Mike Sutton is the President and Chief Executive Officer for Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas and West Pasco Counties, where he has served since March 2014. As CEO of a $25M nonprofit organization, Mike provides leadership and oversees the continued delivery of the Habitat for Humanity mission of partnering with people in need to build and renovate decent, affordable housing in Pinellas and West Pasco Counties. His passion for serving families in need and for building community partnerships drives the success of the 2nd highest performing Habitat affiliate (of 1,100 Habitat affiliates in the U.S.) based on new home construction each year.

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Kevin Dorsey became a Habitat Homeowner in 2021 and currently serves as the Program Recruitment and Engagement Coordinator for Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas & West Pasco Counties. He has worked for the organization for over a year. His main goal in his position is to keep the homeowner pipeline full and to continue to enlighten individuals about Habitat by opening their eyes to the possibility of being a homeowner like himself. His proudest moment with Habitat was when he had the opportunity to go to the Habitat Affiliate Conference in Atlanta to represent the Pinellas & West Pasco affiliate. He is also proud every time a pre-applicant qualifies for the program to start a new journey in life. Outside of work, Kevin is a youth minister at Judah First Christian Ministries and the Head Coach for Largo Elite Track Club. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his three beautiful children and his wife of eleven years.

Camila González has worked with Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County since December 2016 where she started as Executive and Project assistant. She quickly rose through the ranks being promoted to office manager. Currently, she serves as the Director of Mortgage Servicing for the affiliate and is responsible for the oversight and compliance of all mortgages serviced by the affiliate.
Prior to Habitat, Camila worked at Tech Data where she found Habitat through a home sponsorship. While working there, she had the privilege of joining Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas and West Paso Counties on a global village trip to Malawi, Africa. Following that trip, she was adamant about finding a job within the affiliate, goal she achieved two years later.
A Colombian native, she moved to the United States in 2001 and has called St. Petersburg her home ever since. She is a member of the Mortgage Banking Association, an avid equestrian, and paddle boarding enthusiast.

Sandra Holmes is the Program Education Manager at Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas & West Pasco Counties and has worked here for over five years. She attended the University of Missouri where she received her Masters in Human Development and Family Studies. She has over 20 years of experience in her field and specializes in topics such as education programs, the Habitat homeownership program, and moving from emotions to action plans. Her proudest moment during her time at Habitat has been growing the education program to 25+ classes. Our affiliate now has a program that other affiliates now want to learn about in order to grow their own and a lot of that is contributed to the accomplishments of Sandra. She was recently accepted into the Leadership Pinellas Class of 2022-2023. In her free time, Sandra enjoys photography, being outside, reading, listening to music, and going on adventures.

Brittney Keene joined the Habitat for Humanity staff shortly after successfully completing the Habitat Homeownership Program. She has been with the affiliate for four years and she now serves as the Homeowner Candidate Support Manager. In her role, Brittney provides direct support to 100+ homeowner candidates from their acceptance into the program through their closing. As a Habitat homeowner herself, she is a resource to future homeowners and supports them through monitoring their education and sweat equity requirements, while working closely with the mortgage team.

Brittney, a St. Petersburg native, says her admiration for education comes from her Grandfather the late educator Cecil B Keene Sr. who dedicated his life to education from 1958-2008.

