Margaret  came on board part time in February 2010 to assist with the development of the Haiti program.  She joined 410 after 30 years in the healthcare industry, where she held positions in the areas of physician relations, marketing, communications, management and program development. She worked for the Atlanta Committee for Olympic Games for four years, managing the drug testing program for the 1996 Olympic Games. After several mission trips to Zambia, where she helped start a soccer program for middle school girls, Margaret has brought her love of global world missions to the western hemisphere and has been instrumental in developing our Haiti service program. After a period of leading open trips during our relief phase of Haiti outreach, she has transitioned into the role of Project Manager for the development of a new community for a deaf population currently living in temporary homes in Port-au-Prince.

Through her work with The 410 Bridge, Margaret states that her greatest joy is seeing lives transformed on both sides of the bridge as both groups grow in their faith through the cross cultural experience.

Margaret’s first loves are her husband Chandler, and grown daughters Katharine and Ansley, who support her passion for global missions and are happy to see her in a second career that she has dreamed of for many years. When not focusing on Haiti, Margaret also works with high school students interested in the medical profession.