CPN Foundation | Community Empowerment

Our Foundation

Our mission is to build a nurturing community that addresses the root causes of social issues, including homelessness by addressing relational poverty one mentorship at a time.

Connect. Mentor. Impact.

Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute. Speak up and judge fairly; defend the rights of the poor and needy.- Proverbs 31:8-9

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2025 Impact Report

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is relational poverty?

Relational poverty refers to a lack of meaningful, supportive relationships in a person’s life. This can include a lack of friends, family connections, or community ties, leading to feelings of isolation and loneliness.

Higher Rates of Poverty and Homelessness:

– Without strong social networks, individuals are more likely to experience financial instability and poverty. They may lack access to emergency financial assistance or advice on managing finances.
– Relational poverty can contribute to homelessness, as individuals without supportive relationships are less likely to find temporary housing with friends or family during times of financial crisis.

What causes relational poverty?

Relational poverty can arise from various factors, including geographical isolation, cultural or societal barriers, personal circumstances, or life transitions like moving to a new city, losing a loved one, or experiencing a relationship breakdown.

Why is addressing relational poverty important?

Addressing relational poverty is crucial because strong, supportive relationships contribute significantly to mental, emotional, and physical health. They provide a sense of belonging, reduce stress, and enhance overall life satisfaction.

How can we help those experiencing relational poverty?

We can help by creating inclusive communities, offering mentorship programs, and encouraging open conversations about the importance of social connections. Volunteering, participating in community events, and joining support groups can also foster new relationships.

What role does the Christian Professionals Network Worldwide Foundation play in combating relational poverty?

CPNWF is dedicated to combating relational poverty by providing networking opportunities, mentorship, and support for individuals seeking meaningful connections. Through our initiatives, we aim to build a strong, compassionate community that supports and uplifts its members.

Our Board Members

Introducing the Team Behind the Christian Professionals Network Worldwide Foundation

Ana Megrelishvili

Founder & CEO

Ana Megrelishvili is the founder of the Christian Professionals Network Worldwide Foundation (CPNWF). CPNWF fosters a nurturing community to combat relationship poverty by providing faith-driven mentorship and community outreach for the homeless.

Brad Bollier

Entrepreneur and community leader

Brad Bollier is an entrepreneur and community leader who leads Bollier Insurance Agency and co-owns LearningRx Jacksonville Beach, building mission-driven businesses rooted in trust, service, and long-term impact. With an MBA from Fordham University Gabelli School of Business and a strong record of civic involvement, he is equally committed to community advancement and his role as a husband and father of two daughters.

Courtney Brandon

Board Member

Courtney graduated from Texas Tech University with a Master of Science in Accounting degree in 2012 and became a licensed CPA in 2014. Having worked in the accounting industry for over a decade, she enjoys using her knowledge to better the community around her.

David Grazio

B2B marketing executive

David Grazio is a B2B marketing executive with 35+ years of experience focused on building and implementing go-to-market strategies and growthmarketing programs for technology providers. David is passionate about helping others and focuses his time supporting non-profit organizations with missions that align to his goals and beliefs. In his spare time David is an avid runner and enjoys spending time outdoors with his wife and dog Camden along with being a self professed foodie.

Christian Timotti

Global executive, board advisor, and certified career coach

Global executive, board advisor, and certified career coach with 20+ years of experience in supply chain, operations, and digital transformation. Recognized for driving strategic growth, building high-performance teams, and mentoring team members across international markets.

Greg Davis

Human resources consultant

Greg Davis is a human resources consultant with over 25 years of experience leading companies in a variety of industries. He graduated from Georgia Tech with a degree in management science, and got a masters in business from Georgia Southwestern State University. Greg is the co-author of Spiral Up: The Surprising Secret to Great Team Results, and proud father of two wonderful teenagers. He is a former Boy Scout leader, and dedicated to bettering his community.

Angela Spears

Senior human capital executive

Angela Spears is a senior human capital executive and board advisor with 20+ years’ experience in leadership, talent strategy, and organizational transformation. She advises on succession, culture, and workforce strategy, and supports entrepreneurs in scaling their businesses.

Kerry L. Bass

Founder and CEO of Potential To Reality Consulting LLC

Kerry L. Bass is the Founder and CEO of Potential To Reality Consulting LLC and a senior executive with 35+ years of leadership across Fortune 500 companies, government, and nonprofits. He recently served as Treasurer of the American Society for Quality (ASQ), overseeing a $35M+ global organization. Kerry holds an MBA from Emory University and is completing a DBA at Georgia State University.

Robert H. Clapper

Transformational nonprofit executive, veteran, and fundraising strategist

Rob Clapper is a transformational nonprofit executive, U.S. Army veteran, and fundraising strategist with over two decades of leadership across military service, philanthropy, and organizational development, having generated more than $103 million in support for military, veteran, and community causes. Guided by faith and service, he currently serves as Chief Strategy Officer & President of the First Air Force One Foundation, and he and his wife, Dr. Kristin Clapper, live in Clinton, South Carolina with their four children and service dog, Gunner.