Dr. Mark Hardison, a proud Murfreesboro native and Riverdale High School graduate (class of 1988), has a longstanding connection to the community.

He earned his Bachelor of Science degree from The University of Tennessee in 1992, followed by his Doctor of Dental Surgery (D.D.S.) from the University of Tennessee, Memphis, in 1996. In 2000, Dr. Hardison completed his specialty training at the University of Tennessee Medical Center, Knoxville. He is board-certified by the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.

Clayton Deimund, CRPC™, AWMA™, is a wealth management professional who works with individuals, families, and organizations to help guide financial decision-making, long-term planning, and legacy considerations. He brings experience in stewardship, governance, and strategic planning through both his professional work and his longstanding personal involvement in community and nonprofit leadership. Outside of his professional responsibilities, Clayton has served in various leadership and advisory roles, partnering with charitable organizations and foundations to support their growth and strengthen their impact. As co-founder of Together As One, he continues to provide strategic perspective and leadership in advancing the organization’s mission.
Clayton serves on the Advisory Board in his personal capacity, separate from his role at Merrill.
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Kirk Cameron is an actor, producer, and author best known for his role as Mike Seaver on the 1980s sitcom Growing Pains. A Christian, husband, and father of six, he and his wife, Chelsea, have been married for 34 years and host Camp Firefly, an all-expenses-paid summer camp for terminally ill children and their families.

Throughout his career, Kirk has starred in films including Fireproof, Left Behind, and Monumental, and produced Lifemark and The Homeschool Awakening. He also hosts TBN's Takeaways with Kirk Cameron and has been featured for his American Campfire Revival events, livestreams, and podcast, encouraging families to return to faith-based values.

Kevin Beasley is a disciple-making leader, coach, and consultant with more than 20 years of experience serving churches, faith-based nonprofits, and ministry networks. He serves as Southeast Regional Director for the Missionary Church USA and co-leads the Ignite Disciple-Making Network. Kevin specializes in coaching leaders, consulting with faith-based nonprofits, and helping organizations build healthy cultures, develop multiplying leaders, and create sustainable disciple-making strategies. His background spans pastoral ministry, nonprofit leadership, business, and organizational development. Kevin and his wife, Julie, have been married since 1999 and have five children.

Ron is a Nashville banker with deep roots in music. Raised in Ohio, he learned banjo as a boy and formed the bluegrass group the Young Blades of Bluegrass, making his Grand Ole Opry debut at 13 at Barbara Mandrell’s invitation. The group went on to perform on national television and alongside legends like Bill Monroe, Conway Twitty, and Bob Hope.

In 1988, Ron left the road for a banking career, earning multiple American Banker recognitions. He was on the founding team of Avenue Bank in 2006, where he led the Music & Entertainment Division, and helped launch Studio Bank in 2018, where he heads the Music, Arts & Entertainment vertical.

A committed follower of Christ, Ron is passionate about adoption and serves on the boards of Together As One, Mission:Possible, and Free Guitars For Kids. He and his wife, JaNeil, have seven children and sixteen grandchildren.

Lili Moran has been working to improve the lives of children for over twenty years through her career as a pediatrician with a focus in public health. She and her husband have been married for sixteen years and have four children and have fostered numerous children. She also is a volunteer with CASA and with Tennessee Kids Belong. She has helped many families navigate the adoption process and helped them review medical records of children. She has also volunteered in numerous orphanages around the world through various mission trips and worked to help develop a program for physicians to recognize and manage child abuse in Ghana. She is happy to join the board of Together as One and share her expertise with the team.