James George, President & Executive Director

Mr. George is a trusted friend and counselor to many people who seek to impact others in meaningful ways. He is an engaging person whose accomplishments attest to his highly effective management skills and leadership qualities. He has more than 16 years of experience in management.

Mr. Kirby Faulk, Public Relations

Mr. Faulk has thirty five years of combined experience in serving both corporate and non-profit organizations in marketing, and public relations. He is an avid reader and resourceful counselor in various aspects of the organization. 

Mrs. Salomy Oromariyil, Administration

Mrs. Oromariyil holds a graduate degree in Science and has more than eight years of experience in managing schools for physically and mentally challenged children in India.

Well versed with the complicated legal and political turf of South Asia.  Helped the organization earn all necessary legal approvals and licenses in India.

Dr. Maree Blackwell, Sponsor Relations

Host of Women’s Perspective Television Show and WGIB Radio, Birmingham, Alabama. Dr. Blackwell served 25 years at the University of Alabama as a professor at the Education Department. After her services in the field of education she started The Women’s Perspective, a television program that provides meaningful insights for daily life. Her international experience includes her service in Japan as the Director of Missions, The Southern Presbyterian Church.

Rev. Mathew Mammootil, Operations Director

Rev. Mammootil is an engaging Bible teacher and sought out speaker in various venues across India as well as the Indian community in the middle-east. He is highly capable of designing and implementing structure that allows a program to reach its full potential. His contributions have allowed the Read India program of Sanma to become one of the most effective literacy programs in India. 

Mr. Carey Robinson, Program Development

Mr. Robinson has served as a Baptist pastor for seventeen years till he retired in 2004. His practical approach to life’s challenges, candid nature, and the sense of humor has earned him a reputation as a resourceful advisor.

Mr. Robinson served as the chief editor of the former New Life Today magazine, which reached 26 states in the U.S. and in Brazil. He also hosted the KPLT Radio program aired from Paris, TX.

Ms. Dorothy Robinson, Administration

Ms. Robinson is the founder and president of Hope Management Inc., Dallas, Texas, a non-profit organization that provide Mentoring, Advocacy for “children- at-risk”, and special need population. She has thirty years of corporate world experience, working various aspects of administration at the Texas Instruments Inc.

Dr. Beverly Hollandsworth, Asst. Executive Director

Dr. Hollandsworth is a Senior Lecturer at the Business Management Department, University of Texas, Arlington, TX. She has earned her educational doctorate in Executive Leadership from The George Washington University, Washington, D.C. She has twenty- two years of working experience with Texas Instruments, leading business process and compliance audit team in eleven countries across five continents.

Myrle Gilmore, Director

Mrs. Gilmore has nineteen years of working experience with Retired Teachers Association of Texas administering and coordinating events and presenting cases at the meetings of retired teachers as well as student body across the state of Texas.

Highly regarded among the business and farm community in south central Texas through family owned and operated businesses and farms.

Advisory Board

Dr. Thomas Parackal, Advisory Board

Dr. Parackal is the retired principal of one of the largest public schools in Kerala.

More than 30 years of experience in the public education system of India.

Dr. Jeannine Thomas, Advisory Board

Owner and Chief Physician of Arlington Preventive Care Medical Center. Dr. Thomas’s volunteer spirit and contributions have helped various medical missions and community events. 

Pastor Chuck barnard, Advisory Board

Senior pastor of Greenbrier Baptist Church of Alvarado, TX, Pastor Barnard has traveled extensively on various humanitarian, medical, and educational missions through the South America, Africa, and Asia

Rev. Carey Robinson, Advisory Board

Mr. Robinson has served as a Baptist pastor for seventeen years till he retired in 2004. His practical approach to life’s challenges, candid nature, and the sense of humor has earned him a reputation as a resourceful advisor.

Mr. Robinson served as the chief editor of New Life Today magazine, which reached 26 states in the U.S. and in Brazil. He also hosted the KPLT radio program aired from Paris, TX.

Mrs. Myrle Gilmore, Advisory Board

Mrs. Gilmore has nineteen years of working experience with Retired Teachers Association of Texas administering and coordinating events and presenting cases at the meetings of retired teachers as well as student body across the state of Texas.

Highly regarded among the business, farm, and the media community in south central Texas through several family owned and operated businesses and farms

 Amendment- 1 of Supplemental Provisions of Articles 6
(Adopting new policies)

Conflict of Interest Policy: Sanma, its affiliates, and all officers and directors scrupulously shall avoid any conflict between their own respective personal, professional, or business interests and the interests of the organization in any and all actions taken by them on behalf of the organization in their respective capacities.

In the event that any Officer, or Director of the organization shall have any direct or indirect interest in, or relationship with, any individual or organization which proposes to enter into any transaction with the Association, including but not limited to transactions involving:

1. Sale, purchase, lease or rental of any property or other asset
2. Employment, or rendition of services, personal or otherwise
3. Award of any grant, contract, or subcontract
4. Investment or deposit of any funds of the Association

Such person shall give notice of such interest or relationship and shall thereafter refrain from engaging in making decisions regarding the particular transaction in which he has an interest, and will not attempt to exert any influence on the Association, or its components to affect such decision or transaction.

Performance Evaluation Policy:
James George, the Executive Director of the Board of Directors, requested that SANMA adopts a performance evaluation policy on the following matters:

1. Annual performance of the CEO/President/Executive Director for improvement in the quality of the organization
2. Annual performance of the projects/ programs of the organization in achieving the mission and objectives of the organization