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Board of Directors | Advisory Committee

Mary Michelle Arsenault, Advisory Committee

Mary Michelle was born in Rwanda and grew up in Uganda, East Africa.  Today, she lives in Deltona, married to Denis and mother of a beautiful girl.  Mary Michelle works as an Infectious Disease Specialist at Fish Memorial in Orange City and Deland Hospitals.  Her education in Uganda included Registered Nursing and she served as a Post War Trauma Advisor in Rwanda following genocide.  Mary Michelle attended St. Andrews University in Michigan and has been working in Medical field as an RN for 25 years.

Mary Michelle and family are parishioners of Our Lady of Lakes in Deltona. She is actively involved with KUDU due to the close experiences of her own family in Uganda and Rwanda and firsthand experience of the devastation not to have basic and essential commodities of life.  KUDU is a blessing to assist child out of this devastation.

Denis Arsenault, Advisory Committee

Denis has over 25 years of information technology experience at organizations including Harcourt Brace, Buzzbrain.com, Tech Data, and Infotrax.  Among his areas of expertise, Denis has designed and produced many applications for the medical industry and learning solutions for education.  A graduate of the St. Leo University and the University of Phoenix with BS and MS degrees in Computer Information Systems, Denis is Senior Solutions Architect at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in Orlando.  In addition, Denis has served as adjunct faculty in a number of online university environments.  He and his wife, Mary-Michelle, reside in Deltona and have a daughter, Gabriella.  Mary-Michelle is a native of Uganda and Denis has been blessed to visit the country several times.  The Arsenault’s most recent visit, in spring of 2011, included a trip to the Home of the Holy Angels.  He is a passionate advocate for the children and people of this nation.

Andy DiLoreto, Advisory Committee

Mr. DiLoreto is currently the Assistant Comptroller with the Orange County Sheriff's Office, having served in the governmental accounting field for over 27 years, including positions as an Auditor and a Management Analyst. A Certified Government Financial Manager, Andy is a graduate of the University of Central Florida, receiving a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Accounting. Andy currently serves on advisory committees for the Orlando Federal Credit Union and the Florida Sheriff’s Association.  Andy, and his wife, LeeAnn, have three daughters, live in Winter Park, and have been active parishioners of St. Margaret Mary Parish community since 1988.  Each the girls attended SMM and currently attend Bishop Moore Catholic High School and UCF.

Michael Germain, Advisory Committee

Michael Germain is an Engineering Specialist with the State of Florida. He has worked in the Telecommunications industry and has planned, engineered and program managed multiple projects to improve and change telecommunication networks. He holds a Master's degree in Telecommunications Management from Keller Graduate School Of Management in Orlando Florida. He is fluent in English, Creole, French and is knowledgeable in Spanish. He is active in various church ministries and mission projects.

John Gilbert, Advisory Committee

A highly successful and motivated marketing professional, Mr. Gilbert brings over 25 years of experience in the communications industry providing his clients and employers with full service marketing, advertising, design, and public relations solutions. Representative of his accomplishments and contributions include local Addy awards in photography and audio visual production. Fund-raising clients include the Presbyterian Synod of Florida, the Girl Scouts of the Nation's Capital and the Catholic Diocese of Orlando.

Jack Prietsch, Advisory Committee

Jack is Director of Human Resources with Siemens Energy. He started his career in the late '70's in the defense industry in the field of supply management. His focus changed to Human Resources where he has held progressively responsible positions in the defense, IT and power industries.  In addition to working with the advisory committee for KUDU, Jack is actively engaged in supporting the Father Beiting Appalachian Mission Center, a ministry serving the poor in Appalachia.  He is also on the Board of Directors for Goodwill Industries of Central Florida.

John C. Schrenker, CPA, CFP,
Advisory Committee

John has over 30 years of accounting and financial experience.  He has been practicing as a sole practitioner since 1976, which a diverse clientele, ranging from individuals, to small and mid size businesses, which include non-profit organizations.  He is a member of the Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants as well as the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.  He is also a Certified Financial Planner, and is a member of the Financial Planning Association.

Betsy Schreyer, Advisory Committee

Betsy Schreyer is a professional grant writer and has been living in Central Florida since 2002. She assists with grant management and fundraising for Crealde School of Art and has had her own coaching practice since 2002. She has honed her business and leadership skills over many years in the trenches of corporate life, as a thought-leader, product developer, brand and marketing manager for forward-thinking organizations including Aveda Corporation, Rivertown Trading Corporation, the University of St. Thomas, and ChartHouse Learning Corporation (creators of the best-selling book and film FISH!).  She holds a B.A. in Intercultural Education from Wheaton College in Illinois and an Executive M.B.A. from the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota.  Betsy received her coaching training from Coaches Training Institute, and is currently gaining credentials for certification.

Mary D. Senne, Ph.D, Advisory Committee

After completing a master’s degree in psychology in 1984, worked in the mental health field for ten years in public and private settings. In 1992, began working in the disability community in Central Florida on behalf of second child Patrick.  Efforts included development of a behavioral center for children diagnosed with autism, Quest Kids, followed by the creation of the Center for Autism and Related Disabilities (CARD) in 1997.  During this same time worked closely with the local school systems and other community agencies to build capacity. Founded the Toni Jennings Exceptional Education Institute in 1999 at the University of Central Florida, College of Education with the goal of better preparing teachers to work with families of children with disabilities. Received Governors Points of Light Award from State of Florida for work in area of disabilities and education.  Completed doctoral degree in spring, 2005 from the University of Central Florida, with a research focus on preparing teachers to effectively partner with families of children with disabilities. Married, three children and lives in central Florida.

Mark Thompson, Advisory Committee

Mr. Thompson has almost 30 years of audit, accounting and marketing experience at organizations including Barnett Bank, ALLTEL, Deloitte and Price Waterhouse.  A graduate of the University of Delaware and a CPA, Mark is Manager, Internal Audit at Orlando Utilities Commission.  He serves on professional committees at the Orlando Federal Credit Union and Central Florida chapter of the IIA.  He and his wife, Louise, reside in College Park and have two boys; a recent graduate of Princeton and a student at Florida State University.  They have been parishioners at St. Margaret Mary since 2004.  Mark has been actively involved in Crown Financial Ministries, JustFaith and FOCCUS.