Nikki Porter is a seasoned marketing executive, entrepreneur, and proud HBCU graduate who founded the J. McCall Foundation to honor her cousin, James "Jamie" McCall. With over 25 years of experience leading high-impact campaigns for companies like Amazon and PwC, Nikki brings a powerful mix of heart, strategy, and vision to the foundation
Nikki Porter is a seasoned marketing executive, entrepreneur, and proud HBCU graduate who founded the J. McCall Foundation to honor her cousin, James "Jamie" McCall. With over 25 years of experience leading high-impact campaigns for companies like Amazon and PwC, Nikki brings a powerful mix of heart, strategy, and vision to the foundation. She currently resides in Atlanta, GA, and is passionate about creating access and legacy-building opportunities for HBCU students.
Kim McCall, Jamie’s sister, is a dedicated advocate for education and youth leadership. Based in Washington, D.C., Kim plays a vital role in preserving Jamie’s memory and expanding the foundation’s impact beyond Alabama State University. Her calm strength and enduring love for her brother drive her commitment to the mission.
Shirley McLain, Jamie’s aunt, is a cornerstone of the foundation’s heart and history. A lifelong resident of Montgomery, Alabama, Shirley brings wisdom, compassion, and deep community roots to her role. She continues to inspire the team with stories of Jamie’s early years and unwavering faith in the next generation.
Irenata Duncan serves as an ESG professional with the Georgia Department of Revenue and is a valued member of the foundation's leadership team. Living in Atlanta, she brings strong operational oversight, integrity, and strategic thinking to the board. Her dedication to youth empowerment and community transformation aligns seamlessly with the foundation’s goals.
Ron Handy is a dedicated member of Alabama State University's Music Department and a respected mentor to countless students. As an advisor to the J. McCall Foundation, he ensures the scholarship program remains closely connected to the needs of today’s drum majors and HBCU band culture. Ron’s leadership helps guide both scholarship selections and program integrity.
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