Habitat for Humanity of Wake County is pleased to announce the fiscal year 25-26 officers and committee chairs for its Board of Directors. Please join us in congratulating Evan Stolove (Chair), Whitney von Haam (Vice Chair), Amy Hilfiker (Treasurer), Wortham Boyle (Secretary), Quincy Amekuedi (HR Committee Chair), Ken Hyer (Nominating & Governance Committee Chair), and John Morgan (At-Large Executive Committee member).
Evan Stolove – Chair of the Board of Directors, Executive Committee Chair
Evan Stolove is entering his seventh year serving on the Habitat Wake Board. Evan is currently President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary at Enact, where he is responsible for legal, compliance, privacy, corporate governance, and state government affairs. Mr. Stolove joined the company in August 2016 as Senior Vice President and General Counsel, and assumed the additional role of Secretary in July 2017.
Immediately prior to Enact, Mr. Stolove worked at Fannie Mae, most recently serving as Vice President and Deputy General Counsel. Previously, Mr. Stolove was in private practice with the law firm of Arent Fox PLLC in its commercial litigation practice. Prior to that, he clerked for judges at the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland and the Maryland Court of Appeals.
Mr. Stolove received his undergraduate degree in Religious Studies and Psychology from the University of Michigan and a J.D. with honors from the University of Maryland School of Law.
Whitney von Haam – Vice Chair of the Board of Directors
Whitney von Haam is entering her fifth year serving on the Habitat Wake Board. Whitney serves as Executive Director of the Wake County Bar Association and Tenth Judicial District Bar in Raleigh, where she is responsible for the organizations' consistent achievement of their missions and financial objectives.
Whitney holds a bachelor of arts degree from Wellesley College, where she majored in English and art history, and a master’s degree in mass communications from University of Georgia. In addition to her service on the Habitat Wake Board, Whitney is a past president of the Junior League of Raleigh, past board chair of SAFEchild, and immediate past president of the National Association of Bar Executives.
Whitney and her three teenagers are avid travelers and concertgoers, but when they’re not on the road, they call North Raleigh home.
Amy Hilfiker – Treasurer, Finance Committee Chair
Amy Hilfiker is entering her fourth year on the Habitat Wake board. She has 17+ years of experience in public accounting and has worked with both public and nonpublic companies. Currently the Senior Tax Manager at EisnerAmper, Amy’s primary focus is tax services for corporations, partnerships, and individuals. She has experience with income tax, tax planning and consulting, state and local tax, Section 382 studies, nonprofits and tax research.
Amy's focus includes the construction and real estate industries, manufacturing and distribution industries, medical services and life science industries, and software and technology industries. Amy's service groups are state and local tax, partnerships, mergers and acquisitions, and owner-managed businesses.
Wortham Boyle – Secretary
Wortham Boyle has supported Habitat Wake for over 25 years, first engaging with the organization as a freshman at NC State during Shack-a-thon week. Since then, he has remained active as a volunteer, fundraiser, and board member, entering his fourth year on the Habitat Wake board.
After earning his degree from NC State, Wortham began his career in construction with CRC, a regional restoration firm. While there, he completed his MBA at Duke and advanced to Chief Operating Officer before the company’s eventual sale in 2012. He now serves as Managing Partner at Jones Advisors; a triangle-area firm offering insurance, employee benefits, and HR consultancy.
Wortham lives in Cary with his wife, Karen, and their two sons Charlie and Thomas. In addition to his work with Habitat, he interviews finalists for the Park Scholarship at NC State, serves on the board of Breakthrough T1D (formerly JDRF), and is Chairman of the Independent Insurance Agents of North Carolina. Wortham and his family attend Trailside Church in Cary.
Quincy Amekuedi – HR Committee Chair
Quincy Amekuedi is entering his third year on the Habitat Wake board. Quincy is an HR leader who loves turning talent into organizational advantage and has been part of growth and innovation with roles at Headspace, Meta, and Genworth, and Advance Auto Parts.
Known for his unique approach to talent management, Quincy brings a touch of humor and warmth to the table. With Quincy leading the way, you can expect a refreshing blend of expertise, creativity, and a genuine passion for building exceptional teams. He is eager and proud to serve the Habitat Wake community.
Ken Hyer – Nominating & Governance Committee Chair
Ken is entering his fourth year on the Habitat Wake Board and has been working with Habitat Wake as a Volunteer Construction Leader since 2012. He has also volunteered with numerous Habitat Global Village international affiliates over the years.
Since moving here after graduating from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 2010, Ken has worked for Cisco, currently as a Software Engineering Technical Leader and Architect in the Cisco IT Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure and Operations organization. He focuses on designing technical solutions for Cisco's internal infrastructure operations and leading a global team to implement them.
Ken lives in Durham with his wife (Liz) and their dog (Nora). In their free time, they like to travel, hike, kayak and cheer on the Hurricanes.
John Morgan – Executive Committee At-Large Member
John Morgan is entering his third year on the Habitat Wake board. John is currently the President of Growth Ventures at Home Solutions, a Raleigh-based digital marketing company that connects homeowners with home service providers online
Prior to Home Solutions, John worked at two different private investment funds (CenterGate Capital in Austin, TX and Plexus Capital in Charlotte, NC).
John is passionate about making homeownership both easier and more affordable.
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