“The place God calls you to is the place where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet.”
—Frederick Buechner
Bryan is a passionate faith-driven leader with nearly 20 years of diverse banking experience including management, lending, board service and community development. He is fueled by an entrepreneurial spirit and a commitment to impact the community. Bryan has a unique passion for formerly incarcerated. Over the last 10 years, he has been dedicated to the flourishing of returned citizen’s lives through financial empowerment, employment, education and relational discipleship.
35 years corporate finance and banking executive, notably as CFO of Range Resources (NYSE symbol RRC), an S&P 500 oil and gas exploration and production company, and Matador Petroleum. Roger’s preceding background at Bank of America included commercial lending, high-yield and high-grade debt, equity, structured finance, project finance, commodity and financial derivatives, and treasury management.. Long-term volunteer and prior governing board member of Prison Entrepreneurship Program.
Chairing the Entre Capital Credit Committee, Grant’s professional background includes being the former Chairman of the Board of Directors of TAB Bank, retired, and held various senior executive positions at GE Capital, Citigroup, Associates First Capital Corporation, and Volvo Group North America (AB Volvo Sweden). Brings experience in business leadership, treasury, finance, risk management, business development, operations, and strategic planning. Grant’s credit experience extends from equipment finance, real estate finance, and asset-based lending to the restructuring of policies, systems, and procedures for a nationally centralized credit operation.
Phi Tran serves as the COO/CFO of the Prison Entrepreneurship Program (PEP), overseeing daily operations and financial management. With a BBA in Accounting from the University of Houston, Phi brings extensive experience in finance, auditing, and nonprofit leadership. He is responsible for managing financial records, leading the operational team, and supporting program participants' reintegration. Phi also co-founded two businesses, where he drove significant sales growth. His dedication to returning citizens is central to his work, helping ensure their successful transition back into society.
Brittany is an award-winning attorney and entrepreneur focused on social impact investing. She is dedicated to transforming the criminal justice system and has won freedom for numerous people serving fundamental death sentences for federal drug offenses. Brittany is founder of a series of nonprofits and social enterprises, including the Buried Alive Project, Girls Embracing Mothers, the Manifest Freedom Fund, and Milena Reign LLC.
Charles is the President of Urban Reform, an organization focusing on free market policies that foster upward mobility for those living in major metro areas. Charles has been published in the Wall Street Journal, City Journal, Forbes, The Houston Chronicle, The Hill, Wired, and Huffington Post. A New Jersey native, Charles currently lives in Houston and serves on the board of directors of PEP, Texas Families First and Good Policy Society. He is also a member of American Enterprise Institute’s Leadership Network and serves on the Texas Advisory Committee to the United States Commission on Civil Rights.
Marcus Hill is a Parent Partner with Harris County Juvenile Probation Department (HCJPD), working at The Opportunity Center (OC)—an innovative school in Houston, Texas for justice-involved youth. As a PEP graduate, Marcus continued to serve the organization as its Prison Recruiter for nearly ten years. His insights and experience relative to character assessment are fundamental to Entre’s credit transformation model. Marcus is the owner of Inner Vision Print and Design—an apparel printing business he is actively growing to date.
Kimberly Caldwell is a distinguished leader with 20 years of experience in social work and mental health services. As the CEO and founder of a nonprofit organization, she is dedicated to helping formerly incarcerated individuals successfully reintegrate into society. Kimberly's innovative and compassionate approach has earned her recognition from Voyage Dallas Magazine, Channel 4 News, and numerous other agencies for her impactful community and family services. Over the past five years, Kimberly has emerged as a prominent advocate for those who feel voiceless, embodying her belief that “What a man does in a moment does not define his life; it defines the moment!”
Christian Marquez is a passionate community leader whose dedication to service and economic development drives his work as a Senior Lending Officer at TBK Bank. He connects individuals and businesses with financial solutions while organizing community outreach programs to expand access to resources. Previously, as a HUD-Certified Homeownership Counselor with Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity, Christian helped uplift underserved populations. His commitment to financial empowerment and community engagement has been the foundation of his career.
