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Detroit Campus
2959 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
Detroit, MI 48208
Grand Rapids Campus
26 Antoine Street S.W.
Grand Rapids, MI 49507
LEADERSHIP TEAM

Gerald J. Piro
Executive
Director
Gerald J. Piro
Executive Director
Gerry cares deeply about the homeless youth population as he has devoted his entire professional career to a ministry of service and advocacy for those who are those in need with little or no resources available to them.
As the Executive Director for Covenant House Michigan, he leads local efforts of the largest homeless youth organization in North and Latin America, overseeing operations at campuses in Detroit and Grand Rapids.
Prior to joining the staff of CHM in 2014, Gerry spent 24 years at a childcare non-profit called Boys Hope Girls Hope. Their mission is to provide academically motivated children in need with wrap around residential services and placement in a private college-prep environment. Gerry advanced through several roles of progressive responsibility at Boys Hope Girls Hope to the position of Executive Vice President overseeing the executive staff of all 30 homes in 15 locations throughout the United States.
Gerry is an ethical visionary with a strong financial acumen having earned CHM the coveted 4-star rating from Charity Navigator for the past four years. This award recognizes CHM’s strong financial health and commitment to accountability and transparency.
Under his guidance, CHM undertook a $4 million capital campaign to build a second campus in Grand Rapids with a 28-bed shelter. In his tenure, he has also strengthened CHM’s programming and raised vital awareness about youth homelessness in Michigan.
In 2017, Wayne State University awarded CHM the Dr. Arthur L. Johnson Community Leadership Award for their partnership with the students enrolled at WSU’s Co-Curricular Programs at the School of Medicine, a partnership Gerry was determined to continue.
Originally from New York City, Gerry has resided in the Detroit area for over two decades. He holds advanced degrees in both Rehabilitation Counseling and Theological Studies as well as a CAC certificate for substance abuse. He belongs to the Michigan Federation of Children and Family Services and has presented training workshops at the request of the Michigan Coalition Against Homelessness.

Cynthia Adams
Associate
Executive Director
Cynthia Adams
Associate Executive Director
Cynthia Adams, Associate Executive Director, began working for Covenant House Michigan over 20 years ago. When Covenant House opened in Michigan in 1997, she developed programming for the agency that started with Community Service Centers, an Outreach program and a Job Development Center. Ms. Adams also developed the current residential programs (Caritas Center and the Rights of Passage Transitional Living program). She strives to supervise and implement services that reflect the mission and vision of Covenant House. In addition, she oversees operations of the organization in the absence of the Executive Director.
Prior to coming to Covenant House Michigan, Ms. Adams was employed at Boysville of Michigan (now Holy Cross Children’s Services). While there she managed residential and detention programs for delinquent youth.
Ms. Adams has a Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Michigan and is licensed through the State of Michigan.
In addition, Ms. Adams is actively involved with her church, Word of Faith Christian Center, where she regularly volunteers with the Children’s Ministry.

Ida Benson
Director
Development & Communications
Ida Benson
Director, Development & Communications
Ida Benson joined Covenant House Michigan as the Director of Development and Communications in 2017. Her team is responsible for all fundraising and communications statewide including direct response, special events, individual and planned giving, grants, corporate giving, volunteer management and gifts-in-kind.
Ms. Benson comes to CHM with over 25 years success in major giving, capital campaigns, marketing, team building and foundation and corporate relations. Her portfolio of achievements includes raising an individual career high of $30 million in combined development revenue for numerous hospitals, medical centers and national and local non-profit organizations. Prior to joining CHM, Ms. Benson spent four years with the Epilepsy Foundation national office as the Regional Director of Individual Giving, raising major gifts across the country to support epilepsy research.
Ms. Benson is a long-time member of the Association of Fund Raising Professionals, as well as a frequent public speaker to local networking groups about fundraising and non-profit management. She is a proud Michigan State University alumnae and lives in Oak Park with her husband, several young adult children, two big dogs and one elderly cat.

