Bréone L. Dupree believes in a servant leadership style and has dedicated himself to being a resource to others. He considers himself a "Renaissance Man" and a "Jack of All Trades and Master of Known". He's a proud IU grad where he earned a BS in Economics with a minor in Philosophy. He furthered his education at Indiana Wesleyan University earning his MS in Accounting. He has spent the last 10+ years honing his accounting skills through his time with CICF processing more than $100M in gifts to our community and other various roles with organizations across public and non-profit sectors. These experiences have created a keen eye for accuracy and a high aptitude for learning. Along his journey, Breone has become a licensed Realtor in 2 states, a notary, and a licensed Massage Therapist. He blames his drive to achieve on his modest beginnings in Gary, IN. His thirst for education is to be a resource to those who come from underserved communities like his own. His drive is high because he is the father of 3 and the uncle to 6 more whom he strives to be an example for. However, Breone isn't all business all the time. When he's not working hard he's playing hard traveling, catching a live show, in a pickup basketball game, or simply having a game night with his loving family. He has also volunteered time with several organizations including Center for Leadership Development,100 Black Men of Indianapolis, and I.H.M.F.C. Breone is excited to bring his personality and skillset to his new role. Onward and upward!

As a senior sales executive with more than 20 years of people-focused leadership, Camellia brings valuable marketplace experience and success. By driving results through others, she is able to successfully lead launch strategy and implementation, as well as design and implement specialty and account based sales force strategies and capabilities. Importantly, she knows how to lead large scale organizational change. Camellia is a pharmacist by training, and she brings therapeutic expertise in diabetes, neuroscience, and women’s health, most recently spearheading leadership in the oncology business arena at Eli Lilly with sales of over $1B and total staff of 300. Camellia is passionate about developing other leaders from all backgrounds and experiences. She is a recognized mentor and sponsor, and is a certified facilitator of diversity and inclusion conversations in both individual and group settings. Camellia is actively involved in Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School, both as current member of the Strategic Planning Committee as well as Past President of the Brebeuf Mothers Association where she remains on the Executive Board. She is a member of Women For Riley organization supporting Riley Hospital for Children. Camellia and her husband Greg have two teenage sons, and are active members of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church in Carmel IN. 

Lee practiced law for over 30 years at private law firms as well as Eli Lilly and Company. Her area of focus was life sciences. Lee advised clients on a variety of issues including commercial, regulatory and compliance matters related to pharmaceuticals, biologics and medical devices. During her career, Lee participated in diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives including leadership and mentoring programs for law students.

In her retirement Lee has explored opportunities to ensure all citizens have equal access to the right to vote. She volunteers with the Indy League of Women Voters and Indiana Vote by Mail. For the last several elections, Lee has worked as either a poll worker or an election protection volunteer. Educating and registering new and youth voters are a particular focus of Lee’s voting-related volunteer work.

Lee and her husband, Nick, are involved in and support the Evan’s Scholars program - Link here: https://www.exploradoor.com/programs/11162021

which provides full tuition and housing college scholarships to high achieving golf caddies with limited financial means.

Lee was raised on the southside of Indianapolis and has lived in Indianapolis most of her adult life. She is married with two children. When not volunteering, Lee enjoys traveling, exercise and gardening.

Bernard Mickle is currently serving as the Chief Violence Reduction Officer for the Indianapolis Mayor's Office of Public Health & Safety. Before joining the Mayor’s Office, Bernard served as the Director of Youth Engagement Empowerment & Outreach for McCoy (Marion County Commission on Youth) and Executive Director, Senior Advisor of the Council. A native of Indianapolis, Bernard grew up on the eastside of Indianapolis and is an alumni of IPS, where he graduated from Arsenal Technical High school. After high school, Bernard took his talents to Indiana University, where he studied and obtained his bachelor's degree in social work. Bernard began his career serving as a community advocate and social worker. During his time serving his community, Bernard desired to make a deeper impact both from a tangible level and spiritual level. As a result, Bernard moved to Dallas, Texas to attend Dallas Theological Seminary, where he studied and obtained his Master's of Arts in Christian Education, Educational Leadership. He has spent the last decade of his life developing his skills and serving in multiple facets of leadership, including ministry, youth/ family programming and advocacy, community development, social work and education. He has created and supervised processes and systems as a Program Manager, Social Worker and Director. His educational, personal, and professional background has equipped him to serve unique persons and populations holistically from an evidence-based best practice, social, emotional and educational perspective.