Sean Mahoney is the Regional Chief Executive Officer for the American Red Cross Southern California Region, serving San Diego, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Imperial Counties. Sean joined the Red Cross in December 2017.

Prior to the Red Cross, Mahoney served as the Executive Director of zero8hundred, an organization he launched in 2014 to assist service members as they transition to civilian life. Mahoney is a veteran himself, having retired at the rank of Captain after 27 years in the United States Coast Guard. His service included shipboard experience and assignments piloting helicopters in Massachusetts, Oregon, California, Texas, and as an exchange officer to the Canadian Forces.

Mahoney also has a background in disaster relief, including direction of hurricane responses while assigned as the Commanding Officer of Air Station Houston. He served as the Director of Governmental and Public Relations for the Coast Guard’s 40-state Atlantic Area, and was then assigned to the Mid-Atlantic region, where he oversaw crisis management across six states and the western Atlantic. Mahoney has lived in San Diego since 2011. His final assignment in the Coast Guard was as Captain of the Port and Commander of Coast Guard Sector San Diego, where he supervised personnel and missions across southern California, Arizona, and southern Utah and Nevada.

Mahoney is a 1987 graduate of the US Coast Guard Academy, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Government. He is a member of the Healthcare Committee at the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce. Sean and his wife Christine have been married for over 35 years and have two adult daughters.

Malinda McDonald serves as Chief Operating Officer (COO) of the American Red Cross Southern California Region, where she oversees the financial operations of the region and the Women, Infants & Children (WIC) program. 

Malinda joined the Red Cross in 1999 and was nationally recognized by the American Red Cross with the President’s Award for Employee Excellence for her extraordinary efforts in the professional/technical services area, most notably during the 2003 Cedar Fire. Malinda also played a major role in the finances and accounting of funds raised during the 2007 San Diego Wildfires in which the local Red Cross was given responsibility to oversee $26.5 million allocated for the Relief, Planning and Assistance program that ultimately helped more than 300 San Diegans recover. Additionally, she was acknowledged by the San Diego Business Journal as Chief Financial Officer of the Year in 2009 and received the 2017 Community Service Award.

A native San Diegan, Malinda brings a wealth of experience to the Red Cross, previously working for Community Health Group, KPMG and The Hahn Company. She is a Certified Public Accountant and holds a degree from San Diego State University. 

As the Regional Chief Development Officer, Glenn Maddalon works with external partners, corporations and individual donors to raise funds to support the American Red Cross mission.

Glenn has over 20 years of experience in nonprofit association and foundation management. As a long-time fundraising executive, Glenn has successfully led the fund development efforts of several national and local nonprofit organizations. Prior to joining the Red Cross, Glenn held positions at the MIND Research Institute, Community Hospital Foundation, American Lung Association and the American Cancer Society.

Glenn is engaged in the community and involved with numerous fundraising organizations, including the Clinton Global Initiative, Southern California Leadership Network, the Association of Fundraising Professionals and the Association of Healthcare Philanthropy.

Glenn holds a master’s degree in Public Health from the University of California Los Angeles, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations from San Jose State University.

As the Regional Disaster Officer, Debbie oversees all regional response and preparedness teams, programs and services for the American Red Cross Southern California Region.

Debbie joined the organization in 1987 and started at the Red Cross as the first full-time Health and Safety staff instructor. Soon after, she was promoted to Associate Director of Corporate Training, eventually becoming the Director of Health, Safety and Preparedness Services. During this time, she led the department in developing programs and services unique to Orange County, including customized disaster preparedness programs, Business Emergency Response Team Training (BERTT), Disaster Recovery Alliance, Disaster Preparedness Academy, Super CPR Day, youth and senior preparedness programs and customized preparedness products. 

In 2012, Debbie became the Regional Disaster Officer for the Desert to the Sea Region (now a part of the Southern California Region), playing a vital role in the regionalization of disaster services in Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. In 2020, she assumed responsibility for disaster programs in San Diego & Imperial Counties to cover the entire Southern California Region. Debbie has also deployed to numerous national disasters.

Eric Horton is the Regional Donor Services Executive (RDSE) for the American Red Cross Southern California Biomedical Region. In this role, he oversees the Donor Recruitment and Collections teams, leading the development and execution of the region’s operational plan for blood collections, ensuring quality and safety, and increasing blood donations to meet the needs of hospital patients.

Eric joined the Red Cross Pacific Northwest Region in April 2007 as a Components Supervisor, Manufacturing. Since then, Eric’s leadership contributed to his selection as Collections Manager, Manufacturing Manager, Collections Director, RDSE for Idaho-Montana Region, and most recently interim Executive Director in Process Excellence. For his work and accomplishments including the region’s customer service, operational efficiency and lifesaving blood donations, Eric received the American Red Cross Biomedical Services Presidential Excellence Award in 2022. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Portland State University.

Daniel Beighley serves as the Service to the Armed Forces/International Services Director for the American Red Cross Southern California Region. Daniel joined the organization in February 2024 and leads the Service to the Armed Forces and International Services departments in providing Red Cross assistance to service members, veterans and their families as well as families seeking reunification assistance and more through Red Cross International Services.

Daniel comes to the Red Cross as a highly decorated Marine Corps leader after completing 26 years of service with the U.S. Marine Corps.

Enlisting in the Marine Corps in 1997, Daniel earned various military occupational specialties, including Engineer Equipment Mechanic, Small Craft Mechanic, Marine Corps Martial Arts Instructor, Small Craft Coxswain, Parachutist, Engineer Equipment Chief, and First Sergeant/Sergeant Major.

