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Charles W. Bone was the founder and chairman of Bone McAllester Norton PLLC, which merged in 2021 with Spencer Fane LLP, a national firm serving many cities throughout the United States. His legal experience covers many industries and areas of law. Since 2010, he has represented Cyntoia Brown Long and, in 2019, celebrated with thousands of others the release of Cyntoia Brown Long from the Tennessee Prison for Women following the grant of clemency by Governor Bill Haslam.

Charles has a long-standing commitment to the good works of many organizations in our region. He was recently recognized at the 2021 Nashville ATHENA Award Program with the Social Justice Pioneer Award. In 2019, Charles received the Nashville Bar Association’s John C. Tune Public Service Award. Charles was profiled in the August 11, 2023, edition of the Nashville Business Journal as the 2023 Best of Bar Lifetime Achievement Honoree.

Charles graduated from the University of Tennessee College of Law in 1970.  He is married and has 2 children and 6 grandchildren.  

Steve spent more than 35 years working as a tour promoter in the rock, country, and Christian music industries. He is the former CEO of the Country Music Association, served on the CMA Board of Directors, and taught as an adjunct professor at Belmont University in Nashville, TN. He has spent years working to improve the lives of underprivileged children in poverty-stricken areas through home-building, healthcare, and education initiatives. He and his wife are members of Brentwood Baptist Church in Brentwood, TN.

“I am thrilled to be a part of an effort that truly builds the capacity of nonprofit organizations. The Millan Foundation brings more than just financial support. The Foundation is bringing comprehensive resources to the table for their partners.” – Jaclyn Schroeder.

As a Senior Philanthropic Advisor, Jaclyn works exclusively with nonprofit organizations, families, and businesses to help maximize the impact of their charitable goals. She advises public charities in the areas of governance, management, fundraising, and gift planning. For individuals and business owners, she focuses on developing and implementing strategies that help work towards their philanthropic objectives through a customized approach, which includes donor-advised funds, private foundations, charitable trusts, and other complex giving techniques.

Jaclyn began her career in the non-profit sector in 1997. Prior to joining U.S. Bank Private Wealth Management, Jaclyn worked as the Vice President of Advancement at College Possible. Her professional background includes over 20 years of experience in nonprofit development and planned giving, a deep understanding of laws and regulations impacting charitable planning, and experience working with donors to facilitate their philanthropic goals.

Jaclyn is an active member of her community and currently serves as a board member for the Venn Foundation. In addition, Jaclyn has provided pro-bono legal representation for individuals facing barriers to citizenship through the naturalization process. She also mentors current law students from communities underrepresented in law at Mitchell Hamline School of Law. Jaclyn is a member of the Twin Cities Financial and Estate Planning Council and League of Women Voters of St. Paul, and she has also served in various roles for the Minnesota Center of Environmental Advocacy and Minnesota Gift Planning Association.

Jaclyn resides in Burnsville. When she is not at work, she enjoys curling up with a good book, hiking, and spending time in Minnesota’s north woods.

A native of Middle Tennessee, Wade leads Bridgestone’s corporate grantmaking and community engagement activities, including the management of the Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund. The Fund was endowed by Harvey Firestone, Jr. and has provided thousands of grants to local organizations since 1952. Wade has over ten years of experience in non-profit leadership, primarily in the fields of health and human rights. He worked on the 2008 Obama campaign while completing a Master of Divinity degree at Vanderbilt Divinity School. He lives in Nashville with his partner Sarah and their two children, Eleanor and Ames.

Nicole, CPA, joined Thurman Campbell Group, PLC in 2011 and became a partner in January 2024.  Prior to joining the TCG team, Nicole worked with a regional firm in Texas for five years after graduating from Baylor University.  The military moved Nicole and her husband to Clarksville, and they have happily been in Tennessee ever since. Nicole serves clients with taxation advisory and compliance services, outsourced controllership functions, and general business consulting.  She works with a wide variety of business industries, including real estate, construction, medical, legal, non-profits, and other privately owned companies.  When not hard at work crunching numbers, Nicole enjoys spending time with her husband and son, volunteering with her local church, and taking advantage of the beautiful Tennessee weather by running and swimming.

