Dr. Pennino earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Notre Dame before receiving a medical degree from Georgetown University Medical School. He completed a Plastic Surgery Residency, followed by a Hand Fellowship, at the University of New Mexico, a General Surgery Residency at the University of Rochester Medical Center, and an Aesthetic Fellowship at Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital in New York City. Board certified in hand surgery, plastic surgery, and laser surgery, Dr. Pennino is Senior Vice President of the Rochester Regional Health Specialty Medical and Surgery Group, Chair of Surgery at Rochester Regional Health, and Chief of Surgical Services at Rochester General Hospital, as well as a Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery at the University of Rochester Medical Center.

Nancy Bond received her BSN from the University of Rochester in 1978. She worked at Rochester General Hospital as a nurse until 1993, and has since served as Vice President of Bond Financial Network. She is currently a member of the U of R George Eastman Circle, the co-chair of the U of R Rochester Philanthropy Council, and works with Water for South Sudan. Nancy has greatly enjoyed her time spent on mission trips to Belize with InterVol.

Ginny Clark received both her bachelor's and master's degrees in service leadership and innovation from the Rochester Institute of Technology. She joined Constellation Brands in January 1998 and has held various titles in the company. Today, she serves as Executive Director of The Sands Family Foundation. She has also managed a number of significant initiatives that have had a positive economic impact in our communities. Ginny has traveled with InterVol on mission trips to Haiti and is deeply involved in the Rochester community. 

Dan is a longtime supporter of InterVol thanks to his friendship with Dr. Ralph and Dr. Tim.  He is an active volunteer with Rochester Regional Health where he currently serves as Chair of the Health Care Services Board overseeing Rochester General and Unity Hospitals and their affiliates.  Dan is a founding member and Chair of the GRIPA Board.  He is the President Emeritus of the Al Sigl Community of Agencies which he led for 29 years.  Dan was Honorary Chair of Off the Vine in 2017, and his trip to Belize in March 2018 changed his life.

Hugh Thomas attended Johns Hopkins University, where he received a B.A. in Economics. He then went on to receive his J.D. from the University of Maryland School of Law. Hugh is currently Chief Administration Officer of Rochester Regional Health, as well serving as Corporate Counsel and Executive Vice President since 2001.

Dr. O'Connor earned his medical degree at Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland. He completed a Plastic Surgery and General Surgery Residency at the University of Rochester Medical Center. Additionally, Dr. O’Connor has received training in head and neck surgery at Roswell Park Cancer Institute. Board certified in plastic surgery, general surgery, and hand surgery, Dr. O’Connor is also a Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery at the University of Rochester Medical Center. Currently, he is the Chief of Plastic Surgery at Rochester General Hospital.

Amanda Burns attended University of Rochester where she received her B.A. in Political Science. She also received her J.D. from University at Buffalo Law School. Amanda is a partner at Ward Greenberg Heller & Reidy LLP where she counsels and represents corporations, institutions and individuals in business and commercial disputes, insurance recoveries and employment/discrimination matters.  She further provides pro bono legal assistance to InterVol, as well as other organizations and individuals in the community, and serves on the board of Legal Assistance of Western New York (LawNY).

Dr. Mona Gandhi is an Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice Administration and the director of the Drug Information Center at St. John Fisher College Wegmans School of Pharmacy.  In addition to her specialized training in medical information, she also serves as a consultant for women’s health issues including medication use during lactation and infertility therapies.  Mona mentors doctoral candidates and post-doctoral trainees throughout the curriculum and within the pharmacy practice in Rochester. She is an advisor of the nationally recognized Phi Lambda Sigma Pharmacy Leadership Society. Mona is a highly engaged member of the non-profit Rochester community and is involved with United Way of Greater Rochester, Bivona Child Advocacy Center, Willow Domestic Violence Center and InterVol. 

Peter Parts graduated with an Executive Master's in Business Administration in 1998 from the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) and sits on the Dean's Advisory Council at RIT's Saunders School of Business and the Flaum Eye Institute at the University of Rochester. He founded the “Sharpen Your Saw Day” event at RIT, and Peter is one of the Founders of the “Raise a Glass Foundation” and of the “Great American International Wine Competition”. Peter is currently President of Peter Parts Electronics.

Cindy Gordon graduated from SUNY Delhi in 1971 with a degree in marketing and received her R.N. degree from SUNY Canton in 1976. After working as a clinical nurse for 27 years, she returned to complete her B.S.N. in 2005 from Roberts Wesleyan College, then went on to earn her M.S.N. in 2009 through Walden University. She is currently the Director of Telemedicine at Rochester General Hospital.

Dr. Cabral earned his medical degree at Boston University. He completed Family Medicine and Obstetrics & Gynecology from the University of Rochester Medical Center. Additionally, Dr. Cabral obtained board certifications in Hospice & Palliative Care, and Clinical Informatics. Currently, he is a Medical Director at Rochester Regional Health Center.

Marcie Hamilton attended Elmira College, where she received her Associates in Applied Science degree in Human Services and certification in Respiratory Therapy. For more than 15 years, Marcie provided respiratory care as a therapist in the respiratory and pulmonary field in Rochester, NY. Marcie is co-chair of the Victor-Farmington Thanksgiving and Christmas Food Basket Program, and has served in various advisory board roles with the Athletic Booster Club and PTSA at Victor Central Schools, and the Victor YMCA. She currently works at St. Patrick's Preschool in Victor.

Michael Szuromi attended Cornell University, where he received his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. He began his career with DGA Builders in 1985, coming from a national firm which specialized in concrete. He quickly established a reputation for honesty and integrity with each of his many clients and projects. Michael has been Chief Executive Officer of DGA Builders, LLC, since 2008.