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Community Advisory Board
The Community Advisory Board consists of 10 to 20 members from various backgrounds and professions that reflect the community of providers, clients, and donors that AHP serves. Phil De Carlo, Chair, is a partner at Eagle Partners in San Francisco, involved in investment banking services for middle market companies. Prior to starting Eagle Partners, Mr. De Carlo spent 19 years at Bank of America, most recently serving as Executive Vice President responsible for the middle market corporate finance group. Mr. De Carlo holds an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University, and a BS from California State University, Northridge. Doug Case, Secretary, is Senior Vice President and Manager of Wells Fargo's Small Business Marketing, where he oversees national strategic initiatives. Doug has over 20 years of industry experience in marketing, strategy development, advertising and public relations. He holds an MBA from the University of San Francisco and a B.S. from the University of Tennessee. Scott Garcia Originally from Vermont, Scott graduated from Western New England College with a B.S.B.A. in Finance and a minor in Economics. Joining Advent Software in 1997, Scott is a Senior Support Analyst, involved in product roll out, training, implementation, and support. Prior to moving to San Francisco in 1996, Scott worked in the retail banking and training division of Shawmut Bank, N.A./Fleet National Bank for seven years. Leah Lau grew up in California and has lived in San Francisco since 1998. A photographer, writer and philanthropist, she has been doing in-depth volunteer work since 1993. She counseled terminally ill AIDS patients at Cook County Hospital in Chicago and trained as a rape crisis counselor in Pittsburgh. Learn about her Cambodian Children's Book Project and see her international online gallery at www.leahlau.com. An editor of financial advice at Charles Schwab, she studied English Language & Literature and Spanish at the University of Chicago and UC Berkeley.
Tracy Mills is the associate director of marketing and analysis for the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business. Before returning to Cal, she served as the director of development for Global Health Sciences and the Department of Psychiatry at UCSF, where she was introduced to the AIDS Health Project. She has been a volunteer on the AIDS Health Project Community Advisory Board since 2011. Prior to joining UCSF, Tracy was the marketing director at the American Himalayan Foundation and she spent seven years at UC Berkeley, most recently as the associate director of library development. Before embarking on a career in development, Mills was a business consultant with Accenture, a leading global management consulting firm. She received her bachelor's degree in economics from UC Berkeley in 1998.
Charles Schwamlein, Mph, is a consultant to the pharmaceutical industry
regarding pharmacoepidemiology. Previously, he had been an Internist in
private practice in the Finger Lakes area of NY, then Senior Director of
Epidemiology at Abbott Laboratories in Chicago. He has been active in public
health matters through teaching and board memberships. Kate Shumate, Associate Director of UCSF’s Pancreas Cancer Program, began her career in the University of California in 2003 at the UC Berkeley, where she was co-Chair of the Chancellor’s Advisory Committee on LGBT Issues. She has extensive experience in contract and grant management and research administration in higher education. Ms. Shumate has lived in San Francisco since 1993, holds a BS in Biology from the University of San Francisco, is a Certified Clinical Research Professional (SOCRA), and will have a Masters in Public Administration and Health Care Services from USF in 2010. Ms. Shumate has been a member of the AHP CAB since 2004, and since then has participated in the Art for AIDS planning committee..
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