His operational experience includes key assignments at Engineer Maintenance Company in Camp Pendleton, California; 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit Service Support Group in Camp Pendleton, California; 3rd Special Operations Training Group in Okinawa, Japan; 1st Force Reconnaissance Company in Camp Pendleton, California; 1st Marine Special Operations Battalion in Camp Pendleton, California; Expeditionary Warfare Training Group Pacific in Coronado, California; 3rd Intelligence Battalion in Okinawa, Japan; Marine Security Company at Camp David, Maryland; Marine Recruiting Station Orange County in Santa Ana, California, and Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 232 in Miramar, California.

Daniel’s deployments have been marked by significant contributions, including Operation Southern Watch aboard the USS Denver (LPD 9), where he engaged in humanitarian operations in East Timor. He also served on two Global War on Terrorism rotations with Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force-Afghanistan, actively supporting combat and village stability operations in Afghanistan.

Daniel’s awards include three Meritorious Service Medals, three Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medals, the Army Commendation Medal, four Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals (one with a combat valor device), and the combat action ribbon. He is also authorized to wear the Presidential Service Badge and Navy and Marine Corps Parachutist insignia.

As Service to the Armed Forces and International Services Director, Daniel looks forward to continuing to serve his country by providing invaluable support to service members, veterans and military families in Southern California and beyond.

As Regional Volunteer Services Officer, Debbie Pari oversees the American Red Cross volunteer workforce for the Southern California Region.

Debbie began her career with the Red Cross in 2013 as a Donor Recruiter for Donor Services, where she recruited blood donors to help meet the needs of hospital patients.

In 2017, Debbie moved into Biomed-Volunteer Services. As a Volunteer Coordinator and Recruiter, she initiated a comprehensive volunteer recruiting and onboarding program by creating a tailored recruitment strategy to bring more volunteers into the organization. At the end of 2019, Debbie was promoted to Supervisor for Biomedical Volunteer Workforce Engagement, overseeing a major portion of the West Coast, including Los Angeles, Southern California and Central California Red Cross regions.

In addition to volunteering for various organizations, Debbie is also a Red Cross volunteer. She has volunteered at Red Cross Sound the Alarm events and has also volunteered as shelter worker during wildfires. She has served on national deployments overseeing Staff Services and Shelter Operations, and has served as a Spanish Interpreter/Liaison. Additionally, Debbie is part of the Latino Resource Group and is a participant of the Mentor/Mentee program, as well as a mentor for the BVWE Leadership Team. Debbie has two teenage sons and three dogs and loves soccer, hiking, boating and dirt bike riding with them all.

Ann Anderson supports San Diego’s most underserved families as Director of the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program within the American Red Cross of San Diego and Imperial Counties. Ann is responsible for leading approximately 60 employees, managing 5 WIC sites across San Diego County and overseeing a nearly $6 million budget. American Red Cross WIC serves over 17,000 people per month, providing them with nutrition education and breastfeeding support, along with benefits for healthy foods and referrals to valuable community resources. Also at the Red Cross, Ann previously managed the Services to the Armed Forces program before assuming her WIC duties in 2008. Prior to entering the nonprofit sector, Ann worked at Xerox for 17 years including positions in Human Resources, Finance and Operations Management. She received her B.S. in Management from St. John Fisher College in Rochester, N.Y. and earned her M.S. in Executive Leadership from the University of San Diego.

Becky has been with the American Red Cross for over 15 years. She began her career in Biomedical Services as an Account Manager, where she secured community blood drive partners to meet local hospital needs in San Diego. She later became the Donor Resources Development Trainer for Southern California.

Prior to becoming Executive Director of the American Red Cross of Orange County, Becky served as a Biomedical Services District Manager, first in North Orange County then South Orange County and San Diego. In this role she started the Aztecs for Life and Celebration of Heroes blood drives, the two largest single-day Red Cross blood drives in California.

Becky received her undergraduate degree in Communication from the University of California, San Diego.

Lois Beckman began her American Red Cross career as the Riverside Chapter’s Development Officer and became the Executive Director in 2012.

Lois’ accomplishments include raising over $10 million and cultivating a national partnership with Circle K Stores which operates an in-store giving campaign that generates approximately $2 million annually.

Lois has an accomplished background of 20+ years of fundraising and nonprofit management experience with various local and national nonprofit organizations. She has completed nonprofit management and philanthropy programs at both Cal State Fullerton and La Sierra University.

Yevette Baysinger began her American Red Cross career in 2003 as Director of Fund Development for the San Bernardino Chapter before becoming the Executive Director in 2012. She plays a key role in the Southern California Region’s leadership team and co-chairs the Tribal Engagement Workgroup.

Over her tenure, Yevette has developed key relationships with donors, elected officials and community partners, particularly with San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, who have contributed over $17,000,000 in support of local disaster programs, national and international disaster relief operations. Her leadership and collaboration with the chapter’s Board of Directors has secured more than $450,000 for blood donor incentive benefits.

Before her time at the Red Cross, Yevette served as the Foundation Director for Parkview Community Hospital in Riverside, where she worked closely with the hospital’s Board of Directors and managed a $1.2M budget. She led various fundraising initiatives, oversaw their volunteer auxiliary and managed external relationships. Yevette enjoys spending time with her family, her fur babies, and extreme activities. She considers herself a life-long learner and has an MBA from CSU San Bernardino.