We are a small but mighty bunch that is blooming with passion for girls and boys suffering from Rett Syndrome. We are always looking to add to our team.
Please contact us if you would like to get involved!
CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
Kevin joined the GP2C team in February 2018 after a 30 year career with The Boeing Company, including technical development and project management of large scale defense and space systems. Kevin resides in Huntsville, Alabama, with his wife Sonja. Kevin’s daughter and son-in-law, Brittany and Ben Goodman, and granddaughters Blakely (who has Rett Syndrome), Andi Mac and Emmy Jo, reside in Nashville, Tennessee.
“From the day we received Blakely’s diagnosis in 2014, we have seen GP2C empowering families worldwide with the knowledge and tools needed for our daughters and granddaughters to be successful. I’m excited to be a part of this team as we not only help families with today’s needs, but also support the exciting journey to tomorrow’s cure.”
CO-DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS
Kristi is a lifelong resident of Amelia Island. She is a mother to two wonderful young women, Kenzi and Kaisen. With a strong background in customer service and office management she plans to do her part in helping Girl Power 2 Cure continue to grow and fight for a cure.
“You can’t meet one of our girls or boys without falling in love. The light in their eyes makes coming to work every day a joy. It’s a privilege to spread awareness about Rett Syndrome and to be a tiny part of finding a cure.”
CO-DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS
Amei joined our team in 2014. A New Jersey native, she enjoys spending time with her son, Dominic, family and friends. Amei has nine plus years planning and executing events at some of the Southeast’s leading resorts and a strong customer service background. Amei brings a genuine passion to raising awareness, supporting families, education and raising funds for symptom-focused treatments and ultimately a cure to Rett Syndrome.
FAMILY SUPPORT AND ADVOCACY COORDINATOR
Carolyn and her husband Stephen, along with their three children Evelyn (who has Rett Syndrome), son Ellis, and newest addition Merrit, reside in the Washington DC area. Carolyn has worked for 15 years in caring for children of all abilities and as a support to their families. Once her daughter Evelyn was diagnosed with Rett Syndrome, in October of 2017, she has made it her mission to give her daughter a voice as she and her family navigate this journey. Joining the Girl Power 2 Cure Team is an honor as she joins the cause in finding a cure- for Evie and all those affected by Rett. You can follow Carolyn and her families efforts for a cure at their website Evelyn’s Voice.