Meet our Advisory Board

Tom Boyle

Tom Boyle is the Founder of Boyle Ventures, which provides funding, advice and incubation of technology-driven consumer startups.  During his career, Tom led the worldwide Coca-Cola system for commercial execution, led brands for both Colgate-Palmolive and Heinz, and co-founded and sold Tradeout.com, an $85 million VC-backed startup.   Tom is the President of the Old Fourth Ward Neighborhood Association, the 3rd largest neighborhood in Atlanta.  

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Tom’s volunteer efforts have included Board positions on the United Way Tocqueville Society, the Syracuse University Southeast Regional Council, Fourth Ward Neighbors and Better Georgia.  Tom holds a BA from Syracuse University (’83) and an MBA from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania (’89). 

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Jeffrey Clark

Dr. Jeffrey Clark, PharmD, MS is a servant leader in oncology and infusion pharmacy, serving in the Atlanta metro area. Grounded in his Christian faith, Dr. Clark views his work in healthcare and the nonprofit sector as a calling to serve others with compassion, integrity, and excellence. He has held leadership roles on several nonprofit boards and has been a steadfast advocate for underserved communities mentoring and walking alongside students as they pursue their God-given purpose. Dr. Clark also serves as an active mentor for Pharmacist Initiative Leaders, a non-profit organization which helps pharmacy students discern and step into their careers.

Morgan Helms

Morgan was born and raised in Atlanta, GA Where she later graduated from Georgia State University. Morgan has since been a dedicated real estate professional throughout the Midtown and Downtown areas of Atlanta.

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Morgan and her husband, lan, have two daughters, Olivia and Anna. Outside of her professional endeavors, she enjoys painting and spending time with her family. With a strong commitment to making a positive impact, she recently joined the KONG Center Board of Advisors where she channels her energy and expertise to help drive meaningful change.

Dean Morris

Dean Morris is a retired IT Software Executive, spending over 20 years with IBM. During his 3 decade career, Dean successfully led multiple sales organizations, covering Fortune 500 Company’s worldwide.
 

Dean’s volunteer efforts have included Coastal Georgia Community Action Authority, Hope-Hill Elementary School Foundation and Amity House, a women’s shelter in Brunswick, Ga. He serves as the Charity Leader for the Old Fourth Ward Neighborhood Association. Dean holds a BA in Economics from the University of Connecticut (’90).

Samantha Morris

Samantha Morris is an attorney at Alston & Bird, where she specializes in construction and government contracts. She advises clients on contract negotiations and dispute resolution and has been recognized by Super Lawyers as a Rising Star in Construction Litigation. Samantha earned her J.D. from Emory University School of Law and her B.A. in Sociology from the University of Florida.