Sean King is the Vice President of Government Relations and has been with the affiliate since April of 2018. In his role, Sean is responsible for the affiliate’s comprehensive, proactive government affairs strategy that advances our mission and goals with local, regional, state, and federal elected officials. Additionally, Sean oversees compliance activities in relation to governmental funding/contracts as well as pre-development management for larger developments. He has almost two decades of experience in the human services field, specializing in service delivery and system coordination.
Sean is a positive, energetic, hands-on leader who is able to engage and communicate with a wide range of stakeholders. He has considerable experience with affordable housing policy, government relations and affordable housing funding sources. Sean has presented on affordable housing policy or advocacy related topics on countless occasions, including for statewide organizations such as the Florida Housing Coalition and the Florida Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials and at the Habitat for Humanity International – National Conference. Sean also serves the community on a multitude of boards and committees, including Pinellas Homeless Continuum of Care, Pinellas County Affordable Housing Advisory Committee, City of St. Petersburg Social Action Funding Committee, Grow Smarter Steering Committee and Community Foundation Tampa Bay Pinellas Leadership Council.
Personally, Sean is a lifelong Pinellas County resident and currently resides with his wife and son in St. Petersburg. He possesses an undergraduate degree in Human Services as well as a graduate degree in Mental Health Counseling from Springfield College (MA). Sean is also a proud alumnus of Leadership Pinellas (c/o 15’), past Chair of the St. Petersburg Young Professionals and was honored by the Tampa Bay Business Journal in 2017 with the ‘Up and Comer’ award. When not discussing affordable housing policy, Sean is a diehard Tampa Bay Rays fan and a season membership holder. He is always happy to chat affordable housing policy, hometown Tampa Bay Rays baseball, Lightning hockey or Bucs football.
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Xavier Oliver is the Volunteer Program Manager at Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas & West Pasco Counties. He is an alumni of the University of Tampa where he earned his B.S. in Marketing and his Masters in Business Administration. He also earned his Certificate of Leadership from the Nonprofit Leadership Center of Tampa Bay in 2022. At Habitat, his main focus and goals are to engage new and diverse volunteers, increase volunteer engagement in communities we build in, and to grow the entire volunteer program. Xavier feels the most proud at Habitat whenever he sees a family receive the keys to their brand new home that they've worked so hard for! In his free time, Xavier enjoys being active outdoors by going to the beach, riding his bike, or playing golf.

Jack Shanks is the Chief Program Officer at Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas & West Pasco Counties. He has been with the organization for five years and has been in his current position for three. As CPO, Jack's main goals are to increase the number of households served, create more informative and abundant educational classes and resources, and ultimately produce an increasingly successful homeowner. His proudest moment at Habitat so far was the first home dedication that he attended. It made him realize the true impact of what Habitat does everyday. Witnessing the new homeowner realize the dream of homeownership has served as a driving moment for Jack and a catalyst for him to help others achieve the same success. Jack is involved in many community groups, including serving as the Former President of the Kiwanis Club of Palm Harbor and the Current President of Harbor Hills of Palm Harbor Homeowners' Association. He is Alumni of the Leadership Pinellas Class of 2020-21 and was recognized as a Heroes at Work Nominee in 2018 by the Tampa Bay Business Journal.

Todd St. John-Fulton is the Chief People & Culture Officer for Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas & West Pasco Counties. He has worked at Habitat for over 4 ½ years and has been in the Human Resources field for approximately 20 years. He studied at the University of South Florida where he received his Bachelor of Arts in General Studies. He has continued a strong relationship with his alma mater and currently holds a position on the Board of Directors for the USF Alumni Association and also holds the role of Co-Chair for the USF LGBTQ+ Alumni Society. Todd is also involved with many other community groups, including Suncoast HR as the Treasurer on the Executive Board of Directors and The Society for Human Resource Management where he obtained the status of Certified Professional. Todd was recently appointed to the Upper Tampa Bay Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. Todd also won the Tampa Bay Business & Wealth’s 2022 Apogee Award for Chief Human Resource Officer of the Year. Todd's proudest moment so far at Habitat was when he assisted in rolling out the Culture Code: How We Habitat. He believes it was the catalyst to organizationally change the culture to be the best it has ever been. His ultimate goal at Habitat would be to see the affiliate be an employer of choice in the region. He would love for the community to recognize the affiliate as not just an employer with great benefits, but an employer that people seek out and actively want to be a part of. In his free time, Todd enjoys bowling and hanging out with his husband and three dogs.

Rick joined the Habitat team in 2010 and brings almost three decades of experience in the construction industry. He has a myriad of experience, which includes; general contracting, site supervision, specialization in historic restoration, project management, staff training and construction safety. Currently, Mr. Vail oversees all site supervisors and manages Habitat's daily construction activities. He has overseen or been directly involved with over 300 Habitat builds since joining the team.