Jeff Coffey
Property
Director
Jeff Coffey
Property Director
Jeff Coffey has served at Covenant House Michigan for over seven years. In his current role as Director of Property Management and Auxiliary Services, he handles all aspects of the Covenant House Michigan-owned buildings in the Detroit and Grand Rapids area. He is responsible for all facility construction projects, building maintenance, oversees city & state licensing/code compliance, purchasing, campus security, food service management, housekeeping, transportation, and is also the facility-liaison to four Covenant House Academy Charter schools. Coffey is a member of the CHM Executive Leadership Team & Incident Review Committee.
Mr. Coffey also oversees the CHM Information technology department and is responsible for its network, email, access control, and all other IT-related systems and support.
Prior to coming to Covenant House Michigan, Mr. Coffey worked at Sisters, Servants of IHM as the Facilities Operations Director and Facilities Coordinator at Trinity Health. He has over 20 years of Facilities management experience.
A Veteran of the US Army, Mr. Coffey completed the Bachelor’s of Business Leadership program (BBL) at Baker college and also has an Associates degree in General Studies from Macomb Community College.
Residing near Ann Arbor, MI, Mr. Coffey enjoys spending time with his wife and their young daughter.

Y’vonne R. McGhee, PHR
Director
Human Resources
Y’vonne R. McGhee, PHR
Director of Human Resources
Y’vonne is an accomplished and innovative human resources visionary with over 19 years of experience across multiple industries delivering comprehensive HR services. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Cleary University, and holds a certificate as a Professional in Human Resources. Most recently she served as a member of the senior leadership team in her role as the Human Resources Director for a nonprofit company. Using her forward thinking and collaborative approach, Y’vonne has provided guidance to senior management and blended workforces of unionized and exempt employees on workforce issues. Her strengths are talent acquisition, labor management, and staff development. She has a successful track record with execution, implementation and management for on/off boarding and benefit administrative programs, including leave of absence. She embraces best practices that support business needs while also modernizing policies and launching meaningful initiatives that promotes employee engagement.

Teresa A. Newmarch
Director
Development – Grand Rapids Campus
Teresa A. Newmarch
Director of Development-Grand Rapids campus
Teresa is a seasoned fundraising executive with more than 20 years of philanthropic experience that is deep, varied, and substantive, with a focus on major gifts. She has built successful development programs and managed substantial fundraising efforts for nonprofit organizations in healthcare, social services, higher education, the arts, and environmental conservation. She has directed all sizes of philanthropy departments and successfully contributed to the planning and implementation of several comprehensive campaigns. She joined Covenant House at the end of 2020 to build relationships throughout West Michigan that will increase support for the organization and sustain the Grand Rapids program.
She received her Master in Public Administration, with an emphasis in Nonprofit Management and Leadership, from Grand Valley State University, where she also holds an undergraduate degree in biology. During her career, she has achieved her status as Certified Fund Raising Executive, and earned Certification in Fundraising Management from The Fundraising School at Indiana University. In 2018, she completed training to join the Association of Fundraising Professional’s Faculty Training Academy.
She has maintained her home base in Grand Rapids’ Creston Neighborhood for over 15 years. She is grateful for family and friends, as well as opportunities to travel near and far to experience all that nature and culture have to offer.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Kellie
Ray
Kellie Ray
Chairperson of the Board
CPA, Partner
Plante Moran
Kellie holds a bachelor of business administration degree and a master’s degree in accounting from the University of Michigan Stephen M. Ross School of Business. She is committed to the success of Plante Moran’s diverse staff members, serving as a member and partner liaison to Plante Moran’s Affinity Network Staff Resource Group for LGBTQ staff and allies. Kellie serves as a board member for Covenant House Michigan and recently participated in New Detroit’s 50th Anniversary Racial Healing Project.

