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Grant Fairy is a Texas nonprofit corporation operating through a fiscal
sponsorship with Players Philanthropy Fund, a Maryland charitable trust
recognized by IRS as a tax-exempt public charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the
Internal Revenue Code (Federal Tax ID: 27-6601178). Contributions to Grant Fairy
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CANDY SLOCUM


MEMBER

BIO

Candy Slocum is Executive Director of North Central Texas InterLink, Inc., a
regional non-profit business~education alliance that was named a Model Program
by the State of Texas for working with CTE Directors to align programs of study
with North Central Texas employer demand. InterLink’s Board consists of seventy
members who advocate for preparing a skilled workforce and building a bridge
between business and education.

A visionary who has been a Labor Market Strategist and Futurist for more than
two and a half decades, Candy is a noted speaker at conferences and events where
she features game changing trends that will affect the future of work.

In addition to serving on the Grant Fairy Advisory Board, Candy serves on the
advisory board of the North Texas Commission and numerous committees of regional
school districts in the Dallas/Fort Worth Region. She was the first woman
president elected to the College Mound Water Department, and has served in
appointed capacities on committees including the City of Dallas, Texas
Association of Realtors and the Texas Education Agency. She is an Alumnae of
Leadership Texas, which promotes women as leaders,

 


MICHAEL WILLIAMS


MEMBER

BIO

Michael L. Williams, the former State of Texas Education Commissioner, was named
UNT Dallas' first Distinguished Leader-In-Residence in August 2016. Mr. Williams
most recently served as Commissioner of the Texas Education Agency, where he led
oversight of primary and secondary public education in the state. The only
African American to hold a statewide elected executive position in Texas'
history, Williams also served on the Texas Railroad Commission from 1999 to
2011. He was first appointed to the commission by then-Governor George W. Bush,
but went on to win elections statewide in 2000, 2002 and 2008. Mr. Williams
holds undergraduate, graduate and law degrees from the University of Southern
California. In 1990, President George H.W. Bush appointed Williams Assistant
Secretary of Education for Civil Rights. He also served as Special Assistant to
Attorney General Richard Thornburgh from 1998-99. He began his career in his
hometown of Midland, Texas, as an assistant district attorney, later serving as
a federal prosecutor. Among other volunteer honors, Williams is past Honorary
State Chairman of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Texas.


TRACEY BECKETT


MEMBER

BIO

Tracey was born and raised in the North Texas community. She loved her public
school education where she fell in love with reading at an early age, got to
explore the fun of the scientific method, joined her school’s theater
department, participated in her high school’s math club, learned how to study,
formed lifelong friendships, and so much more. Because she felt that her
hometown invested so much in her formative years, she was excited to graduate
with a degree in education and invest back in her community. This led to a
career in education technology, partnering with schools and educators across
Texas and a renewed passion for a good story. That’s why when Tracey first heard
the story of Grant Fairy, she knew she wanted to be a part of it.

If Tracey’s not working on emails in her day job or working with the Grant Fairy
team, you’ll find her going on a walk with her dog Millie, reading another
mystery thriller, or attempting to bake the latest recipe from Instagram.


WES JUREY


ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER

BIO

Visionary Executive, Master Strategist, Noted Speaker

Mr. Jurey is a nationally known nonprofit Executive, with 52 years of
experience. He has worked at local, regional, national, and international
levels, known for his vision, strategic planning, innovation, and ability to
turn financially destitute Organizations into financially sustainable
corporations.
Wes has founded 7 successful nonprofit corporations; served in numerous
appointed leadership positions in state and federal agencies; testified before
Congress; and provided recommendations to the Obama Administration.

Wes has established innovative approaches in economic, workforce & community
development, and public policy; securing over $1billion in state and federal
assistance; premised on three fundamentals: sustainability, scalability, and
replicability.
Notably, Wes is the former Chairman of the Texas Workforce Investment Council,
which oversees the development of the statewide strategic plan for the 8 state
agencies that comprise the Texas Workforce System.

Wes is a noted speaker, strategist, tactician, planner, coach and mentor, who
builds trust and confidence with those he serves.

CURRENT ROLES:

 * Founder and Executive Director of Redemption Bridge
 * Founder and CEO of the Agricultural Technology Innovation Partnership (ATIP)
   Foundation
 * Senior Advisor to the Manufacturing Skill Standards Council
 * Advisory Council, Coalition for Career Development Center.


WES JUREY


ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER

ABOUT

Visionary Executive, Master Strategist, Noted Speaker
Mr. Jurey is a nationally known nonprofit Executive, with 52 years of
experience. He has worked at local, regional, national, and international
levels, known for his vision, strategic planning, innovation, and ability to
turn financially destitute Organizations into financially sustainable
corporations.
Wes has founded 7 successful nonprofit corporations; served in numerous
appointed leadership positions in state and federal agencies; testified before
Congress; and provided recommendations to the Obama Administration.
Wes has established innovative approaches in economic, workforce & community
development, and public policy; securing over $1billion in state and federal
assistance; premised on three fundamentals: sustainability, scalability, and
replicability.
Notably, Wes is the former Chairman of the Texas Workforce Investment Council,
which oversees the development of the statewide strategic plan for the 8 state
agencies that comprise the Texas Workforce System.
Wes is a noted speaker, strategist, tactician, planner, coach and mentor, who
builds trust and confidence with those he serves.

CURRENT ROLES:

 * Founder and Executive Director of Redemption Bridge
 * Founder and CEO of the Agricultural Technology Innovation Partnership (ATIP)
   Foundation
 * Senior Advisor to the Manufacturing Skill Standards Council
 * Advisory Council, Coalition for Career Development Center.


KHIRY KEMP


ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER

BIO

Ed Tech Leader, Author, Career Development Guru

Khiry co-founded Oppti, a software platform with the largest database of
internships and volunteer opportunities for high school students. He's also the
co-author of Starting Your Own Microbusiness, a book that helps young people
explore, initiate, and execute business ideas. He also founded a nonprofit,
Building BLOC, that provides youth mentorship services for college and career
development.


JANEL HUMPHRIES


FOUNDER/CEO

BIO

Inspired Leader, Educator and Care Giver

Janel Humphries grew up in a suburb outside of St. Louis, Missouri; a huge
sports fan she cheers the Cardinals, the Blues and all things MIZZOU. However,
as a 10+ year resident of Texas (Dallas County), she enjoys enthusiastically
supporting the states’ major sports teams. Her professional career includes: 15+
years in the Financial Services industry in Management and Training and
Development and 10 years in education supporting Career and Technical
Education(CTE) programming and business and industry partnerships.

Janel strongly believes in the power of giving and to date has completed
hundreds of hours of volunteer work with senior citizens and middle and high
school students.

Janel’s work in founding Grant Fairy was inspired by the fantastic nursing
assistants and dining staff at her grandmothers assisted living facility and the
custodial teams disinfecting her workspace at the height of the COVID pandemic.
Ultimately, Grant Fairy, is dedicated to enriching the lives of under-recognized
Workplace Heroes in Texas.

QUOTE

“I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you
did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” ― Maya Angelou


JANE DOE


FOUNDER

ABOUT

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