President and Chief Executive Officer

Michael Perez, leads Feeding and Healthcare Intervention. (FHCIN). One of the international relief and development organizations in the nation. Michael works closely with his executive leadership team to execute priorities in direct support of the charity’s mission to provide relief, recovery, and resilience to help impoverished families in Latin America and the Caribbean. As FHCIN continues to build homes and schools, its focus under Michael’s leadership is expanding to include sustainable community development by identifying and addressing economic, social, and spiritual challenges in a community, and empowering families to be self-sufficient and able to thrive in the long-term. The emphasis is now on “building lives” and not just “building things.” Michael joined FHCIN in October 2017, was appointed Executive Vice President in May 2020 and became President and Chief Executive Officer in January 2022. Michael first saw the work of FHCIN on a mission trip to Haiti in 2015 and realized that he could align his passion to help organizations scale for growth with donors who want to make a difference in the world by helping those who are less fortunate. ”

Michael previously served in global executive roles in Operations and Human Resources. His understanding of how to shape company cultures has enabled organizations to scale for growth. His focus is on clear strategic direction, efficiency, and driving organizational effectiveness, while guiding organizations during periods of significant change.

Michael was born and raised in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Florida and has a Certification in Organizational Development from Columbia University, as well as a Certification in Fundraising from Boston University.

“We focus on Latin America and the Caribbean and are one of the few that provide a platform for other subject matter experts to plug into that enables all of us to optimize our effectiveness and truly solve the multidimensional problems of poverty. This is what sets us apart from other NGOs. We understand that poverty isn’t just about food – it’s multidimensional. It can be about health, education and, of course, the spirit. Having all these elements come together is critically important to us. Lives depend on our effectiveness and efficiency and our donors will only give to us if they trust that we can do this.”

 

Susan Miller

Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer

Susan Miller is responsible for the financial and analytical oversight of FHCIN. Susan serves as the chief innovator for developing and improving systems and processes to enhance the organization’s efficiency. Her experience and deep understanding of FHCIN’s core mission and vision and her expertise in the nonprofit industry are key assets in her ability to evaluate the organization to ensure it fulfills its mission. Susan was most recently Chief Outcomes Officer, a position she was promoted to after serving as Controller for 5 years. She has worked in various financial roles for the charity since joining the organization. As Chief Outcomes Officer, Susan led a newly created department responsible for evaluating all aspects of the organization’s performance, including fundraising and program activities, and now combines those responsibilities with her duties as Chief Administrative Officer.

Born and raised in Ecuador, Susan is a graduate of Catholic University of Ecuador, where she received a degree in International Relations. She also holds a Master of Business Administration from Florida International University.

“I am deeply grateful and excited that, together, we are making a meaningful impact in the lives of those we serve in Latin America and the Caribbean every day. What sets FHCIN apart from other NGOs is our humility to acknowledge areas for improvement and commitment to continuous learning. We’re also unique in our deep partnership with supporters, our unwavering dedication to listening to the direct needs of the poor from Day 1, and our steadfast desire to provide solutions through goods, infrastructure, and development initiatives.”