Jeff
Connolly
Jeff Connolly
Valued Board Member
Senior Vice president and President for West Michigan and Upper Peninsula
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
Jeffrey L. Connolly is senior vice president and president for West Michigan and Upper Peninsula for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan.
Connolly is responsible for managing and directing operations for West Michigan and the Upper Peninsula region as well as the URMBT. Critical aspects of his role include growth and profitability for the company, the delivery of high-quality services to consumers and developing and implementing strategic plans for the Health Plan Business division, West Michigan and Upper Peninsula operations. These responsibilities also work to achieve the long-term financial and strategic objectives of the company. Jeff serves as a partner with corporate leadership officials who oversee customer service and provider inquiry functions to ensure consumers’ needs are met in a timely and cost-effective manner. Likewise, Jeff serves as a corporate liaison with Blue Cross Blue Shield Association.
From July 2005 through November 2006, Connolly was president and chief executive officer of Aetna’s Midwest Network Access Business. From 1994 to 2005, he held the titles of president, chief executive officer and other executive positions with PPOM. He also served as a senior accountant at Deloitte & Touche LLP from 1990 to 1994. He’s a certified public accountant with a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Central Michigan University. Connolly is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and Michigan Association of Certified Public Accountants. Connolly serves on the board of directors for Grand Rapids Chambers of Commerce, West Michigan Policy Forum, and Grand Valley State University’s Health Advisory Board. Likewise, he has executive-level roles with Talent 2025, Covenant House and the Regional Air Alliance. In addition to the above contributions and accomplishments, Jeff is a strong financial supporter of many community organizations such as the Arthritis Foundation, United Way, Covenant House, Catholic Charities, March of Dimes, NAACP, Girl Scouts, YMCA of Greater Grand Rapids and Alzheimer’s Association

Victoria
Burton-Harris
Victoria Burton-Harris
Valued Board Member
Managing Partner
McCaskey Law, PLLC
Victoria M. Burton-Harris is the managing partner at McCaskey Law, PLLC, located in downtown Detroit. She focuses her practice in family law, criminal defense (including juvenile defense) and estate planning. Victoria is very passionate about youth, especially the underprivileged and under-served population. She is most happy using her law license to be a voice for the voiceless, advocating for those who cannot fight for themselves. Victoria began serving the youth of Covenant House as a volunteer in 2011. Seeing a need and gap between residents and a stable support system beyond Covenant House, she coordinated Covenant House’s LoveHope mentoring program-a collaboration with 5 H.O.P.E., a non-profit organization for which Victoria is a founding member. Victoria firmly believes that no matter the situation, our youth can succeed with a stable support system and love.
Victoria earned a Juris Doctor from Wayne State University. She is a proud alumna of University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science & African-American Studies. She is a member of the Criminal Defense Attorneys of Michigan, National Council of Black Lawyers, National Lawyers Guild, Women’s Bar Association & Wolverine Bar Association.
In addition to practicing law, Victoria enjoys cooking and spending time with her husband, Robert, and their two dogs, Sasha & James Baldwin.

Kimberly Comer
Mulqueen
Kimberly Comer Mulqueen
Valued Board Member
Partner
Deloitte Consulting
Kimberly Comer Mulqueen is Chief Inclusion Officer and partner with Deloitte Consulting and has been working in the Detroit office for over 25 years. She serves as the leader for Deloitte’s public hospitals practice and lead partner for services to the Veterans Health Administration. Kimberly leads significant strategic transformation and restructuring efforts with public hospitals, academic medical centers and large integrated health care delivery systems. She has served numerous clients over the years including: New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation, Jackson Health System, The Ohio State University Medical Center, Trinity Health, Catholic Healthcare West, Ascension Health, Henry Ford Health System, the Detroit Medical Center, Beth Israel Deaconess, Spectrum Health, and many others.
Kimberly is a 1979 business graduate of Michigan State University and holds a Master of International Management from Thunderbird School of Global Management in Arizona.
Kimberly has three children, Dennis, Noelle-Marie and Mariel-Christine. She is a member of Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Community, and lives in Farmington Hills. She enjoys gardening, landscaping and skiing.
Kimberly is committed to community service and is a frequent volunteer.
Her board service includes:
St. Vincent & Sarah Fisher Center – Board of Trustees Member, 2002-2006
Henry Ford Health System Community Care Board – Chair, 2003-2004
Henry Ford Health System Community Care Board – Trustee, 1999-2004
Hospice of Henry Ford Health System – Advisory Board Member, 1996-1999
Hospice of Henry Ford Health System – Nominating Committee Member, 1996-1999
Hospice of Henry Ford Health System – Philanthropy Committee Member, 1996-1999
Hospice of Henry Ford Health System – Philanthropy Committee Chair, 1997-1999
She was appointed a member of the Covenant House Michigan Board of Directors in May 2011.