Jim, a native of Montgomery County, has been an unwavering presence in the community throughout his life. With a dedicated career at the City of Clarksville spanning over three decades, Jim’s leadership notably shone as he directed the Streets Department for two decades before culminating his public service as Chief of Staff. Rather than slowing down post-retirement, Jim pivoted to the financial sector with a local bank and maintained his commitment to the community. His election as Montgomery County Mayor in August 2014 was a testament to his leadership capabilities. Throughout two commendable terms, Jim chose to focus on the county’s growth and future potential rather than his own political longevity, opting to step away from the mayoral office in 2022 after 39 years of dedicated public service.

Transitioning to consultancy, Jim brought his extensive expertise to Millan Enterprises in late 2022, where he currently contributes as the Chief Operating Officer. A family man at heart, Jim cherishes moments with his wife Mary and their children Jimmy, Thomas, and Paulina and delights in the wonder of his five grandchildren. As devout members of LifePoint Church, Jim and Mary embrace their faith and community. Beyond his professional endeavors, Jim finds solace in nature; whether he’s casting a line into a serene lake, tracking game in the wilderness, or tending to his garden, his passion for the outdoors is an enduring thread in the fabric of his fulfilling life.

Sherry Nicholson is the founder and CEO of YAIPak Outreach, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Now an organization affecting over 1.4M lives, the heart of everything flows from Sherry’s own experience of extravagant love. 

While fleeing from an extremely abusive relationship, she experienced homelessness with her two small children. She knows what it’s like to feel hopeless, rejected, and alone. But it was the extravagant love of God that radically transformed her life.

In May of 2016, Sherry founded YAIPak Outreach. YAI is an acronym for “You Are Important, People Administering Kindness,” a message that she is determined to share with every person that she and her team encounter. YAIPak is a mobile outreach that goes into the places needing help the most. YAIPak focuses on building relationships with the under-resourced with the goal of leading every person to recovery and restoration.

In 7 short years, YAIPak Outreach calls Montgomery County, TN, their home and headquarters with a 35000 sq foot warehouse and a 2nd Chapter with a fully functioning warehouse in Katy, TX. YAIPak has grown to support over 50 domestic nonprofits. They partner with numerous government agencies to meet the needs of homeless veterans, children in traumatic situations, and victims of natural disasters. They also send supplies to approximately 10 countries internationally through missionaries. She continues to develop programs to assist in life change.

Sherry now chooses to touch the lives of others through that same extravagant love she has known firsthand. Sherry has been a licensed minister since 2003. She is married to Steve Nicholson, and they have 6 children and 16 grandchildren.

Robert Burdett has been the Senior Pastor of PowerHouse Church in Katy, Texas, since 2016. The focus of his ministry is “Building Men and Raising Sons” as a continuation of the 16 years he served under G.F. Watkins, the church founder, before taking over as senior pastor.

He serves as a consultant and ministry leadership developer through GenesisTeam.org.

Robert is also a leader of Intense Men, the largest annual gathering of men and boys focused on the father’s heart. Learn more at IntenseMen.com.

As senior pastor of PowerHouse Katy, he oversees international church plants in Peru and Sri Lanka, spreading the message of manhood and Christlikeness being synonymous around the globe.

From 2011 to 2013, Robert was the business development manager for Jordan Ranch Retreat Center in Schulenburg, Texas.

He has 22 years of managerial experience in the corporate world, where he was the Plant Manager at Action Box Company and the Production Manager at Autocraft Electronics.

“I am thrilled to be a part of an effort that truly builds the capacity of nonprofit organizations. The Millan Foundation brings more than just financial support. The Foundation is bringing comprehensive resources to the table for their partners.” – Jaclyn Schroeder.

As a Senior Philanthropic Advisor, Jaclyn works exclusively with nonprofit organizations, families, and businesses to help maximize the impact of their charitable goals. She advises public charities in the areas of governance, management, fundraising, and gift planning. For individuals and business owners, she focuses on developing and implementing strategies that help work towards their philanthropic objectives through a customized approach, which includes donor-advised funds, private foundations, charitable trusts, and other complex giving techniques.

Jaclyn began her career in the non-profit sector in 1997. Prior to joining U.S. Bank Private Wealth Management, Jaclyn worked as the Vice President of Advancement at College Possible. Her professional background includes over 20 years of experience in nonprofit development and planned giving, a deep understanding of laws and regulations impacting charitable planning, and experience working with donors to facilitate their charitable goals.

