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The APHE board of directors is comprised of 12-15 individuals elected by the APHE membership to provide organizational leadership and oversight. APHE seeks board members who are experts in the field and are driven to ensure that the organization's purpose, mission, and vision are defined and achievable. The entire board serves in a volunteer capacity and works tirelessly to support those that promote empathy through education.
| Row (from left to right): Melissa Logan, President Alberta SPCA Ashley Stanley, Vice-President Wayside Waifs Emily Strongin, Membership Secretary Humane Society of Charlotte Jennifer Barrett, Member-at-Large Humane Society of Huron Valley Inge Koopman-Leyva, Treasurer Liaison César Diaz, Technology Chair Animal Protection New Mexico Savanna New, Recording Secretary Jacksonville Humane Society Christine Davis, Lollypop Farm, the Humane Society of Greater Rochester Heather Franco Katie Campbell Adora R. Negrón Gómez Sandi Comunale Charleston Animal Society Luvin Arms Animal Sanctuary |
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 Advisors serve as critical contributors to the advancement of APHE. Advisors share their gifts in service to our mission by providing our organization with professional expertise, diverse knowledge of constituent perspectives, connections to local, national, or international resources, colleagues or peers, and other forms of needed assistance. They provide APHE with recommendations and opinions on matters related to APHE and help promote humane education and the work of APHE. Advisors have no governing function within the organization. Advisor terms are two years in length.
Eligibility Individuals are eligible for Senior Advisor status if at least one of the following criteria is met: 1. The individual is a past APHE board member (with at least one full term of service) 2. The individual has a unique or technical skill that will add to the advancement of APHE. |