Matthew E.
Cox
Matthew E. Cox
Valued Board Member
Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Spectrum Health
Matt is chief financial officer of Spectrum Health, a $7 billion not-for-profit integrated health system based in West Michigan. In this role, Matt leads the finance team and assumes financial responsibility for all of Spectrum Health and its subsidiaries, including Spectrum Health Hospital Group, Spectrum Health Medical Group and Priority Health. He has extensive experience in health care financial leadership.
Background
Before joining Spectrum Health, Matt was senior vice president of finance operations at Banner Health in Phoenix, Arizona. Prior to that, he served as chief financial officer of Dignity Health Arizona Service Area, which includes St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center in Pheonix. Previous roles include executive vice president, chief financial officer and treasurer of Central Maine Health Care in Lewiston, Maine, as well as leadership positions in two Catholic Health Initiatives markets: senior vice president of finance and chief financial officer in Little Rock, Arkansas; and vice president of finance/operations and chief financial officer in Ontario, Oregon. Matt began his professional career with Deloitte & Touche.
Matt’s diverse background includes areas of consumerism and the customer experience. He participated in the formation of joint ventures involving insurance products, imaging centers, rehabilitation facilities and surgery centers; led the development of physician compensation models to improve quality, productivity and profitability; implemented financial improvement and restructuring programs; and led the financial turnaround of several health systems.
He holds a Bachelors in Accounting and Master of Business Administration from Westminster College in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Affiliations
Matt is a member of the Healthcare Financial Managers Association.

Veronica
Davis
Veronica Davis
Valued Board Member
Mortgage Underwriter
Quicken Loans
Veronica Davis is a seasoned mortgage underwriter at Quicken Loans, located in downtown Detroit. Veronica plays a key role in changing people’s lives, not only at work with helping people make one of the most important purchases, but also serving as Board member at Covenant House Michigan. She witnessed and experienced the value of helping others as a result of being a part of the population that we serve. Veronica became homeless at the age of 21 and stayed at Covenant House Michigan for six months, moving through the shelter program. Covenant House Michigan helped her move forward while she established full-time employment with Quicken Loans. Since she left the program, Veronica continued her professional growth while climbing the corporate ladder. Veronica is a true success story of how Covenant House Michigan impacts our residents lives every single day.

Anne
Lehker
Gerald J. Piro
Executive Director
Gerry cares deeply about the homeless youth population as he has devoted his entire professional career to a ministry of service and advocacy for those who are those in need with little or no resources available to them.
As the Executive Director for Covenant House Michigan, he leads local efforts of the largest homeless youth organization in North and Latin America, overseeing operations at campuses in Detroit and Grand Rapids.
Prior to joining the staff of CHM in 2014, Gerry spent 24 years at a childcare non-profit called Boys Hope Girls Hope. Their mission is to provide academically motivated children in need with wrap around residential services and placement in a private college-prep environment. Gerry advanced through several roles of progressive responsibility at Boys Hope Girls Hope to the position of Executive Vice President overseeing the executive staff of all 30 homes in 15 locations throughout the United States.
Gerry is an ethical visionary with a strong financial acumen having earned CHM the coveted 4-star rating from Charity Navigator for the past four years. This award recognizes CHM’s strong financial health and commitment to accountability and transparency.
Under his guidance, CHM undertook a $4 million capital campaign to build a second campus in Grand Rapids with a 28-bed shelter. In his tenure, he has also strengthened CHM’s programming and raised vital awareness about youth homelessness in Michigan.
In 2017, Wayne State University awarded CHM the Dr. Arthur L. Johnson Community Leadership Award for their partnership with the students enrolled at WSU’s Co-Curricular Programs at the School of Medicine, a partnership Gerry was determined to continue.
Originally from New York City, Gerry has resided in the Detroit area for over two decades. He holds advanced degrees in both Rehabilitation Counseling and Theological Studies as well as a CAC certificate for substance abuse. He belongs to the Michigan Federation of Children and Family Services and has presented training workshops at the request of the Michigan Coalition Against Homelessness.

