Partners for Health is pleased to announce the following individuals have been elected to serve as Trustees of the Foundation:
David Moore, originally from London, UK, began his professional journey in finance, entering the world of International Banking in the City of London. However, his passion for music soon led him to pivot, blending his financial acumen with the entertainment industry. He joined Metropolis Studios during its formative years, where he played a key role in the growth of what is now Europe’s leading independent recording studio. David’s diverse career also includes notable roles with Jazz Summers (manager for Wham! and Lisa Stansfield), Big Life Records, Management & Publishing, and Polygram Records.
A trip to New York City sparked David’s ambition to build a future in the United States. After eight years of dedication, he earned his green card. Inspired by his husband’s pursuit of a theatre career, David shifted his focus from music to the theatre arts, merging his financial expertise with his passion for the performing arts. He joined Dramatists Play Service as Accounts Manager, where his hard work and commitment eventually led him to serve as Acting President and VP of Finance & Administration.
Currently, David serves as the Controller for the New Jersey Symphony, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to connect with New Jersey’s diverse communities through the transformative power of live symphonic music, inspiring, entertaining, and educating audiences.
A steadfast advocate for diversity and inclusivity in the arts, David now resides in New Jersey with his family and an eclectic assortment of pets. Outside of work, he enjoys dancing around the house and sharing his love of music with his son.
Jenny Peck has dedicated much of her professional life to public health initiatives, working on various projects aimed at improving health outcomes in underserved communities. She is currently the Deputy Director of Development for Amref Health Africa in the USA, the largest African-based and African-led health development NGO in the world. Working in 35 countries across the continent, Amref Health Africa focuses on the most critical health issues, working in the space of HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria, water and sanitation, maternal and family health, clinical and surgical outreach, and the training of hundreds of thousands of health workers.
Jenny lived in Tanzania, East Africa from 2006 – 2018, serving for the first two of these years as an Education Volunteer for the U.S. Peace Corps. In this role, she taught math and science at a government high school with a class size often in excess of 100 students. Subsequently, she served as the U.S. Program and Operations Manager for Global Health Corps; Managing Director for Mufindi Orphans, and Director of Community Health for Mufindi Orphans.
Jenny’s areas of expertise include donor support, engagement, and resource mobilization, individual and institutional fundraising, as well as management, leadership training, and cross-cultural coaching. Jenny has also served as a Den Leader for BSA Scouting, and she is the Co-founder of Every Child Tanzania NGO.
Jenny earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mathematics from the University of Kansas. She and her husband have four children.
Steve Reid is a seasoned leader with more than 15 years of experience in nonprofit accounting, finance, and operations. As Chief Growth Officer for Charter School Business Management (CSBM) and FOREsight Services for Good, Steve spearheads the growth and strategic direction of both organizations, driving innovation and expanding their impact. He is deeply committed to supporting clients through fiscal challenges, with a proven track record in financial turnarounds and implementing robust financial systems.
A champion of leveraging technology to foster efficiency and collaboration, Steve has transformed how his organizations operate and deliver value to clients. Under his leadership, CSBM and FOREsight have adopted various financial technologies, streamlining processes, improving accuracy, and enhancing team and client experiences. Steve’s ability to align technology with organizational goals has been instrumental in helping hundreds of various non-profits across the country achieve sustainable growth.
Steve’s leadership philosophy is rooted in mentorship, collaboration, and resilience. He draws inspiration from the influential mentors in his life, who taught him to embrace challenges as opportunities and lead with empathy. A graduate of Seton Hall University with a Bachelor of Arts, and Cambridge College with a Master’s in Management, Steve was recognized in 2020 as one of Profiles in Diversity Journal’s “Black Leaders Worth Watching.”
As a board member of the Partners for Health Foundation, Steve brings his expertise in strategic growth, finance & accounting, and technological innovation to advance the Foundation’s mission of promoting health equity through learning, grantmaking, and advocacy.
Pictured from left are newly elected Trustees Steve Reid, David Moore and Jenny Peck.