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Board President, Jeff Rogers
Board Vice President, Karen Rogers
Jeff and Karen Rogers have been the Directors of Legacy International since they founded theorganization in 1987. Their collaboration has produced extremely successful sustainable development initiatives in the fields of rural healthcare, vocational training, orphan care, and feeding programs.
During the worst drought in Zimbabwean history, Karen organized the feeding of over 60,000 rural people per day, mostly children under the age of five. Born and raised in Zimbabwe, her feeding model won Child Legacy International the support and cooperation of the Zimbabwe Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Social Welfare, as well as the British High Commission. In addition, Jeff and Karen have worked with the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Higher Education, the Embassy of the United States of America, and the Canadian High Commission in Zimbabwe for Child Legacy's program development.
Continuing to operate their African humanitarian programs from the United States, in 2001, they left Zimbabwe - their home together for over twenty years - to inform the U.S. State Department of the political, social, and economic destruction precipitated by Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe. Jeff has spent much of the last three years advocating in Washington DC for the Zimbabwe crisis and other internatoinal humanitarian efforts. In doing so, he has earned the admiration and support of multiple Members of Congress and the U.S. African Subcommittee.
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Board Secretary, Dr. Carl Conley
Carl has earned Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Theology, a Doctorate in Law, and a Doctorate in International Law. In addition, he is qualified as a Securities Broker and Financial Principal, serving as a consultant to major international organizations in the areas of legal, financial and administrative concerns.
Carl is a specialist in both field development and management. His tremendous value to Child Legacy International is due in part to more than 20 years as a director of international humanitarian endeavors and community development. In addition, Carl serves as President of The Life Link, an international human service organization, and on the boards of multiple other international corporations.
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Board Member, Denny McGuire
Dennis (“Denny”) McGuire co-founded TPI in 1989 on the principle of providing objective expertise to Global 1000 corporations that seek to make sustained improvement in their operations. With more than 20 years of relevant industry experience, he has led the firm in its service offerings and international expansions, as well as the company’s substantial growth. In November of 2007, TPI was acquired by Information Services Group, (ISG). At that time, he became Chairman Emeritus and a significant investor in ISG.
Throughout his career, Denny has been a leader in the growth and evolution of the outsourcing industry. He is a frequent speaker at industry conferences, user events and service provider forums. Denny is often quoted in the national and international business news, industry publications and by equity analysts. He is the recipient of the 2008 IAOP Outsourcing Hall of Fame Award, 2003 Ernst & Young Houston Entrepreneur of the Year Award and the 2000 World Outsourcing Achievement Award. |
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Board Member, Dr. Louise Brock
Louise Brock holds a Doctorate of Divinity and is the original founder of two thriving non-denominational churches in Tucson, Arizona. An internationally-minded humanitarian, she is a sought after speaker all across the United States as well as in England, Canada, Haiti, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Botswana, Australia, and the Philippines. Her experience and compassion for people brings an innovative perspective to CLI’s Board. |
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Board Member, Michael E Navolio
Mike earned his BS and MS degrees in Engineering Geoscience at U.C. Berkeley. He has been continuously employed since graduation in 1975 in the oil and gas industry as a seismologist for a number of companies in California, Alaska, and Texas. His longest and current employer is Southwestern Energy Company in Houston, TX where he works their Fayetteville Gas shale project as a Technical Expert Geophysicist.
Beginning in 2007, Mike went on a series of short-term, life-changing mission to trips to Africa, including Kenya, Tanzania, Sudan, and Malawi. In a jet over to Africa in 2010, God planted a seed to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro. At first it was just about Mike. But then during a BSF study of Isaiah, the Lord led him to ask, "are my plans God's plans, or are they just my plans?" At that moment, the Clean Water Climb dream was born. By all measures the 1st Annual Mt. Kilimanjaro Clean Water Climb was very successful and has generated a great deal of interest in the climb, in Child Legacy's work in Malawi, and future trips.
Mike has been married to his wife Jennifer since 1972. Together, they have 2 grown children and 3 grandchildren. He is an advocate for Compassion, International and attends Woodlands Point Community Church where he and Jennifer help facilitate the church's Compassion program. he co-leads a fellowship/bible study group at his office called SWN Fellowship.
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