Beth
Niblock
Beth Niblock
Valued Board Member
Chief Information Officer
City of Detroit
Spend enough time with Beth Niblock, and you will understand two things clearly. One, she is earnest in her belief that transparency is the lifeblood of a healthy government. The other, she loves big challenges.
As the Chief Information Officer for the City of Detroit, she was able to launch GO DATA, the city’s first effort to make non-personal, public information broadly accessible to the public during her first year as CIO. She launched similar efforts as CIO for Louisville Metro, where open data also included financial details made readily available on the city’s website through services like Louisville Checkbook and LouieStat.
Before coming to Detroit, Niblock was the first CIO appointed to a merged Louisville-Jefferson County Metro Government in 2003. She was challenged with unifying IT systems and infrastructure, while concurrently implementing a new financial system. During her 11 years at the helm, her teams won several Best of the Web Awards and top rankings in the Digital Cities Survey. GovTech.com also recognized Niblock in 2011 as one of the nation’s top 25 Doers, Dreamers, and Drivers.
Niblock was tapped by the Obama Administration to serve as part of a team of technology officials to support the City of Detroit. That team of five was tasked with making recommendations that could support the city as it emerged from bankruptcy and beyond.
It was her first introduction to Detroit; and the opportunity to come back, knowing the challenges ahead of her, was too enticing to walk away from. As the CIO for the City of Detroit, she is managing significant upgrades to infrastructure, putting systems in place to make city business transparent, and making Detroit online an easy place to do business with.

Eric
Pricco
Eric Pricco
Valued Board Member
Corporate Director of Airport Services in DTW
Delta Air Lines
Eric began his airline career with Northwest Airlines in 1999 as an AW Customer Service Agent and then moved to the Below Wing operation in LAN. In 2004 he was promoted to the Station Manager of Customer Service in FWA that also included leadership coverage in DAY, CLE, and IND. He moved to DTW in 2005 to take on a manager position within Fleet Services and continued with leadership positions in International and Ramp Operations. In 2008 Eric was promoted to General Manager of the Below Wing Operation and four years later became the General Manager of the DTW Airport Control Center & Tower Operations. In 2014 Eric was promoted to the Director – Below Wing/Cargo Operations. He currently holds the position of Director-Airport Services, Above Wing and Sky Club Operations and is responsible for all aspects of customer service, including ticket counters, baggage service office, International FIS, Sky Club and gates. Eric greets and meets thousands of customers daily and is a fixture at Detroit Metropolitan Airport.
Eric holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Central Michigan University and a Master of Science degree from Michigan State University.
Eric is married with three children. When he is not working he spends much of his time coaching youth sports and going to dance recitals with his daughter.

Jeffrey P.
Rumley
Jeffrey P. Rumley
Valued Board Member
Vice President and General Counsel
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
Recently retired from his position as Vice President and General Counsel for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Mr. Jeffrey Rumley oversaw the Corporate Practice Group, Employee Relations Law, Government Programs Practice Group, Health Care Affairs Law, Litigation, Regulatory Affairs, and Subrogation, as well as Administration, Planning and Performance.
In the past, Rumley served as Vice President and Deputy General Counsel for the company. He also spent time directing the Corporate Practice Group.
Before joining the Blue Cross Blue Shield in March of 1992, Rumley was a senior assistant prosecuting attorney for Oakland County.
Rumley received a juris degree from Detroit College of Law at Michigan State University and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Detroit-Mercy. He is a member of the American Bar Association and Michigan Bar Association. He is a member of the board of directors, and past president, for the American Corporate Counsel Association, Michigan Chapter; serves as a board member of the ACC-MI Foundation; and most recently became a board member for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Foundation.

