Masters League Advisory Board
We are so fortunate to have an incredible community of gifted individuals serving on the advisory board. One goal of the Masters League for Boys was to seek out volunteers from the community that had a heart for serving with a key focus on serving minority boys. We also wanted a diversified depth of community serve experience which would provide a broader level of stimulation and perspective for the organization. Committee members serve a maximum of two-two year terms. We are excited about our volunteers it's because of them that the Masters League is striving we believe in "The Right People at the Right Time."
Felicia M. Crouch
Felicia Crouch is an accomplished Visionary with a diversified
background in marketing, development, strategic launch and tactical application. Her experience includes Sr. Manager /Consumer and Healthcare Digital Marketing at Pfizer Healthcare, Operating Room and Infusion Center specialist, Sales and Marketing at Eli Lilly, Astellas, and Sanofi Pharmaceutical. She has also been the Visionary and Creator of the popular brand Vbee's Classic Apparel for Boys. Which is a line of Southern Traditional boys apparel that was carried in over 135 retail outlets across thevx US with manufacturing in El Salvador and Garland TX.
She is a graduate of High Point University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Management, The Jack Welch School of Business Healthcare Marketing MBA, Columbia University School of Business Digital Marketing Customer Engagement Certification and is currently pursuing a Non-Profit Management Certification from Duke University. She is married to her soulmate Darryl Crouch they have two amazing boys Grayson, and Cameron and the very special “Oscar” their miniature schnauzer.
As, the visionary and creator of The Masters League for Boys Inc.
Winston-Salem's first and only Leadership and Development platform created for both the Private and Public school sectors. Her God's given desire was to create a platform for boys to gain exposure, and new experiences, that will propel them to expand their vision, while thinking more strategically about their next adventure and journey through life.Her, goal is that every student that is excepted into the program will leave Equipped, Developed, Empowered and Engaged to “SOAR”.
Kimberly Moore
Kimberly Moore has over 20 years of experience in marketing
growing brands and businesses in consumer packaged goods,
apparel industries and technology industries. Her experience
includes strategic planning and marketing operations at Inmar,
Fruit of the Loom, Merz Pharmaceuticals and Hanes Brands.
Kimberly has extensive experience managing cross-functional
teams including forecasting, operations and finance.
As a servant leader, Kimberly most enjoys providing opportunities for her associates to develop and grow. She is an active member of Jack and Jill of America and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. She has an MBA from Wake Forest University and an undergraduate
degree from the University of South Carolina.
Dr. Alicia Pamela Bailey
Alicia M. Bailey is the Executive Principal of Leadership Development and Transformation Schools in Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools. She has served in education for over 20 years touching the lives of students, parents, and teachers. She
is an ordained minister for over 17 years in which she serves as Love 8 Faith Christian Fellowship Church, and she is the CEO/Founder of the Legacy Foundation for Women.
A 501c3 philanthropic organization that celebrates women and girls of color through scholarships, award recognition, and humanitarian efforts in the city of Winston-Salem. She a published author of two books “God's Fresh Air” a guidebook
for women and the children's book “Runru Kangaroo. She is also a gospel recording artist of two CDs, “Worship That Name” and “He's Here”. Alicia has a passion for serving others and working to empower and educate others. She is the wife of
Marquis Bailey and together they have one son Joshua Jeremiah Bailey. She is also the sister of Masters League Founder Felicia Crouch.
​Thao Sommerville
Thao and 104 others escaped from Vietnamese communist when she was 10 in her grandfather fishing boat in search of freedom and opportunity. They got lost at sea and were robbed 6 times by sea pirates before they got to a refugee island off the
coast of Malaysia. After 9 months on the refugee island Thao's family was sponsored to United States. She learned to speak English fluently in less than 2 years and even skipped 7" grade. Thao's serves on several boards in the community President, Clemmons Civic Club, International Services Chair, Rotary of
Clemmons, Advisory Council for Triad Minority 8 Women Business Expo, Treasurer, Davie Business Women Association, Board Member, Children of Vietnam President, Clemmons Kiwanis, Board Member, Jerry Long YMCA, Lewisville-Clemmons
Chamber, Cancer Services, West Forsyth High School Band and The Masters League Foundation for Boys.
After completing three college degrees, she began her career in Accounting then in Human Resources. In 1998, Thao started Powerful Peace of Mind Agency, providing affordable legal services.
Dr, Randell A. Cain
Reverend Dr. Randell A. Cain, Jr., son of the late Randell A. Caín, Sr. and the late Alma E. Cain, is a
native of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in General
Science from Morehouse College, a Bachelor of Industrial Engineering degree from Georgia Tech,
and a Master of Business Administration degree from Harvard Business School. He earned the
Master of Divinity Degree at Hood Theological Seminary in the Spring of 2015. Reverend Cain
earned the Doctor of Ministry degree at Duke Divinity School in the Spring of 2023 after
completing the thesis, “The Redemption Of Capitalism Through Christian Principles”.
Upon graduating from Harvard in 1994, Reverend Cain began a career in investment
management. He has worked with Putnam Investments, NationsBank Investment Management,
JP Morgan, NCM Capital, Herndon Capital Management, and Sustainable Insight Capital
Management as a Portfolio Manager. In 2022, he founded Kerusso Capital Management, LLC.,
where he serves as CEO and Chief Investment Officer.
Reverend Cain is bi-vocational and has served as the Pastor of Zion Memorial Missionary Baptist
Church since being installed on April 8, 2017.
Reverend Cain has been able to give back to several institutions at the board level by serving on
the board of trustees for Hood Theological
Seminary (where he serves on the Finance Committee and Co-Chairs the Capital Campaign), on
the advisory board for the school of Industrial and Systems Engineering at Georgia Tech, on the
board of trustees for the SG Atkins Community Development Corporation (Vice President), on the
board of trustees of the Reynolda House Museum of American Art (where he serves as Board
Treasurer as Chair of the Finance Committee and Investment Committee as well as serving on the
Strategic Initiatives Committee) and on the board of trustees of the YMCA of the Northwest North
Carolina Association (where he serves on the Finance Committee and Christian Emphasis
Committee).
Reverend Cain married his high school sweetheart, the former Cynthia Rorie, in 1992. The Lord
has blessed their marriage with five children — Hamilton, Grant, Olivia, Victoria, and Preston. The
two have lived in Boston, Charlotte, New York, Geneva, Switzerland, Durham, Atlanta, and have
been residents of Winston-Salem since 2007.
In supporting his family and community, Reverend Cain served as a youth coach in soccer and
basketball for his children's teams for several years.
Munden Guy Morgan
A graduate of Wake Forest University. Guy is currently with Bellomy Research Contact Center Manager. He has a wealth of experiences that includes: Professional athlete with the Indiana Pacers, Assistant Manager, Vantage Sr PGA Tour and NASCAR Winston Cup Series/RJR Sports Marketing, Sr. Director for the US Army NASCAR Motorsports program, and Program Director of Drive for Diversity with Access Marketing 8: Communications as well as a stint as Assistant Athletics Director at Florida State Univ. Most recently, he owned a consulting firm focusing on sponsor search, program management and strategic planning.
Dr. Gregory Henderson
Has been a professional practitioner in the mental health
community for over fourteen years. Additionally, he has served as
an educator in the K-twelve milieu for over fifteen years, and for
the last ten-plus years, he has served as a faculty member at
Winston-Salem State University.