– United Way of Tarrant County (UWTC)
announced Shon Dorsey as its new executive vice president and chief
impact officer, effective March 17.
In this role, Dorsey will oversee the organization’s direct service programs,
community outreach and financial and non-financial resource allocations. His
leadership will be instrumental in advancing UWTC’s impact across Tarrant
County in four areas: community health, education and learning, financial
stability and community resiliency.
“Shon’s passion for service, strategic leadership and deep commitment to
community transformation make him the right leader for this role,” said Adam D.
Powell, president and CEO of UWTC. “His experience in driving impactful
initiatives will be invaluable as we strengthen our efforts to create meaningful,
systemic change for individuals and families across Tarrant County.”
Dorsey brings more than 15 years of experience in nonprofit management,
capacity building, program design and community development. Most
recently, he served as national director of agency growth at Big Brothers Big
Sisters of America, where he spearheaded initiatives to expand the
organization’s national reach through new agency development, strategic
partnerships and organizational effectiveness. His leadership experience also
includes roles with Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Tarrant County, the YMCA of
Greater San Antonio and United Way of Greater Houston.
“I’ve been fortunate to engage in true community building across the country,
but leading strategy in the place I call home is especially meaningful,” said
Dorsey. “I’m excited to help drive innovative solutions that make a real
difference for our community.”
Dorsey holds a Master of Social Work degree with a focus on leadership and
administration and a Bachelor of Arts in communication with an emphasis on
public relations, both from the University of Houston. He is also a proud member
of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
