Our Advisory Board

From soda bottle recycling entrepreneur at the age of six to senior executive leader responsible for billions of dollars for The Coca Cola Company, Terence Chatmon has served in senior executive leadership roles with Johnson & Johnson, Citibank and Coca Cola. Terence is a transformational leader amongst senior executives and CEOs, and a successful entrepreneur. Terence has always been defined by his innovative strategic thinking and commitment to building leaders. He is best known as a change agent, and for building transformational, sustainable communities.

Tony is an independent certified Leadership Speaker, Coach, Teacher and Trainer with The John Maxwell Team. He greatly enjoys assisting individuals, groups, businesses, and organizations attain excellence in their personal and professional leadership pursuits. Additionally, Tony has served in ministry for over 27 years. He currently ministers as a Certified Corporate Chaplain to various companies in the Triad providing professional and spiritual employee care.

Graduating from UNC-Greensboro with a degree in Business Information and Support Systems combined with two summers selling door to door created a passion for helping small business to make the most of technology. Barry came to Christ shortly after graduation from college through the efforts of Christian Businessmen’s Committee. He started Total Computer Solutions in 1990 with the conviction that failure was not an option. With 4.3 million in sales and a staff of 25, TCS serves the small and medium sized business market in Central North Carolina.

Michelle A. Lewis is the Chief Executive Officer for Triad Adult and Pediatric Medicine, Inc. (TAPM). Triad Adult and Pediatric Medicine, Inc. (TAPM) is the only Federally Qualified Health Center in Guilford County with five, soon to be six offices in Greensboro and High Point, North Carolina. TAPM is the medical home to more than 16,000 residents in Guilford County from all walks of life and social economic statuses. As the CEO of TAPM, Michelle is known for her servant- leadership style, philanthropy, and ability to form and maintain quality teams. Michelle incorporates her personal beliefs of servanthood and advocacy in her daily work life. These beliefs motivate Michelle to get in the forefront of being a voice in the community with corresponding actions. Michelle’s passion for the underserved stems back as far as her healthcare career of over thirty years, with twenty-four of those years in Leadership and Management. Michelle’s community efforts have not gone unnoticed. She was awarded the Community Game Changer Award in 2019 by the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro and was most recently recognized and honored as one of the top twenty-five Outstanding Women in Business 2022 by the Triad Business Journal

Dr. Antonia Monk Richburg, President, and CEO of the United Way of Forsyth County, has more than 30 years of experience in nonprofit management, including project management, grant management, community building, and strategic communications. She has a Ph.D. in Leadership Studies from N.C. A&T State University, and a master's degree in public affairs with a concentration in nonprofit management and public personnel from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. She also has a postgraduate Advanced Certificate in Nonprofit Leadership from Duke University. In addition, Dr. Richburg attended seminary and is a licensed minister. Prior to joining the United Way, Dr. Richburg was the Vice President and Senior Program Officer for the Cone Health Foundation for 23 years, where she oversaw grant-making efforts addressing access to care, mental health, and substance abuse while leading the Foundation's work in diversity, equity, and inclusion. She currently serves on the UNC Greensboro School of Health and Human Sciences Board of Visitors, is the Immediate Past Chair of the Greensboro Housing Coalition Board of Directors and the North Carolina Network of Grantmakers Board of Directors, is a former member of the United Way of Greater Greensboro Board of Directors and their African American Leadership Affinity Group Advisory Council.

Details about team memEmily Wilburn Andrews is the majority owner of Wilburn Medical USA in Kernersville, NC. Her father, Rick Wilburn started Wilburn Medical USA in 1997 with a passion for medical supply sales and a hunger to exceed customer expectations. Emily went to college at Appalachian State University and graduated with a degree in Business Management and Entrepreneurship. Upon graduating from college, Emily spent four years in full-time Christian women’s ministry and then moved from San Antonio, Texas, back home to learn the business. Once settled, Emily purchased 51% of her father’s business and was named CEO. She now leads with her father daily as they work together to improve distribution in the healthcare industry.