Speakers

Amy Mizcles leads the organization’s work in Williamson County. She is passionate about bringing the community together to address the underlying causes and consequences of poverty. Amy brings 20+ years of experience in public policy, government relations, program development, and nonprofit leadership. She is a graduate of Baylor University (Bachelor of Arts) and the University of Texas at Austin (Master of Science in Social Work).

Kedrick Jeffries serves as the Chief Executive Officer for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Texas. Jeffries’ career has been devoted to youth development. He previously worked with The Boys and Girls Clubs of Austin where he served as the Chief Club Operations Officer. He has also worked with Communities in Schools of Central Texas and with the Austin and Pflugerville independent school districts leading Out of School Time programming, as well as with the AFL-CIO and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) in Washington, D.C.

Jeffries is also a fellow of the local African American Leadership Institute and Minister of Music at Mt. Zion Baptist Church. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with family and friends, playing golf, and traveling.

Nearly 20 years of public health and humanitarian aid experience with a proven track record of strengthening supply chain systems for health, development, and emergency programs for aid organizations. Exceptional cross-cultural communication skills gained while working extensively in over 30 countries. Strong strategic development, supervisory, and change management skills. Proven ability to build teams, systems, and compliance structures. Native English speaker, and fluent in French.

Tony Moline has been the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Cedar Park Chamber of Commerce since November 2012. He has a professional background in the chamber industry, with a career spanning back to 2006.

In addition to his role at the Cedar Park Chamber, Moline is currently in his third term on the Board of the Texas Chamber of Commerce Executive's Association (TCCE), the oldest State Chamber organization in the United States. He is also serving his third term on the Board of Directors for the Texas Association of Business (TAB), the State Chamber of Commerce. Furthermore, Moline has previously held the positions of CEO at the Coppell Chamber and Vice President at the Lufkin/Angelina County Chamber.

Moline is an alumnus of Stephen F. Austin State University and received his Certified Chamber Executive Designation from the US Chamber of Commerce in 2021. He is also a graduate of the Institute for Organizational Management at the University of Arizona, holding an IOM designation. Additionally, he completed the Community Development Council's Professional Community and Economic Developer program, earning his PCED designation.

Doug, a proud Rotary Club of Temple-South member since 2000, has held multiple leadership positions, including President, Foundation Chair, Board Member, and Chair of the Neighborhood Flag Project. He is also recognized in the District 5870 Roll of Fame. Doug has served as the District DAP Grant Coordinator for the past three years and is currently the District Governor-Elect. He is a Major Donor 1, , Sustaining Member, and Paul Harris Society Member. Doug and his wife, Lisa, have 5 children: Hailey (& Luke), Calvin, Reagan (& Josh). They also have a Miniature Schnauzer named Charlie, who serves as the unofficial Mascot of District 5870 for Doug's District Governor year. Professionally, Doug is a Partner in PapergraphicsPrinting and FastSigns in Temple, Texas. He actively contributes to his community as an Elder at Redeemer Presbyterian Church.