Nicole
Scheffler
Nicole Scheffler
Valued Board Member
Cisco Systems
Nicole Scheffler is a modern digital renaissance woman — a “Digissance Woman,” with robust tech skills, broad business background, and a passion for empowering women to succeed in technology. Nicole began in the start-up space as a programmer, worked as a business analyst for Fidelity, and has been breaking molds at industry leader Cisco Systems since 2006. By day she provides the strategy and planning for the engineering team in the Americas Partner Organization; and by night, she puts on her cape to help women be successful in technology careers.
Nicole and her co-founder, Kathleen Norton-Schock, created the Diva Tech Talk podcast in 2015 to provide a story library of women sharing their inspirational and diverse career journeys to spur more women to enter and/or stay in technology. They have earned five Clarion awards from the Association of Women in Communication. Diva Tech Talk was also a finalist in the 2019 People’s Choice Podcast awards. Begun as a passion project, this show is a “labor of love” and is growing in popularity. Diva Tech Talk provides a unique, linked written blog highlighting each guest on the website.
When Nicole isn’t at her Cisco career or working on the podcast, she serves her community as a volunteer, teaches as an adjunct professor, and speaks frequently to women, young and in-career, about how to be successful in technology. She is also completing her Jack Canfield Trainer certification and will be featured in Pillars of Success, a Jack Canfield book, later in 2020.

Terence
Thomas
Terence Thomas
Valued Board Member
Public Affairs Counsel
Thomas Group Consulting
A knack for building relationships with top influencers, combined with his ability to mobilize at a grassroots level, make Terence a powerful partner to have in your corner. Proactive communication is his strength.
As a trained lawyer and business leader, Terence has utilized his negotiation, political and relationship-building skills to provide outstanding and proactive service to his clients and the organizations with whom he has been affiliated.
When Terence arrived at St. John Providence Health System (an Ascension Health Ministry) in 2003, the health system’s primary road to government advocacy was built more on reaction than action. The model was hardly fitting for Michigan where 1 in 8 hospitalized patients is cared for at an Ascension Health Ministry. Nor was it appropriate for a highly regulated industry, which gets more than 60 percent of its revenue from government payers.
As the chief advocacy and corporate responsibility officer, it was his charge to position the system so that it could better engage its stakeholders in a manner that made those voices heard at the legislative and grassroots level. He created the Advocacy Action Network, an undertaking that streamlined a process that previously only included senior leadership. It shifted a clunky, top-down effort involving only 250 associates to a more open effort that included more than 13,000 associates and stakeholders.
The result of that larger, more collective and unified constituency: the ability to mobilize 13,000 stakeholders when necessary, or to target alerts to associates within a certain clinical unit that may be impacted by pending legislation. The alerts also told administrators whether or not a recipient opened the message and had responded.
He also led a team that helped to shepherd through two projects that initially struggled because of opposition. Providence Park Hospital opened successfully in Novi in 2008 after his legal team successfully thwarted their opponents, and they obtained increased reimbursement for Detroit eastside physicians. Moreover, he routinely led collaborative efforts with top competitors.
Beyond raising the voices tied to the system, he also made significant outreach to the community as a whole. He spent years connecting with grassroots and other organizations that were within close proximity to Ascension Health facilities throughout Michigan. Moreover, at his departure St. John Providence Health System counted at least a dozen community groups as strategic partners and more than 100 had been assisted in part through his advocacy.

Dan
Wiggins
Dan Wiggins
Valued Board Member
Vice President, Industry Solutions Group
Cisco
As Vice President of the Industry Solutions group at Cisco, Dan Wiggins is responsible for leading a team
within the Americas that delivers simple, unified and sellable industry solutions to Cisco’s Worldwide
Sales Force. The Industry Solutions group operates globally as a governing body to prioritize and commit
to aligned industry plays, while formulating go-to-market motions to train and enable the field.
Previously, Wiggins led Cisco’s Manufacturing IoT Solutions Sales Area, where he was responsible for
helping Cisco’s largest manufacturing customers create new efficiencies and business value by digitizing
their manufacturing spaces. Prior to that, he served as Vice President of Sales for Global Industries in
Cisco’s Global Enterprise Theater, and was a pioneer in innovative sales and consumption models that
allowed customers to focus on realizing business outcomes from technology.
Wiggins joined Cisco in 1999 with the Service Provider Channels organization and subsequently assumed
various sales and management positions throughout the company including Client Director, and Industry
Director managing a diverse, global team. Before joining Cisco, he held similar sales management
positions at Ameritech Corporation and IBM.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in Marketing from Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, MI. Wiggins
lives in Bloomfield Hills, MI with his wife and four children and enjoys running, reading and outdoor
activities.