Westside Future Fund (WFF) announced today the appointment of four new members to its Board of Directors: Peter Carter, Chief External Affairs Officer of Delta Air Lines; Brent Fielder, Senior Director of Corporate Social Responsibility at Chick-fil-A, Inc.; Marcy Fink, Head of Wholesale Credit Delivery at Truist; and Brenda Hofmann, Senior Vice President and Chief of Internal Audit at The Coca-Cola Company. Each brings deep expertise in corporate leadership, governance, finance, and community impact to advance WFF’s mission of resident-centered neighborhood restoration on Atlanta’s historic Westside.

“We are honored to welcome these accomplished leaders to the Westside Future Fund Board,” said John Ahmann, President & CEO of Westside Future Fund. “Their collective experience across global enterprises, financial institutions, and community-focused organizations strengthens our ability to deliver long-term, community-focused outcomes for historic Westside residents.”

Peter Carter serves as Delta Air Lines’ Chief External Affairs Officer, overseeing the company’s international, legal, regulatory, government affairs, sustainability, and corporate responsibility efforts worldwide. A member of Delta’s Leadership Committee, Carter previously served as Delta’s Chief Legal Officer and played a key role in securing federal support for the aviation industry during the COVID-19 pandemic. He brings extensive experience navigating complex public-private partnerships and global stakeholder engagement.

Brent Fielder is Senior Director of Corporate Social Responsibility at Chick-fil-A, Inc., where he leads initiatives aligned with the company’s corporate purpose and legacy of generosity. A former Chick-fil-A Owner-Operator, Fielder has spent his career focused on leadership development, nonprofit governance, and community-based impact, with a particular passion for investing in the next generation of leaders.

Marcy Fink leads Truist’s Wholesale Credit Delivery team, a 700-plus-member organization responsible for structuring, underwriting, and managing credit for wholesale clients. With more than 25 years of experience in commercial lending and real estate finance, Fink brings deep expertise in risk management, capital markets, and institutional stewardship critical to large-scale community development efforts.

Brenda Hofmann is Senior Vice President and Chief of Internal Audit at The Coca-Cola Company, where she oversees independent evaluations of financial, operational, IT, and compliance risks across the global enterprise. A longtime Coca-Cola leader with international experience, Hofmann contributes a strong background in governance, financial oversight, and organizational integrity.

Westside Future Fund also extends its sincere appreciation to Board members concluding their service this year for their leadership, guidance, and commitment to WFF’s mission. Their contributions have helped shape a model of restoration without displacement that continues to guide the organization’s work and impact across the Westside.

The 2026 members of Westside Future Fund’s Board of Directors include:

• T. Dallas Smith, Board Chair, Founder & CEO, T. Dallas Smith & Company
• Peter Muñiz, Co-Vice-Chair, Vice President & Deputy General Counsel, The Home Depot
• Sylvia Russell, Co-Vice-Chair, Retired President, AT&T Georgia
• Reverend Kenneth Alexander, Pastor, Antioch Baptist Church North
• Tom Boney, Retired Senior VP and President, Novelis North America
• Peter Carter, Chief External Affairs Officer, Delta Air Lines
• Shawntel Hebert Clark, Managing Attorney of Employment, Vanderlande Industries, Inc. 
• Michael J. Cochran, Partner, Kilpatrick Townsend
• Brent Fielder, Vice President of Global Impact, Chick-fil-A, Inc.
• Marcy Fink, Head of Wholesale Credit Delivery, Truist
• Greer Gallagher, Senior Vice President, Holder Construction
• John Gamble, Chief Financial Officer, Equifax
• Virginia Hepner, Retired CEO, Woodruff Arts Center & Wachovia Bank
• Colline Hernandez-Ayala, Principal, Perkins&Will
• Brenda Hofmann, Senior Vice President & Chief of Internal Audit, The Coca-Cola Company
• Kevin Holt, COO/CFO, H&H Hospitality
• Susan Somersille Johnson, Chief Marketing Officer, Prudential Financial
• Hilliary Jones, Senior Vice President – Banking Group Manager, PNC
• Harrison Lance, Senior Trade & Investment Officer, United Kingdom Department for Business and Trade
• Lea Kuschel, Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers
• Wonya Lucas, Retired President & Chief Executive Officer, Hallmark Media Networks
• A.J. Robinson, President, Central Atlanta Progress
• Danny Shoy, Managing Director of Youth Development & Westside Atlanta, Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation
• Dave Stockert, Retired, Post Properties
• Beverly Thomas, Retired Vice President of Communications & Public Affairs, Kaiser Permanente
• Ex-Officio Member: Courtney English, Chief Policy Officer & Senior Advisor to the Mayor, City of Atlanta
• Ex-Officio Member: Eloisa Klementich, President & CEO, Invest Atlanta
• Ex-Officio Member: Terri M. Lee, President & CEO, Atlanta Housing
• Ex-Officio Member: Kathy Waller, Executive Director, Atlanta Committee for Progress
• Ex-Officio Member: Major R.M. Woolfolk, IV, Atlanta Police Department, Enforcement Section

About Westside Future Fund
Westside Future Fund (WFF) is a place-based nonprofit dedicated to advancing a compassionate and equitable approach to neighborhood revitalization of five historic Westside neighborhoods: Ashview Heights, Atlanta University Center, English Avenue, Vine City, and Just Us. WFF’s signature initiative, Home on the Westside, empowers legacy residents to rent, buy and retain affordable housing. WFF drives transformational change by championing four key impact strategies: mixed-income communities, cradle-to-career education, safety and security, and health and wellness. To learn more, follow us on Facebook (@Westside Future Fund), Instagram (@westsidefuturefund), LinkedIn (@Westside Future Fund) and X (@WFFAtlanta), or visit www.westsidefuturefund.org.