Harford County and Baltimore County, and expanded its offerings.  Today, Richcroft supports over 300 individuals through multiple service lines.

Prior to this role, Drumheller served as CEO of Chimes Maryland and Virginia, as well as The Arc Northern Chesapeake Region in Maryland.

Drumheller received a Master’s Degree in Social Work at the University of Maryland, a Master’s Degree in Education at Goucher College, and a Bachelor of Arts from Towson State University.  Drumheller serves as a Court Appointed Special Advocate and is excited to join the Arrow Board.

Laura Figueroa is the President and a founding member of The Arbitrage Group Inc. Since 1998, she has been responsible for the financial oversight of the organization as well as technical review of advance and current refundings, escrow restructurings, defeasances and other cash flow and yield structures related to bond obligations.  Prior to establishing The Arbitrage Group Inc., Laura worked in KPMG’s Audit Practice and was a Senior Manager in the National Arbitrage Practice of KPMG.

Figueroa received a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting from The University of Texas at Austin.  She is a Certified Public Accountant licensed in Texas and a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants,

Gov. Greg Abbott appointed her to the Board of the Lower Colorado River Authority in June 2018. She currently serves as Vice-Chair to the Finance Committee.

Laura and her husband, Rick, have four children and live in Brenham, Texas.  She has spent her personal time as a teacher and Bible study leader with Champion Fellowship, and a volunteer and supporter of Compassion International and KSBJ/NGEN Radio.

Matt Griffith was born and raised in Amarillo, TX, where he currently live. He is married to Jill, and they have four kids; Zack, Taylor, Ty, and Trey. He is a partner at Rockrose Development, a real estate development company founded in 1993. He and Jill have been actively involved in a variety of non-profits over the past 17 years, including Arrow.

Matt has been volunteer teaching at local high schools for 10 years, with a focus on life skills, job skills, and public speaking. He has also served on numerous local boards over the past 30 years and has served as President of his local Builders Association as well as Chairman of Arrow Board.

Mark Kerr is a senior financial executive and business leader with experience as a CFO & Controller with private companies in several industries. Mark began his career with KPMG’s audit practice where he worked on a variety of both public and private clients. After KPMG, Mark was part of a team that sourced the private equity investment and subsequently purchased a Houston based manufacturer with facilities in the US and Canada. Mark then served as VP of Finance. He has also served as Controller and CFO with several other Houston firms in the multi-location retail, manufacturing, fabrication, real estate and the telecommunications industries.

Mark received his BS degree in accounting with an emphasis in business law from W.P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University and earned his CPA certificate in Texas. He has been a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Texas Society of CPA’s and holds a Real Estate Broker’s license in Texas.

Mark and his wife have three children and have lived in Houston for over 35 years. They adopted their daughter in 2000 completing the first open adoption in a county near Houston. He has been active in his church and enjoys many sports and volunteering.

Jack Lynch is General Counsel and trusted advisor to executive management of BP. He has held positions in several industries, including oil and gas, renewable energy, exploration and production, hydrocarbon commodities trading, transportation and logistics. Jack has a 20-year track record of partnering with domestic and global senior management to achieve business goals and develop people. He provides leadership and professional expertise in crisis management, client counseling, legal risk identification and mitigation, company and board governance, compliance and ethics, people development, and overall leadership of legal offices.

Jack’s specialties include General Counsel, Business Partner to Executive Management, Litigation, Strategy, Crisis Management, Client Counseling, Legal Risk Identification and Mitigation, Company and Board Governance, Compliance and Ethics, People Development, and Legal Office Procedures, Succession Planning, Skills Development, Diversity and Inclusion.

Jack and his wife’s desire to help kids with special needs stems from their journey with their own child who experienced a traumatic brain injury. They are passionate about creating the best opportunities for kids facing challenges, and equipping them to live happy and fulfilled lives.

Diana Reeves is the Founder and President of KBM Community Development Corporation, a 501(3)(c), Non-Profit Organization that services churches and communities, local and abroad, offering compassion, love, resources, and support to those in need.  She established “The BEcome Project in 2021,” a dba of KBM Community Development Corporation, a project near and dear to her heart, supporting young women aging out of foster care.  She was a volunteer at Arrow Child and Family Ministries at Crossroads for over 7 years, supporting the young women in Arrow’s transitional living program. She facilitated Bible Study and organized numerous community projects and events to support the girl’s transition program.  She is currently an Advisory Council Member for Arrow Child and Family Ministries, Member of the Harford County Chamber of Commerce, Member of the Susquehanna Workforce Network Youth Committee, previous Board Member at Alpha’s Glory Pregnancy Center in MD, and was recognized as a Harford County Champion for Children and Youth for her commitment to enriching the lives of children and youth in the community.  In her professional capacity, Diana is a Program Manager for the US Army, responsible for overseeing the Army’s top “People First” programs; the Army’s Ready and Resilient Program and Suicide Prevention Program servicing Soldiers, Families, and Army Civilians.

Diana is married, has three adult children, and two grandchildren. She has a MBA degree from Hampton University and resides in Harford County, MD.