Leadership and Board

Trisha Cunningham

President and CEO

Trisha Cunningham

President and CEO

Trisha Cunningham is President and CEO of the North Texas Food Bank (NTFB), a $200 million nonprofit focused on eradicating hunger in a diverse 13-county service area. This area has the 4^th highest number of people and the 4th highest number of children in the country who do not know where to find their next healthy meal. Through direct and feeding partner programs, the food bank team of more than 200 employees and 35,000 volunteers provided access to a record 106 million physical meals in their last fiscal year - the most-ever physical meals distributed in our history and a nearly 10 percent increase from the previous year. Additionally, NTFB provided access to more than 19 million meals through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).

Before North Texas Food Bank, Cunningham was a 30-year global marketing, communications, branding, and public affairs executive at Texas Instruments, where she most recently served as Chief Citizenship Officer striving for global social impact. She serves as board chair for Feeding Texas and a director of the International Women’s Forum (IWF) Dallas Chapter. She formerly served on the boards of the Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas, Leadership Women, and Volunteer Now. She is a member of the University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) Institute for Excellence in Corporate Governance, where she teaches in the Nonprofit Governance Certificate Program, Rotary Club of Park Cities, Dallas Regional Chamber (DRC) Executive Women’s Roundtable, DRC Leadership Dallas Alumni, United Way Women of Tocqueville, and The Dallas Assembly.

Cunningham has received numerous awards including DCEO 500 Most Influential Business Leaders, Women in Business and Most Inspiring Leader awards, Texas Women’s Foundation Maura Women Helping Women Award, Dallas Business Journal Women in Business honoree, United Nations Global Leadership Award, Collin County Business Alliance Leadership Award, D Magazine, 78 Women Who Make Dallas Great, Dallas Morning News Texan of the Year finalist, Leadership Dallas Distinguished Alumni Award and Junior League of Collin County Nonprofit Executive of the Year. She also received Murray State University’s highest alumni award.

Trisha has a B.S. in Computer Information Systems with an emphasis in business from Murray State University. She and her husband, Greg, reside in Fairview, Texas (Collin County) and have two grown children.

Bill Garza

Chief Financial Officer

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Bill Garza

Chief Financial Officer

Bill Garza is the Chief Financial Officer of North Texas Food Bank. He has been a nonprofit financial leader for the last 7 years, where he has brought deep private sector experience in areas of strategy, finance, and cross-organizational initiatives. During this time, Bill served as CFO for leading, Austin-based nonprofit agencies in the social services and K-12 education sectors, including AIDS Services of Austin and KIPP Austin Public Schools. As a member of the NTFB executive team, he directs and oversees the Finance, Information Technology, and Procurement functions, with a combination of strategic and tactical planning, implementation, and leadership.

Prior to his career with nonprofit enterprises, Bill worked in areas of strategy and finance, first as a management consultant with McKinsey & Company and later as a senior leader with American Express, Google, and Hermes Music Group. Bill earned his Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of Texas at Austin and holds a Master of Business Administration degree from Harvard University.

Nonprofit financial stewardship is both a vocation and a calling for Bill where he can marry his professional experience with his dedication to improving the quality of life for others.

Annam Manthiram

Chief External Affairs Officer

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Annam Manthiram

Chief External Affairs Officer

Annam Manthiram serves as the North Texas Food Bank's chief external affairs officer, leading the organization’s external engagement efforts. Her work spans philanthropy, marketing and communications, volunteer engagement, public policy, and strategic partnerships. She also oversees individual and corporate giving, foundation support, brand strategy, and board and advisory council relationships.

With deep expertise in the nonprofit sector, Manthiram has dedicated her career to serving unhoused and food-insecure communities. Before joining NTFB, she was CEO of CitySquare, a Dallas-based nonprofit and former NTFB partner focused on poverty alleviation. Amid funding constraints, she successfully transitioned CitySquare’s programs to partner organizations in late 2024, ensuring continued support for those in need. Earlier, as CEO, she guided HopeWorks in Albuquerque through the COVID-19 crisis, helping to successfully operate and sustain Hope Village—the first single-site housing project in New Mexico for individuals experiencing chronic homelessness.

Manthiram holds a Master of Arts in Professional Writing from the University of Southern California and a Bachelor of Arts in Literature/Writing from the University of California, San Diego. She also holds the Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) credential and is a published author.

Anne Readhimer

Chief Impact Officer

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Anne Readhimer

Chief Impact Officer

Anne Readhimer serves as the Chief Impact Officer at the North Texas Food Bank, where she spearheads strategies to drive systemic change to combat hunger, enhance equitable food access, and develop sustainable food security solutions. She manages several key areas, including the SNAP and Social Services Assistance team, NTFB programs like the Food 4 Kids backpack initiative, the Senior Meal program, Nutrition and Garden Education, and the Community Partner Relations team, which is dedicated to expanding agency networks and mobile distributions. Anne also leads the Network Expansion strategy, which focuses on growing the network to provide more meals through community partners in high-need areas.

