Leadership and accountability
Governance that must earn trust.
The Foundation is committed to responsible oversight, conflict-of-interest controls, transparent decision-making, and community accountability.
Current public corporate roles: The titles below reflect the Foundation's current Arizona Corporation Commission public structure. Any future changes should be approved by the Board and made consistent with the Foundation's minutes, bylaws, and corporate filings before this page is updated.
Mircea Adrian Ene-Neagu
Chairman of the Board of Directors
[Insert approved biography and qualifications.]
Razvan Adrian Catana
Director
[Insert approved biography and qualifications.]
Andrea Catana
President
[Insert approved biography and qualifications.]
Carmelia Byers
Vice-President
[Insert approved biography and qualifications.]
Governance commitments
Conflict of interest
Board and officer decisions should follow a written conflict-of-interest policy with disclosure and recusal procedures.
Financial oversight
Funds should be approved, documented, reconciled, and reported according to board policy and applicable law.
Community accountability
Program design should be informed by the communities served and should avoid making promises before capacity exists.