Board of Directors

Hank is the founder of Prejudice Unfounded. He has over 50 years of experience working with Fortune 500 firms as an IT and management professional in the fields of telecommunications and pharmaceuticals as well as the financial services industry. In his youth, Hank served in the military, and in retirement, he served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Mexico. Hank is now a family man and a caretaker, and he dedicates his free time to the undoing of prejudice.

Antonio has had a very distinguished career filled with a diverse set of skills. He has a formal education in chemistry, applied mathematics, and research. Additionally, he has worked with the private sector as well as the government with regards to databases, consulting, and research. Antonio is a family man and has been instrumental in working with anti-corruption and moving Prejudice Unfolded forward.

Byron, has forty years in international economic, trade, and community development projects, working with government agencies, international organizations, universities, consulting firms, and the Peace Corps in the US, Europe, Latin America, Asia & Africa. Fluent in Spanish & French, proficient in Portuguese. Some of the companies, government agencies and universities Byron has provided intellectual capital & management support are: Carana Corp., Peace Corps, Arthur D. Little, MIT, State of Massachusetts, US Treasury Dept., US Embassy in France , & office of the Secretary General.

Dennis has had lifelong side interests and done graduate, volunteer, and consulting work in human rights, international regimes and organizations, sustainability, and diversity, adding to these more recently the teaching of history and the role of museums.
Dennis is also engaged with and advocates for causes that support an increasing share of the arts in education.

Dennis holds a BA in Economics and Political Science from Purchase College and an MA and MPhil in International Relations from Columbia University, where he was a research assistant for the Center for the Study of Human Rights.

Dennis lives in Norwalk, CT.

Dennis has had lifelong side interests and done graduate, volunteer, and consulting work in human rights, international regimes and organizations, sustainability, and diversity, adding to these more recently the teaching of history and the role of museums.
Dennis is also engaged with and advocates for causes that support an increasing share of the arts in education.

Dennis holds a BA in Economics and Political Science from Purchase College and an MA and MPhil in International Relations from Columbia University, where he was a research assistant for the Center for the Study of Human Rights.

Dennis lives in Norwalk, CT.