Readhimer received a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition Science and a Master of Science in Food Science from Texas A&M University. Prior to the North Texas Food Bank, she was Senior Director of Fresh Food Innovation for 7-Eleven, Inc., leading a comprehensive food service team targeting new products and quality improvements focused on the customer and operations simplicity. Prior to 7-Eleven, Readhimer worked for Yum! Restaurants International, supporting the Pizza Hut and KFC brands internationally in food innovation and menu development.

Anne spent most of her childhood in Houston. She moved to the North Texas area after graduate school and currently lives in Plano with her husband Don and their two children.

Maurice Wilson II

Chief Operating Officer

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Maurice Wilson II

Chief Operating Officer

Maurice Wilson II is the Chief Operating Officer of the North Texas Food Bank and a member of the executive team responsible for leading business operations, logistics, transportation, quality, and food sourcing. He is a proven leader in operations and logistics, having experience in managing operations across multiple sites, facilities management, WMS implementation, transportation, and warehousing.

Maurice has extensive experience in supply chain and logistics, leading organizational change and operational turnarounds. He has managed many types of supply chain operations, including food distribution, electronics, jewelry, apparel, and home goods products for companies such as Walmart, Sam’s Club, and Wayfair. As a 17-year U.S. Army Veteran, he earned various awards and led Army Reserve units' stateside response to 911 during Operation Armored Falcon.

Maurice holds a Master of Public Administration degree from the University of Oklahoma and a Bachelor of Science from Cameron University.

Renee Anderson

Vice President of People & Culture

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Renee Anderson

Vice President of People and Culture

Renee Anderson is the Vice President of People & Culture for the North Texas Food Bank. She brings more than 15 years of diverse human resources experience, most recently in nonprofit healthcare as the Senior Director of Human Resources at The Legacy Senior Communities. Anderson has a strong passion for driving growth through employee engagement and for integrating core values into organizational culture. As a member of the NTFB executive team, Anderson oversees both the People & Culture team and the Administration team.

Anderson earned a Master of Human Resources from Loyola University Chicago and a Bachelor of Arts in Speech Communication from California State University Fullerton. Prior to her nonprofit work, Anderson served as director of Human Resources for Encompass Health and Vi Senior Living. She lives in Frisco with her husband and their two children.

Mike O'Hara

Vice President of Technology and Data Strategy

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Mike O'Hara

Vice President of Technology and Data Strategy

Mike O’Hara is the Vice President of Technology & Data Strategy at the North Texas Food Bank. With over 30 years of experience in IT leadership, including 14 years as Chief Information Officer at DallasNews Corporation, he is a seasoned executive with extensive experience in digital transformation, IT strategy, and business intelligence. He played a key role in transitioning DallasNews Corporation from a print-first media organization to a digital-first enterprise. He comes with a strong track record of aligning IT strategies with business objectives to drive efficiency and innovation. As a member of NTFB’s Executive Leadership Team, Mike leads the new Technology & Data Strategy function, consolidating the IT and Business Intelligence areas for NTFB.

Mike holds a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology from the University of Phoenix and an MBA from Regis University. He has served as a board member for Dallas Morning News Charities and the YMCA of Greater Dallas and is excited to use his talents to further NTFB’s mission. He and his wife have four sons and live in Southlake.

Executive Committee

Ginny Kissling, Ryan, LLC (Chair)
Jerri Garison, Baylor Scott & White Health (Immediate Past Chair)
John Beckert, Community Volunteer
Jeff George, Maytal Capital
Patti Hansen, Capital One
Calvin Hilton, Community Volunteer
Rev. Dr. Lael C. Melville, The Melville Family Foundation
Retta Miller, Jackson Walker, LLP
Mike Preston, Community Volunteer
Adam Saphier, Trammell Crow Co.

Chair Emeritus

Anurag Jain, Access Healthcare

Members at Large

Aradhana (Anna) Asava, HungerMitao
Chris Barrett, Boston Consulting Group
Edmundo Castañeda, Parkland Health
Nitin Chaturvedi, Community Volunteer
Kim Cockrell, Toyota Motor North America (TMNA)
Catherine Enrico, The Enrico Foundation
Mabrie Jackson, H-E-B/Central Market
Don Janacek, FreshOne Holdings, LLC
Russell C. Jones, AT&T
Kim Kesler, KPMG, LLP
Tom Nelson, Albertsons/Tom Thumb
Tom Walker, Dallas Cowboys
Meredith Jeter* Junior League of Dallas
Andy Zollinger*, DLA Piper (General Counsel)

*Ex-officio member

LIFE Board Members

John A. Beckert, Community Volunteer
Tom Black, Community Volunteer
Jerry Ellis, Community Volunteer
Anurag Jain, Access Healthcare
Teresa Phillips, TPHD, LLC
Stephan Pyles, Stephan Pyles Concepts

General Counsel

Andy Zollinger, DLA Piper LLP (US)

Founders

Jo Curtis
Ambassador Kathryn Hall
Lorraine Griffin Kircher
Liz Minyard

Leadership and Board

Trisha Cunningham

Bill Garza

Annam Manthiram

Anne Readhimer

Maurice Wilson II

Renee Anderson

Mike O'Hara

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