Key Takeaways
- • Endowment for Health, a Concord, New Hampshire-based foundation, appointed three local leaders to its Board of Directors: Alex Mason, Zach Palmer, and Julia Williams, each for three-year terms effective Oct. 1.
- • Alex Mason, an assistant vice president at Millyard Bank with 16 years of banking and finance experience, chairs the foundation's Finance Committee and serves on its Audit Committee.
- • Julia Williams is vice president of strategy and strategic initiatives at Point32Health, bringing health care sector leadership experience to the board.
- • The foundation has awarded more than $81 million in grant support since 2001 to improve community health and reduce health burdens for vulnerable New Hampshire populations.
Summary
Alex Mason, an Antrim resident, is assistant vice president of commercial credit and portfolio management at Millyard Bank and brings 16 years of banking and finance experience to the board. He currently chairs the organization's Finance Committee and serves on the Audit Committee. Before joining the board, he served on the Endowment Advisory Council. A lifelong New Hampshire resident, Mason also serves on the NHPR Advisory Board and recently concluded his service as treasurer and chair of the Governance Committee for Monadnock Worksource. He holds an associate's degree in human services from New Hampshire Technical Institute.
Zach Palmer, of Hillsborough County, brings background in commercial development and banking, along with experience with several regional nonprofits. Julia Williams, a Hopkinton resident, serves as vice president of strategy and strategic initiatives at Point32Health and has leadership experience across the health care sector.
The Concord-based foundation works to improve community health and reduce health burdens for vulnerable populations across New Hampshire. It has awarded more than $81 million in grant support since 2001. Further information is available at endowmentforhealth.org.
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