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MICHAEL HUND, MBA

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Michael Hund joined EBRP as the CEO in 2017. Under his leadership EBRP has accelerated the EB landscape from 2 to over 50 clinical trials and via their award-winning venture philanthropy methodology helped fund the first FDA approved treatment for EB in 2023, the first ever topical gene therapy. EBRP’s innovative business model has garnered recognition from Harvard Business School, Yale University, MIT, Stanford, Rolling Stone, and Forbes. Previously Michael served as the Director of Development for the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation and the $100 million Curing Cancer Now campaign, which led to more than 10 FDA approved treatments and the tripling of patient life expectancy. He also served for over a decade at Paul Newman’s Hole in the Wall Gang Fund, working on behalf of children and families battling life threatening illnesses. He has dedicated his career to transforming healthcare.
 
Michael received his Masters in Business Administration (MBA) from Yale University, CORe credential from Harvard Business School, and an undergraduate degree in Philosophy from the University of Kansas. He is the recipient of the 2025 IAOTP Medical Research CEO of the Year, MIT Solve Horizon Innovation Award, iHeart Media’s CEOs You Should Know, the Milken Institute’s FasterCures Changemaker, Social Innovations Journal Leadership Award, Top 100 Magazine Innovators, and Authority Magazine’s Social Innovators. He lives in Connecticut with his wife Sarah and four daughters.

KATRINA PARKE 

CHIEF OF STAFF
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Katrina Parke joined the EBRP team in 2024, bringing with her over 10 years of experience as an Executive Assistant and Chief of Staff. After graduating from Southern Connecticut State University with a degree in Public Health, she gained experience in interior and landscape design, restaurants, event planning, and most recently, at a real estate law firm. She firmly believes in the power of Executive Assistants and the positive impact they can have on any organization.
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​She lives in Connecticut with her partner and their rescue dog. They frequently go on walks and know every dog in the neighborhood.

ALLISON BOLSHAGETTIGAN

DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS

Allison joined the EBRP team in 2022. She graduated magna cum laude from New York University in 2021 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology and a double minor in American Sign Language and Psychology. She is also a member of Phi Beta Kappa. During her undergraduate career, Allison held positions in multiple nonprofit organizations, including the Take Back the Night Foundation, Project Lockdown and Advance Charity London. After graduating, Allison joined a nonprofit consulting firm where she managed a portfolio of clients and coordinated their charitable operations, from grantmaking to data analysis and events. She lives in New York with her wife and their rescue dog. 

MARGOT SOSA

DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE

Margot joined the EBRP team in 2024. She graduated from McGill University in 2023 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Honors International Development and a minor in Biology. During her undergraduate career, Margot sought avenues to combine her interest in biology with her passion for and experiences in the nonprofit sector. She interned at multiple nonprofit organizations, including the Boston International Turner Syndrome Summit, Substantial Classrooms, and Action for Women’s Empowerment Global (formerly Artistri Sud). After graduating, Margot worked at Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity as an Educational Leadership Consultant where she delivered customizable leadership development and education to collegiate students. She now lives in Connecticut. 

TERRY MICKELSON

CONTROLLER

Terry joined YPTC in 2024, bringing extensive experience in nonprofit financial management. Most recently, he served as the Director of Finance & HR at the Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens, where he oversaw financial reporting, budgeting, grant compliance, and human resources for the historic institution.

As an outsourced Controller, Terry has provided financial leadership and strategic guidance to mission-driven organizations. With a strong background in accounting systems, process improvement, and regulatory compliance, he is committed to ensuring financial transparency and operational efficiency.

Beyond his professional work, Terry has served on the boards of numerous charitable organizations and currently holds the role of Board Treasurer at the Lexington Real Foods Cooperative.