Project Open Hand Elects Google Industry Director Mike Henry to Board of Directors

SAN FRANCISCO - July 10, 2018 - PRLog -- Project Open Hand, a nonprofit organization providing nutritious meals to the sick and vulnerable in the Bay Area since 1985, has announced the selection of Mike Henry as its most recent recruitment for the board of directors. Mike Henry oversees the teams at Google that help the world's leading Financial Services companies get the most out of the web, while delivering exceptional consumer experiences online and offline.

Over ten years at Google, Mike has managed sales, marketing, strategy, and operations teams across the US and UK, always with a passion for enabling Google's largest customers to marry powerful technology with great marketing ideas to build strong brands and drive profitable growth. Mike is also part of the leadership team for Google's Diversity & Inclusion Council and has long been an active member of Google's LGBTQ employee resource group.

Project Open Hand CEO, Mark Ryle, says, "Mike's leadership and experience in finance and product strategy, along with his compassion and commitment to the San Francisco community through AIDS/LifeCycle, makes him an indispensable addition to Project Open Hand's board of directors."

Outside of work, Mike enjoys yoga, swimming, squash, live music, international travel, and contributing to his alma maters as a fundraising leader and mentor to current students. Mike earned his MBA from Stanford University and his AB from Dartmouth College.

Project Open Hand is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that connects and educates our community by providing nutritious meals to the sick and vulnerable, improving health outcomes and quality of life. Every day, Project Open Hand prepares 2,500 nutritious meals and provides 200 bags of healthy groceries to help sustain our clients as they battle serious illnesses, isolation, or the health challenges of aging.

Visit http://www.openhand.org to learn more.