Jaclyn is an active member of her community and currently serves as a board member for the Venn Foundation. In addition, Jaclyn has provided pro-bono legal representation for individuals facing barriers to citizenship through the naturalization process. She also mentors current law students from communities underrepresented in law at Mitchell Hamline School of Law. Jaclyn is a member of the Twin Cities Financial and Estate Planning Council and League of Women Voters of St. Paul, and she has also served in various roles for the Minnesota Center of Environmental Advocacy and Minnesota Gift Planning Association.

Jaclyn resides in Burnsville. When she is not at work, she enjoys curling up with a good book, hiking, and spending time in Minnesota’s north woods.

Reagan joined Top Mental Game to be at the forefront of mental performance coaching and to help athletes and organizations create strengths from weaknesses so they can reach their true potential. A Texas native, Reagan was a multi-sport athlete in high school (soccer, volleyball) and has over 20 years of experience in the sport and performance enhancement industry. Today, with two multi-sport athlete children in high school, including a state finalist in Trap and Sporting Clays, Reagan has consistently and successfully employed the tools necessary to help high achievers perform at elite levels.

Reagan received her Bachelor of Business Administration in Management Information Systems from Texas Tech University, graduating Magna Cum Laude in 1999. Upon graduation, Reagan was recruited by Motorola in Austin, Texas, as a systems analyst and later became a design engineer. She traveled extensively as an interface for Motorola’s software development teams and their clients to ensure the software programs efficiently and effectively met the client’s unique needs and applications. 

After two years with Motorola, Reagan chose to pursue her dream career in sports and performance coaching in Killeen, Texas, where her husband served as an Apache helicopter pilot at Fort Hood. She taught business education and coached women’s varsity soccer at both the high school and club level, as well as the high school men’s and women’s cross-country teams. Reagan began to personalize her coaching and mentorship of high-achieving adolescent athletes, assisting them and their parents with university selection and the attainment of collegiate sports scholarships. She accompanied her athletes on recruiting visits and communicated directly, as their advocate, with coaches and admissions departments.

In 2005, Reagan and her husband moved to South Korea, where she had their two children. She continued her training with military families through injury rehabilitation and in general wellness, including physical, mental, and nutritional health.

Reagan and her family moved back to Fort Hood in 2008, where she became involved with CrossFit. She became a coach for Centurion CrossFit Fort Hood and was selected to participate as an instructor in a US Army-sanctioned soldier readiness study in conjunction with CrossFit corporate. She was charged with training large groups of soldiers to achieve superiority, both mentally and physically, in high-intensity functional movement as it relates to force readiness.

After moving to Clarksville, Tennessee, in 2010, Reagan continued training adult and adolescent athletes within the military and private sector from 2010 through 2014. As her clientele expanded, she required more space to accommodate her growing business. A true Cinderella story, Reagan opened the doors to CrossFit Clarksville (CFC) in July of 2014 with over 150 members. The 13,000-square-foot facility quickly became the premier training facility in the Clarksville/Fort Campbell area. Reagan recruited and trained a diverse team of professional coaches who, in turn, also trained adult and adolescent athletes. Reagan’s clientele included many individuals from the unique military units on Fort Campbell, including the Special Operations Aviation Regiment, Special Forces Groups, and others.

Under Reagan’s leadership, CFC partnered with Austin Peay State University (APSU) in 2016 and 2017 to host the “Governor’s Games” in Fortera Stadium on the campus of APSU. The Governor’s Games was an elite-level CrossFit competition that attracted athletes from all over the region. Proceeds from the events benefitted the APSU Military Alumni Chapter, which yielded a fully endowed scholarship in only two years, enabling them to award scholarships to military-affiliated students immediately.

In 2022 Reagan earned her Master of Science from APSU in Health and Human Performance with a concentration in Performance Enhancement and Coaching, a degree focusing heavily on the mental aspect of elite performance. Upon graduation, Reagan was recruited as an adjunct faculty member in the Health and Human Performance Department, teaching wellness classes focusing on the physical and mental aspects of health and wellness specific to young adults.

The importance of a positive, confident, fortitudinous mindset has always played an essential role in Reagan’s coaching style, whether for physical improvement in sports or the indisputable benefits general mental preparedness (GMP) provides for anyone striving for excellence. Reagan has applied this philosophy through every level of her coaching, from young athletes to business leaders to military elites. Let her help you perform at your best when it matters most.