Don joined the Coalition for the Homeless of Pasco County as CEO in December 2017. His background includes 30+ years of senior-level management experience in all facets of business including strategic planning and positioning of businesses and products, fundraising, product development, sales management, operations, and team building, for not-for-profit organizations and technology-focused companies. His roles have ranged from Associate Director of Advancement to President/C.E.O. with both large and small organizations ranging from startups to $9B businesses. Geographically, his experience includes extensive U.S., European, Caribbean, Central and South America, and Asian travel. His education includes a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance and an M.B.A., both from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.

Brittany Coronado is the Service Point Coordinator at Flagler Health + in St. Augustine, FL. Brittany serves as the information system administrator for the Care Connect Information Network and the local Continuum of Care’s (CoC) Homeless Management Information System (HMIS). She has served in her current position since 2016 and has continued the HMIS lead administrator role since 2014.
Brittany began her career providing direct client assistance at The Salvation Army of St. Johns County where she was hired as a Homeless Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing (HPRP) Case Manager. With Brittany’s calm demeanor and ability to navigate complex cases she was able to develop trusting relationships with her clients and provide the assistance they needed to regain stability.
After providing case management for 7 years, Brittany found a passion in looking at the system of care from a higher perspective. Being a system administrator allows for an understanding of gaps that exist as well as identifying programs that excel in the community. With a passion of data analytics and system improvements, Brittany strives to provide meaningful data to help guide community leaders in decision making, project improvement and coordination of care throughout the system.

James Dunbar is a senior director overseeing outreach, prevention, and community programs at Metropolitan Ministries in Tampa, Florida. His work impacts the lives of as many as 30,000 homeless and at-risk people annually. Prior to Metropolitan Ministries, James served to alleviate homelessness in Tampa for over twelve years through volunteering and creating his own non-profits to increase family support. James spearheaded the development and expansion of Metropolitan Ministries‘ hunger relief programs through the development of collaborative meal site partnerships that serve over 1.5 million meals each year. He created family support centers to assist in preventing families from entering into homelessness. Most recently, he developed an innovative, multi-county mobile outreach team leveraging AmeriCorps staffing to offer direct housing navigation through street outreach. Additionally, James has coordinated the community response to varying emergencies and disasters including hurricanes and COVID-19 homeless prevention and recovery. James holds a master’s degree in organizational strategic leadership from Palm Beach Atlantic University with an emphasis on strategic planning and leadership development. Throughout college and into his professional career, James has lived with the calling expressed by Winston Churchill, “We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.”

Katie Fleetwood is a Program Manager for Humana’s Medicaid line of business in the state of Florida. After obtaining her Masters Degree in Business Administration – Healthcare Management from Saint Leo University in 2014, Ms. Fleetwood began working for a strategic healthcare firm which led her to her current role at Humana. Currently, Ms. Fleetwood leads a statewide team of outreach representatives whose main purpose is to connect resources, providers, and members to one another in an effort to create a healthier community. Ms. Fleetwood also serves as a Well-Being and Cultural Engagement Champion for Humana where she is able to implement healthy initiatives for associates’ mind, body and soul. A single mother of a 7 year old boy on the autism spectrum, Ms. Fleetwood dedicates her free time to work with organizations like Autism Speaks to enhance the lives of children, adults, and families of those impacted by autism.

As Executive Director of the Miami-Dade County Homeless Trust, Victoria L. Mallette is responsible for directing and implementing Miami-Dade County’s Community Homeless Plan, the local Continuum of Care’s approach to ending homelessness. She provides administrative, contractual and policy formulation assistance related to homeless services, and oversees a $60 million budget, in collaboration with a 27-member Board of Trustees.

Brian is the Chief Operating Officer at Homeless Services Network, Inc., the lead agency facilitating the planning and investment towards the goal of ending homelessness in Central Florida. Brian has over twenty years of experience as social sector executive — leading organizations delivering homeless persons access to housing, healthcare and employment opportunities through a variety of successful social enterprises. A 2017 import from Vancouver, Canada he was recognized as one 40 Under 40 CEO’s, Canadian Social Entrepreneur of the Year by Trico Foundation, and was pinned with the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal. Since moving to Orlando, he has worked tirelessly build systems assisting homeless persons in the midst of our housing affordability crisis, seasonal hurricanes, and the recent COVID19 pandemic. Brian has quickly gained a reputation for facilitating collaborative action to ensure Central Florida remains focused on caring for those without a home.

Courtney Walker is currently serving as the Interim State Coordinator for the Florida Department of Education’s (FLDOE) Homeless Education Program (HEP). She has been with the program for four and a half years. Ms. Walker has been with FLDOE for nearly 16 years previously working in the Office of Healthy Schools, Bureau of Curriculum and Instruction, and the Migrant Education Program. In her current role, Courtney assists local school districts serving students that are experiencing homelessness through addressing identification and barriers to regular school attendance and academic achievement.
Ms. Walker is a graduate of Florida State University earning a Bachelor’s in Information Studies and Master’s in Educational Policy with certification in Program Evaluation. She has a passion for all needs of children and youth being met especially students that are overlooked and underserved. In her spare time, Courtney enjoys spending time with her family and friends across Florida, traveling, writing, exploring the outdoors, and mentoring.