Board of Directors
Tracey Morrell, Chair
A Co-Founder of GoPhilanthropic Foundation, Tracey was integral in bringing the vision of GoPhil’s vision to life. After a decade of building the organization as a volunteer, she
stepped away in early 2020 to spend more time with her family. During that period, Tracey and her husband, Jeff, launched two of their three youngest children in college. She also became a master reiki, began volunteering with a local not-for-profit and continued her love of travel. Tracey holds a Physics degree from Imperial College and spent a decade in the telecoms industry before moving into not-for-profit work. After realizing how much she missed GoPhil, Tracey returned to the organization’s Board Chair in January 2022. This role of oversight and governance is, as Tracey says, “the perfect role at this time, allowing me to stay connected to the partners and community I
missed so much.”
Jennifer McKinley, Treasurer
Jennifer has been a part of the GoPhil community for more than a decade, making her first inspirational journey to India to visit GoPhil partners in 2012. She loves traveling and supporting various non-profit organizations focused on entrepreneurial microloan initiatives, as well as women’s, children’s and educational issues. Jennifer’s professional experience as a manufacturing engineer and start-up founder in the
semiconductor and optics industries includes research, quality control, operations, and financial management. She returned to academia as a program director, focusing on economic development initiatives in public-private partnerships, grant management, and intellectual property transfer. Jennifer holds Chemistry, Materials Science, and Engineering degrees from the University of Central Florida. She enjoys mentoring and speaking engagements where she encourages students in the science and engineering
Fields.
Jeanie Mamula, Secretary
Bruce Logan
Bruce has been a professional army officer, a strategic planning and change management professional, owner of his own consulting firm, and a humanitarian. Bruce has published three books and has a fourth underway. He led “Tours of Peace” which aimed to reconcile Vietnam veterans through healing journeys to Vietnam. He and his wife Elaine founded Journeys of the Heart, which does humanitarian and philanthropic work in Southeast Asia. Bruce and Elaine travel and volunteer extensively with NGOs and a social enterprise organization in SE Asia and consider Vietnam their second home. They live on Salt Spring Island in British Columbia. In their spare time they love to cook, garden and take long walks in the forest and to the ocean.
Ankush Vengurlekar
Ankush is a storyteller to the core and has been sharing stories of underrepresented communities for over ten years. His experience has enabled him to design innovative, collaborative, and result-oriented campaigns that have helped raise awareness, influence public policy, increase organizational outreach, raise funds, and build brand value. He has coached more than 400 non-profits across five continents on their communications strategy and online campaigns for marketing and fundraising. He is also the co-founder of Adivasi Lives Matter, India’s fastest-growing and award-winning Indigenous content creator platform.
Christina Bruce
Christina’s relationship with GoPhil began as a scholarship sponsor with a partner program in Vietnam. An executive coach and project manager by training, Christina is bilingual and bicultural and has worked closely with partners in Guatemala. Christina has been involved in civil rights, social programs, education and public service in support of the Hispanic and Latino communities in the US for forty years. She has been an integral part of establishing the Santa Fe Hub and in representing partners in Central America. Christina is married and splits her time between Santa Fe and her work in the DC area. She has two adult daughters.
Rujuta Teredesai
