Milagro Center Appointed Four New Board Members
The Delray Beach organization added four professionals to its board to bolster its leadership team.
Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in People
The Milagro Center has expanded its Board of Directors with the addition of four new members. These appointments increase the total number of board directors to 14.
Why it matters
The board added these members to help advance the mission and strengthen the overall community impact of the organization. The center selected these individuals following a thorough identification process based on mission and value alignment.
The board reached a total of 14 members after adding four new directors. The new group includes experts with 20 years of operations experience and 25 years of recruiting expertise.
The players
Milagro Center
This is a Delray Beach organization focused on community support and programming.
Victoria Chin
She is a preconstruction engineer currently working at DPR Construction.
Jennifer Haas
She is a contributor to the Addison Reserve Foundation Volunteer Corp.
Belinda Millet
She serves as the assistant director of Executive Education at Florida Atlantic University.
Karen Sommers
She is the founder of the executive search firm ExecuComp.
The details
The new members include Victoria Chin of DPR Construction, Jennifer Haas of the Addison Reserve Foundation, Belinda Millet of Florida Atlantic University, and Karen Sommers of ExecuComp. The board conducted an internal process to select the candidates based on their professional experience and dedication to the center's goals.
Timeline
September 23, 2026: Milagro Center announced the four board appointments.
2018: Jennifer Haas began her service on the Israel Tennis and Education Centers board.
Market Landscape
Nonprofits increasingly expand board rosters to secure specialized professional talent and broaden community reach. These appointments reflect a broader industry move to align board composition with strategic mission-driven growth.
The addition of new leadership can change how the organization interacts with the local community and manages its programs. Residents may see refined program offerings as the board begins its oversight under the new structure.
The takeaway
Expanding board expertise allows nonprofits to leverage diverse professional backgrounds for organizational advancement. Recruiting board members from various industries like construction, education, and recruiting helps ensure a well-rounded approach to strategic oversight.
Further reading
Learn more about local leadership shifts in the People section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Broadway World.
