Board & Advisors

Mr. Hueser joined the Board in 2016 after retiring from IBM. His career began as an educator and coach in the Midwest. He was then recruited by the IBM Corporation, initially for a sales position, which turned into a 30-year career that moved him around the United States. Those moves included stints in IBM finance, product development, marketing and business practices. The final decade of Mr. Hueser’s career was focused on the state and local government business segment. He was part of the original " IBM Smarter Cities" campaign, which is still in place today in the U.S. and internationally. Mr. Hueser’s hobbies include cycling and tennis.  He has worked for other non-profits, most recently, the Washington West Film Festival in Reston, VA, where he did event planning and fundraising. Mr. Hueser is a graduate of Minnesota State University with a degree in English and Speech.

Ms. Jennings founded Quincy CFO in 2010 to provide accounting and CFO services to businesses local to the D.C. metro area. Prior to starting her own business, but after working for Arthur Andersen LLP, Ms. Jennings worked as a leader in accounting and finance for a privately help real estate consulting firm and a publicly traded biotech company. She has helped her clients work towards growth and sustainability by building sound financial reporting, process improvement, and strength in infrastructure throughout the back office. Ms. Jennings is active in the Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants serving as a member of multiple committees and the Board.

Dr. Mason brings more than 25 years of experience in student affairs to her role as the collegewide dean of student success and Rockville student affairs at Montgomery College. Since 2001, she has served students at the College as a counselor and department chair of Counseling and Advising; as an administrative associate in the Office of the Executive Vice President for Academic and Student Services; and most recently as the associate dean of student services at the Takoma Park/Silver Spring Campus. Notable accomplishments in these roles include developing more than 70 transfer articulation agreements with four-year institutions and other community partners, creating a successful athletic eligibility certification process, and managing relevant academic area reviews and outcomes assessment processes. In addition, she has participated in many campus and collegewide committees including the Academic Area Review Committee, Title IX Advisory Committee, Collegewide Behavioral Intervention Team, Closing the Achievement Gap Task Group, and the Presidential Search Advisory Committee. These and other contributions earned Dr. Mason the Faculty Outstanding Service Award in 2011. Prior to joining Montgomery College, Dr. Mason served in various capacities at the University of Maryland, the University of Pennsylvania, and Towson University. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania, as well as Master of Arts and doctoral degrees in counseling psychology from the University of Maryland.

As President and CEO of Jeff Miller Consulting Alliance, Mr. Miller offers his clients passion and expertise honed by more than 30 years of entrepreneurial and community experience. He helps small- to mid-sized business owners—as well as non-profit organizations—create and implement systems for improving accountability, develop leadership skills, build better teams and achieve financial stability and growth. He also believes in the power of giving back as exemplified by his service on the Board of Leadership Montgomery, as a past president of the Rockville Chamber of Commerce, past chair of the Corporate Volunteer Council of Montgomery County, and past chair of Manna Food Center. In 2015, JMCA was awarded The Sole Proprietor of the Year Award by the Corporate Volunteer Council of Montgomery County and the 2016 Community Service Award by the Rockville Public Safety Committee. Mr. Miller was also recognized as the Citizen of the Year by the Rockville Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Miller graduated Magna Cum Laude from the City University of New York with a degree in History. He joined the Board in 2018.

Mr. Quinn is the founder and CEO of TBH Consulting, which provides accounting and financial reporting advisory services to public and private companies. Prior to launching TBH Consulting, he spent more than 29 years in public accounting, including 18 years as a Partner. Most recently, he led Ernst & Young's (EY) Financial Accounting Advisory Services (FAAS) practice for the Northeast region. Before leading the FAAS practice, Mr. Quinn served as an audit partner at EY. Mr. Quinn has served on several boards in the past including the Aerospace Industries Association, the Northern Virginia Technology Council (Treasurer for two years), and The National Center for Children & Families (Treasurer for five years). He joined Future Link’s Board in 2017.

Ms. Rader joined Future Link’s Board in 2014 representing one of Future Link’s main educational partners. She is a senior-level higher education professional with more than 20 years’ experience in student affairs, strategic development, career and experiential learning, external relations and collaborative partnerships. Ms. Rader has held numerous roles within the University System of Maryland including Coordinator of the Federal Work-Study Community Service Program, Education Finance Coordinator, and most recently as Director of Career & Internship Services at the Universities at Shady Grove. A former Co-Chair of Montgomery County Business and Professional Women’s Organization and Scholarship Committee, Ms. Rader was previously honored with their “Young Careerist” Award. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from the University of Maryland and completed a Master of Science in Management with a specialization in Nonprofit Administration from University of Maryland University College.

A veteran of the business world, Mr. Shevitz is retired after a 30-year career in the professional training and education field. Most recently he served as President of Learning Tree International, a leading worldwide provider of technology training to large corporate and governmental organizations. Previously, Mr. Shevitz held corporate leadership positions as Executive in Residence, Education for Great Hill Partners and CEO of UMUC Online. Mr. Shevitz has an MBA from the University of Virginia and has been a resident of Montgomery County since completing his studies in 1981.

Ebonie Gadson is currently a senior majoring in Information Science with the University of Maryland, College Park (UMCP) at the Universities at Shady Grove (USG). She currently works at USG's IT service desk, in addition to having two years of experience in supporting users on college campuses and a government office through technical support. Ms. Gadson also has a keen interest in empowering youth to pursue careers in STEM through assisting students to develop games, websites, and code. As a critical-thinker, she has worked on projects that involved database development, user experience design, and data analysis. In her spare time, Ms. Gadson enjoys a good Netflix binge, yoga, and hanging out with friends.