Dallas College Foundation Announces Eight New Board Members

DALLAS, TX February 3, 2026 – Dallas College Foundation is pleased to announce the appointment of eight new members to its board of directors, each of whom bring extensive leadership and experience spanning business, education, philanthropy, community development, and governance.

“For more than 50 years, Dallas College Foundation has been a driving force behind Dallas College’s success, with the board of directors playing a vital role in shaping strategy, strengthening industry partnerships, and supporting today’s students while preparing tomorrow’s workforce,” said Josh Skolnick, executive director of Dallas College Foundation. “We look forward to the insight and industry influence our new board members will bring to this work.”

Each new board member brings visionary leadership and unique diversity of thought including:

• Kevin Bryant, General Counsel, Crow Holdings
• Nita Prothro Clark, Managing Partner, PCC Capital Management
• Susan Claycombe, Managing Director, Filoli Capital; Owner, Claycombe Group
• Alan Cohen, Founder and CEO, Child Poverty Action Lab
• Stephen Love, President & CEO, Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council
• Libby McCabe, Education and Health Policy Consultant
• Raj Narayanan, CEO and Managing Partner, Aerospace Quality Research and Development
• Ray Sedey, Chairman & CEO, McCarthy Holdings Inc.

“Dallas College Foundation is at a pivotal time as we aim to transform lives by connecting learners to rewarding careers, while meeting workforce needs critical to our region’s growth. Our new board members offer fresh industry perspective and a deep commitment to our mission,” said Regen Horchow, Dallas College Foundation board chair.

Dallas College Foundation continues to advance economic mobility for students in North Texas and produces generational impact for their families by channeling the power of philanthropy to lift Dallas College to new heights of innovation, excellence and equity. Dallas College has a $5.1 billion impact on the regional economy through operations and construction spending, student spending, and alumni impact, and serves as the bridge to economic opportunity for students seeking high-demand careers, as well as employers seeking skilled job-ready talent.

About Dallas College Foundation:

Dallas College Foundation is an independent 501(c)3 that advances economic mobility for students by channeling the power of philanthropy to lift Dallas College to new heights of innovation, equity and excellence. Since its creation in 1973, the Foundation has raised more than $153 million in private donations and distributed more than $79 million in scholarships and grants to support thousands of students in Dallas College.