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Leadership
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Mrs. Trish Bell,
Chairman of the Board
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Mrs. Trish Bell was invited to serve on the CPH Board
beginning in 2004, and she served as a Vice Chair for five
years, chaired the highly successful Gala in 2008, and she is
now Chairman of the Board. Mrs. Bell has been an active leader
in the philanthropic community in Miami for over 30 years, and
she has a seemingly inexhaustible passion to provide
opportunities to improve the lives of those who need it most.
Mrs. Bell’s leadership throughout the community includes
presently serving as Co-Chair of the Miami Science Museum,
Founding Chair of the Advisory Committee of South Florida Urban
Ministries, serving on the Florida United Methodist Children’s
Home Board of Trustees, and the American Red Cross, serving on
the Steering Committee for its Tiffany Circle. Mrs. Bell and her
husband, Dan, are stakeholders in many non-profit organizations
throughout the community, and she has been the recipient of
numerous awards in recognition of her continued active
involvement in service to the community.
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Robert E. Chisholm, FAIA
Past
Chairman of the Board
Service from 2005 to 2010 |
Robert E. Chisholm has been involved from the beginning with
Community Partnership for Homeless as a member of the Board,
Chairman of the Design & Construction committee and more
recently as a member of the Executive Committee. Mr. Chisholm is
Owner and President of R.E. Chisholm Architects. Mr. Chisholm
blends his architectural skills into leadership initiatives
bringing architects and the community into common efforts
through involvement in the community business leadership,
disaster relief, codes, procedures and social architecture
issues through his personal service and accomplishments. Mr.
Chisholm was inducted into the Second Annual Alumni Hall of Fame
for Architecture and Community Service for Miami-Dade College;
elected to the Board of Trustees for Beacon Council; Chairperson
of the South Florida National Parks Trust; Member of New World
Center Committee of Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce; Past
Board member of the Latin Builders Association; past Chairperson
of the South Beach Hispanic Chamber of Commerce; Member Kiwanis
Club of Little Havana; Chairperson for Everglades, Biscayne and
Dry Tortugas National Parks for the South Florida National Parks
Trust; Board of Directors Allapattah YMCA; Beacon Council
Member; during Hurricane Andrew emergency efforts he rallied and
led architects in Miami to provide pro-bono services in
cooperation with government efforts; has received numerous
national urban design awards as well as elected to the College
of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects (FAIA). Mr.
Chisholm was awarded the Jubilee 2000 Pontifical Medal by the
Vatican and the Archdiocese of Miami. Mr. Chisholm received
Masters degree from the University of Miami. He and his wife,
Lilliam, have two adult children.
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H. Daniel Vincent
Executive Director
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H. Daniel Vincent has been Executive Director of
Community Partnership for Homeless since 2001. Dan came to
Community Partnership with nearly twenty-two years of experience
in non-profit charitable organizations, primarily with The
Salvation Army. While with The Salvation Army he served as an
officer, professional employee as well as ordained/commissioned
officer with the rank of Major. He is an active member of civic
and business organizations. He is currently on the Board of
Directors of Touching Miami With Love, has served as the Vice
Chair of Miami-Dade County Emergency Food & Shelter Board as
well as the Chair of Miami-Dade VOAD.
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Alfredo K Brown,
Deputy Director
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Alfredo K. Brown has been Deputy Director/Director of
Operations of Community Partnership for Homeless since 2001.
Additionally, Mr. Brown held the positions of Director of
Operations and Center Manager, since joining the company in
1995. Previously, he served in the Federal government in New
York City as a Federal Compliance Officer for the United States
Department of Labor. A retired Army officer with 26 years of
service, he served his last eight years in the military as the
18th Airborne Corp Equal Opportunity Officer, before returning
to his home state of Florida.
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