Terry is a retired Managing Principal for Aon, an international insurance broker. He’s served as a trustee of Jacksonville University, Committee Chairman for TPC (now called The Players), Board of Governors member of Doral Ryder Open, Mentor for University of Miami School of Business students, Vestry member of a local Episcopal church, and Executive Leadership Group member at a local church.

Judy is a life member and past President of the Woman’s Canter Association of the University of Miami, and organization of volunteers who raise money for cancer research for the UM School of Medicine and Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. In addition to fundraising, Judy relied grant requests from researchers and investigators to determine eligibility for grants. Prior to her 14 year commitment to WCA, her career was in the commercial property and casualty insurance industry.

Born and raised in Jacksonville, Florida, Janette has dedicated over 30 years to the insurance industry at the Executive level. With a wealth of experience and leadership, she has also been actively involved in numerous nonprofit organizations, making significant contributions to each.

Janette has held multiple roles at the Chairman level for The Players Championship, showcasing a commitment to excellence and community engagement. Additionally, she is a Founding Board Member of Chemo Noir, an organization dedicated to supporting individuals undergoing chemotherapy. Janette is also a proud Member of the Circle of Sisters, a group that passionately supports Rethreaded, an organization focused on empowering survivors of human trafficking.

She is excited and blessed to now be a part of the Maya Dronca Foundation, furthering their mission and impact to give every child a chance to live a happy, cancer-free life.

Driven by a deep passion for “paying it forward” and giving back to the community, Janette continues to inspire and lead by example, making a positive impact wherever possible.

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Megan attended the University of Central Florida for journalism and has an extensive background in technical communications, graphic design, photography, and marketing. Having worked with other non-profit organizations in the past, she has become a strong asset to the Maya Dronca Foundation. After losing her father inlaw to IDH wildtype, glioblastoma in 2021, and then learning about Roxana and her daughter through Dancing with the Doctors, she felt driven to fight for this cause in any way she possibly could. She handles our communications, manages our website and social media platforms, and helps to keep media channels pristinely organized.