Kim Swyden - Executive Director Kim is currently the Executive Director of Christian Clinics Cooperative of Oklahoma, a 501c3 ministry helping faith-based Christ empowering Christ-centered clinics transform lives. Previously Kim was the Executive Director of the Ministries of Jesus in Edmond Oklahoma, a faith based medical clinic and counseling center that brought healing to the spirit, soul, and body. Prior to joining Ministries of Jesus Kim was the Executive Pastor at Henderson Hills Baptist Church. He has been a resident of Edmond, OK since 1990. Prior to joining Henderson Hills in 2002, Kim spent 27 years in the oil and gas business, serving in several positions with companies, including his own consulting business. He attended the University of Oklahoma and graduated with a BBA in 1972. Immediately after college he spent time in the United States armed forces, before transferring to the army reserve where he served until 1979. Kim is married to Julane Swyden, Julane is a licensed professional counselor in Edmond, OK in private practice. They have three daughters and three grandchildren and three great grandchildren all of whom live in the Oklahoma City area. Kim enjoys mountain hiking, reading and family time.

Nico Gomez - Board Member CEO Bethany Children's Health Center Nico Gomez joined the staff at Bethany Children’s Health Center in 2020. As Chief Executive Officer, Gomez provides leadership, direction, and administration of all aspects of hospital activities to ensure compliance with established objectives and the realization of quality, economical health care services, and other related lines of business. Prior to joining the hospital, he served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Care Providers Oklahoma (the state’s largest nursing home association) and enjoyed a 16-year career at the Oklahoma Health Care Authority, the state Medicaid agency. He is a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Oklahoma and a Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) from Southern Nazarene University.

Robert Kellogg - Board Member CEO, WatersEdge Advisors Robert Kellogg serves as the Chief Executive Officer of WatersEdge Advisors and Ministry Services, a role he has held since 2002. During his tenure, the ministry has experienced tremendous growth, distributing over $250 million to Kingdom causes since 2013. Under Kellogg’s leadership, WatersEdge has surpassed $650 million in assets under management and expanded operations into more than 30 states across the U.S. WatersEdge offers services that include opportunities for individual investments, loans for churches, ministry accounting services, asset management, tax-advantaged giving solutions, and more. The recipients of these distributions are ministries that focus on changing lives with the Gospel, and include churches, seminaries, Christian universities, children’s homes, senior housing facilities, and mission organizations, to name a few. Since 1946, WatersEdge has remained faithful to this purpose as an organization: financially empowering donors and ministries to transform lives with the Gospel.

Tyler Green - Board Member Co-Founder Flourish OKC Tyler is an intentional creator of opportunities leading to communion and community. He is a builder of relational networks, focused on people-centered and community-formed co-creation. He works to help people move from isolation into togetherness and from competition into cooperation. He is a co-founder of Flourish OKC, a collaborative / creative platform, guided by a desire to see Oklahoma City realized as a city where all flourish. As a true community connector, Tyler has had the privilege of serving and living with an urban missional community in downtown OKC, working abroad for a year with International Justice Mission in Cambodia, and continues to engage as a community catalyst alongside his extended family, representing Hobby Lobby in the areas of culture and community engagement. Tyler finds life being outdoors, exploring and finding new cultural spaces, both as an individual adventurer and amidst his family and friends. He is joyfully married to his wife, Kristin, and celebrates his five amazing children, Asher, Isla, Juniper, Jed, and Greyson.

Hal Hoxie - Board Member President, Butterfield Memorial Foundation On August 2, 2018, Hal Hoxie was appointed as Butterfield Memorial Foundation’s (BMF) 3rd president. Hoxie comes to the Foundation most recently from Central Christian College in McPherson, Kansas where he has served as President since 2010. Under his leadership, the College started ab online division which has facilitated enrollment growth to over 1,000 students along with the implementation of the College Work Program (CWP), which has had the dual effect of reducing operational costs and allowing students to work while attending college with little to no debt. Hoxie also initiated several small auxiliary businesses that provided job opportunities for students. Before stepping into the role of college president, Hal spent his career in the United States Air Force. Retiring as a Colonel, he most recently served as the Division Chief, in the Office of Legislative Liaison, stationed at the Pentagon in Washington D.C. During his USAF career, he also served as: - Legislative Affairs Liaison, Air Force Division, Secretary of Defense, Pentagon, VA - Mission Support Group Commander, Davis Monthan AFB, Tucson, AZ - Homeland Security Division Chief, Air Combat Command, Langley, VA - Assistant Operations Officer, United States Air Force Academy - Squadron Commander, 94th Flying Training Squadron, United States Air Force Academy - Executive Officer to Air Combat Command Vice Commander, Langley AFB, VA - Executive Officer for Athletic Director, United States Air Force Academy - F-15C Flight Commander/Flight Examiner/Instructor Pilot - T-38 Instructor Pilot/Flight Examiner Throughout his Air Force Career, Hoxie logged 3,950 hours in the pilot seats of primarily three aircrafts – F15Cs, T38s and UV-18Bs. He has served as a commercial pilot, fighter pilot and instructor pilot. Colonel Hoxie is a 1979 graduate of Central Christian College and earned a B.S. in Business Administration and Economics from Eastern Oregon State College, an M.A. in Sports Administration from University of Northern Colorado, Air Command and Staff College, and an M.S. in Strategic Studies from Marine Corps University. An accomplished athlete, Hoxie holds national coaching certifications in baseball, basketball, soccer and sports training. He coached club and high school soccer for 15 years, basketball for 4 years and baseball for 2 years. President Hoxie is an active public speaker, a member of the Rotary, and a board member for the National Christian College Athletic Association. Hal and his wife, Kathy, who is also a graduate of Central Christian College, have four adult married sons, and twelve grandchildren.

Joey Sager - Board Member Managing Director, Venturi Private Wealth Joey Sager is a Managing Director for Venturi Private Wealth in Oklahoma City. His career began in 1985 at Merrill Lynch, where he became a Certified Financial Manager. Joey has been recognized by Wells Fargo Advisors as a Premier Advisor each year from 2002 through 2017. He was honored by The Winners Circle LLC in Oklahoma Magazine in 2008 and Barron’s Magazine in 2009 as a Top 1,000 Advisor, including being ranked the Top Financial Advisor in Oklahoma. Joey is active in his church, serving on leadership and ministry teams. He has been a speaker at Christian events for over 25 years and has traveled regularly with mission teams in Latin America, Africa, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East. He volunteers with children’s group homes, coordinated a children’s eye clinic at a local mission center, and served as a volunteer and director at a clinic that offers free medical and counseling services. He leads a community development project called Shared Success in Nicaragua, Uganda, and Oklahoma City, which helps aspiring leaders develop sustainable, income-producing businesses. Past service includes director or leadership positions with Ethnographic Media, INFO (a statewide support group for those with an incurable genetic disorder), Ministries of Jesus, Oklahoma Youth Expo, and Southwestern Oklahoma State University Foundation. Joey serves on numerous boards, including Friends of the Oklahoma History Center, Integris Baptist Medical Center, Integris Health, Oklahoma Pilot’s Association, One World, the Sirloin Club of Oklahoma, and Southwest American Livestock Foundation. He and his wife, Danielle, both pilots and musicians, enjoy many hobbies together, including cars, boating, scuba diving, traveling, reading, and relaxing at the lake with their daughter, Josie, and their son, Jett. As an instrument-rated pilot flying airplanes and helicopters, Joey’s interest in aviation and space history has opened the door to friendships with several Gemini and Apollo-era astronauts, including many who went to the moon.