Chelsea Natasha Hall serves as a community representative for the Miami-Dade Unit of the American Cancer Society.  Ms. Hall is the Miami-Dade Unit staff partner responsible for the American Cancer Society following signature events: Relay for Life of Homestead, Relay for Life of Cutler Bay, Relay for Life of Blue Lagoon and Relay for Life of North Miami/North Miami Beach. She is also the Miami-Dade Unit staff partner for the Community Education Grant Program and the African American Women's Ujima Covenant disparities program. Before joining the American Cancer Society, she served as a Sales Consultant with Cargill.

Ms. Hall is a member of the Miami Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. She currently serves as the Delta Academy 2006-2007 Committee Chair. She is also a minister in training at Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church, serving under Dr. Walter T. Richardson.

A Florida native, Ms. Hall received her Bachelor of Science degree in Agribusiness with honors from Florida A&M University and is currently pursuing a Masters in Public Administration from Nova Southeastern University.

Marie Triche, Board Member

Marie Triche is a West Indian native born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. She has resided in the United States since the age of two and has called Florida her home. As the eldest of five, Marie takes pride in setting an example to her siblings, which has subsequently guided her as a leader in her community. Since her adolescent years, Marie has worked extensively in South Florida in civic engagement projects targeting marginalized communities. Her objective is to advocate the concerns of immigrants, particularly people of Haitian background.

In addition, Marie graduated from Florida A&M University Magna Cum Laude.  She held various leadership positions as Student Government Senator, Activities Director for the Haitian Cultural Club, and Vice-President of the Beta Alpha Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. She is currently pursuing her Juris Doctorate at the University of Florida Levin College of Law. Upon graduation, Marie hopes to work in International law with a focus on global politics. Her aim is to work extensively in Haiti, revitalizing rural areas through urban development, increasing the commercial trade of goods and services, and promoting political stability. 

Carmen Williams, Board Member

Carmen Williams was born and raised in Bristol, Florida, and was educated in the Liberty County school systems. A staunch and firm believer in literacy as well as the power of education and scholarship, Carmen graduated from Liberty County High School in 1998 as the First African American Valedictorian in the school's history. Upon graduation, she was awarded a full Presidential Scholarship to attend Florida A&M University in Tallahassee, Florida. In 2004, Carmen graduated Magna Cum Laude from the School of Business and Industry at FAMU receiving her Master of Business Administration degree with concerntrations in Finance and Accounting.

Currently, she is an Analyst at Lehman Brothers, Incoporated in New York, New York. Prior to joining Lehman Brothers, she worked as an Associate in the Investment Management Division at PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP. Her community affiliations include: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority , Incoporated (initiated through Beta Alpha Chapter), The New York Urban League- Young Professionals, and the National Association of Black Accountants. Ms. Williams is a member of First Corinthian Baptist Church in Harlem, New York.