Jeffrey Bartosh brings a wealth of financial expertise, governance, and strategic insight to his work with the American Red Cross. A CPA and Certified Internal Auditor, Jeffrey’s career spans roles in enterprise risk management and internal auditing at firms like Charles Schwab, Sabre Corporation, and PwC. His strong analytical and leadership skills have driven significant improvements in risk management, data analytics, and process optimization.

Jeffrey’s dedication to community service started early and continues through his work with nonprofits such as the Boys & Girls Club and GRACE Grapevine. He is passionate about using his professional experience to guide and support nonprofit organizations in their mission for success.

Kathleen Hicks is a dedicated community servant period from serving as youngest woman elected to the Fort Worth City Council to proudly serving as a member of the board of the Red Cross, Kathleen is committed to lifting up all those in need.

Dr. Zena K. Jackson is the Vice President for Academic Affairs at TCC Connect Campus, bringing over 35 years of experience in community college education and administration. With a Ph.D. in Higher Education from the University of North Texas, she has held numerous leadership roles, including at Tarrant County College and Dallas College, where she oversaw multimillion-dollar budgets, academic programming, and student services. Dr. Jackson is dedicated to advancing the mission of community colleges, fostering student success, and supporting faculty development.

E. Murphy Markham IV retired from EnCap Investments in 2021, where he served as Managing Partner. With over 25 years in oil and gas banking, he held leadership roles at Bank of America, Bank One, and JPMorgan Chase, overseeing their national oil and gas banking groups. He has served as President of the Dallas Petroleum Club and on the boards of the Dallas Wildcat Committee and Fort Worth Wildcatters. A Texas Tech and University of Houston graduate, Murphy is passionate about philanthropy, founding The Markham Family Foundation to support global poverty relief. He is also deeply involved with Catholic Charities of Dallas and the American Red Cross.

E. Murphy Markham IV retired from EnCap Investments L.P. in March of 2021 where he served as a Managing Partner. EnCap Investments is one of the largest private equity firms providing equity capital to the upstream and midstream oil & gas sectors.

Prior to joining EnCap Investments, Murphy had a 25-year career in oil & gas banking. He spent 21 years with Bank of America and its predecessors in their Houston, Denver, Midland, and Dallas offices. Murphy left his Managing Director role at Bank of America to join Bank One where he ran the oil & gas banking group nationally. Upon the merger between Bank One and JPMorgan Chase, Murphy assumed a similar role managing JPMorgan Chase’s oil & gas banking group nationally.

He is the Past President of the Dallas Petroleum Club where he served on the Board of Directors for several years. Murphy is also the Past Chairman of the Dallas Wildcat Committee and served on its Board of Directors for years as well as on the board of the Fort Worth Wildcatters.

Murphy received his BBA in Finance from Texas Tech University in 1980 and then his MBA in Accounting from the University of Houston in 1984.

Murphy is passionate about service to the less fortunate. He established and funded The Markham Family Foundation with its mission statement to serve the poor and needy throughout the world. The foundation actively supports various entities worldwide in their pursuance of ending poverty and helping those in most need.

Murphy has been very active with Catholic Charities of Dallas and the American Red Cross.

Stacy E. Marshall serves as President & CEO of Southeast Fort Worth, Inc. Prior to joining Southeast Fort Worth, Inc., Marshall served as President and CEO of an area chamber of commerce and worked in Business Development and as a Consultant for various nonprofit and for profit organizations.

Stacy, who was born and raised in Mississippi, in a small community with a big heart, has been an advocate for community growth his entire career. After college, Stacy moved to Dallas in 1999 and soon became involved in several civic and political activities. Stacy has been widely recognized for his leadership in strategic planning and growing businesses in the community with a grassroots approach.

Dr. Susan Mace Weeks serves as the Vice Provost for Academic Affairs at Texas Christian University where she holds the rank of full Professor and also serves as the Executive Director of the Health Innovation Institute at TCU.

Dr. Weeks is a member of the Board of Trustees for a large regional healthcare system, and serves on the Board of Directors for the DFW Metro West Chapter of the American Red Cross. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing, and a Distinguished Fellow and Practitioner in the National Academies of Practice. She is an active member of numerous professional organizations, and has been recognized with awards honoring her professional and community service.

Dr. Weeks has disseminated her scholarly work in peer-reviewed publications as well as national and international presentations, and holds multiple professional licensures. She completed Honors Study at Harlaxton College in England, a Bachelor’s degree from William Jewell College, a Master’s degree from Texas Woman’s University, a doctoral degree from Texas Christian University, and an Executive Education program in The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. In addition to her roles at TCU, she holds faculty appointments at the University of Adelaide in South Australia, and the TCU School of Medicine. Dr. Weeks serves on national healthcare leadership committees including the Healthcare System Excellence Expert Panel and the Quality Health Care Expert Panel.

Rick received his Doctor of Optometry degree from The Ohio State University - College of Optometry. After completing a residency program at the University of Alabama in Birmingham - School of Optometry, he was in private optometric practice in Tampa, Florida. Over the last four decades, Dr. Weisbarth worked in the eye care industry where he held a number of different roles for CIBA Vision Corporation and Alcon Laboratories in the United States and Switzerland. Before retiring in March 2023, he was Vice President, Professional Affairs for Alcon based in Fort Worth.

Rick has held numerous key leadership roles in various professional healthcare organizations. Currently, he serves on the Boards of the American Red Cross – DFW West Chapter, Trinity Habitat for Humanity, as well as the Alcon Children’s Vision Center, a 501c3 organization serving underprivileged children in the Fort Worth Independent School District. He and his wife, Pam reside in Mansfield, TX.

Dr. Camille Rodriguez is a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine and a proud native of Fort Worth’s historic North Side. A graduate of FWISD schools, she earned her B.S. in Biology from Prairie View A&M University on a full academic scholarship, becoming the first in her family to graduate from college. Dr. Rodriguez went on to earn her medical degree with honors from the New York College of Podiatric Medicine.

For over 20 years, Dr. Rodriguez has practiced medicine in her North Side community, fulfilling her promise to return and address local health disparities. She is a life member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and has served on the boards of several community organizations, including Artes de la Rosa Cultural Center, All Church Home for Children, Ballet Folklorico Azteca de Fort Worth, and the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra. She is also a lifelong member of All Saints Catholic Church.

A committed servant leader, Dr. Rodriguez exemplifies the power of education and community support in fostering success.