Our Team

CAREER: Sue Dyer is Senior Counsel for HCA with over 20 years of experience providing legal advice and guidance on a variety of matters for company affiliates. She is a former adjunct instructor in the healthcare MBA program at Belmont University’s Jack C. Massey School of Business. In her prior career, she worked as a registered nurse at the University of Kentucky Medical Center.

COMMUNITY WORK: Sue enjoys serving her community in a variety of ways. In addition to serving on One Generation Away’s board, she has provided pro bono legal services to a variety of organizations and businesses including the Tennessee Justice Center.

CAREER:  Richard Algood is a Certified Public Accountant, and a Certified Global Management Accountant, with 35 years experience in healthcare finance and development. He has worked with hospitals and health systems across the country specializing in reimbursement, regulatory affairs and healthcare operations finance, serving in senior management positions for the nation’s largest healthcare companies including HCA, Quorum, Kindred, IASIS, and RegionalCare. He has also operated a successful consulting practice, assisting several early-stage healthcare services companies.

COMMUNITY WORK: Richard has served on the OneGenAway Board of Directors since its inception and has seen the nonprofit grow from a small community group to a staple nonprofit in the Middle Tennessee community. Outside of his passion for OneGenAway, he has served as board member and treasurer for Hands On Nashville, and board member and finance committee chair for The McNeilly Center for Children.

CAREER: Jim brings over 30 years of business finance, banking, strategy, and development experience. After spending 10 years in banking and financial services working with corporate and national accounts while directing emerging markets, Jim has been working with businesses of all sizes to develop strategies for growth and funding. He has supported and directed venture capital campaigns involving mergers, acquisitions, and private placement of both debt and equity. During his tenure, Jim has also been directly involved in financing companies in software development, manufacturing, commercial facility automation, medical device development and certification, land acquisition, brand loyalty, financial management, and more. For the past seven years, Jim has focused primarily on commercial real estate project funding and has been involved in projects of all sizes, from single-tenant retail to billion-dollar projects.  

COMMUNITY WORK: Jim’s family has been in the Middle Tennessee area for 23 years. He has two sons that have followed him in finance and entrepreneurship. He is an active member of Holy Family Catholic Church, a director of its Knights of Columbus Chapter, and is involved with several other ministries. Jim has been on the OneGenAway Board of Directors for seven years, supporting the nonprofit’s mission of providing food to those experiencing food insecurity.

CAREER: After attending undergraduate and law school at Wake Forest University and serving three years in the United States Marine Corps, Fred moved to Franklin, Tennessee, and joined a Nashville law firm. As a lawyer, Fred represented commercial banks and real estate developers and broadened his practice to include businesses that had fallen on hard times but could be rehabilitated. As a result of this interest, he directed a turnaround of a $1.2 billion REIT in Atlanta and a retail chain with over $225 million in annual sales. Both of these businesses were later sold at profit for the original shareholders. Additionally, Fred served as the managing partner of the law firm. In 1999, Fred retired from the law practice and started investing in real estate projects for his own account. He specialized in small retail strip centers, small condo projects and apartments.

COMMUNITY WORK: Fred has an interest in supporting institutions that emphasize programs serving low-income families. Fred has served several terms on the boards of Monroe Harding Children’s Home, The Martha O’Bryan Center, Franklin First Presbyterian Church, One Generation Away, and United Way of Greater Nashville. Fred is an active member of the Franklin Rotary at Breakfast Club and participates in numerous community activities. Fred and his wife, Susan, have been married for 55 years and have two children and five grandchildren.

CAREER: Rick retired from KPMG as of January 2017 after 40 years of Big Four public accounting experience serving various segments within the financial services industry. He is a leader of asset management practice groups and diverse teams of people. Rick is committed to ethical behavior, acting with integrity, and setting a proper tone from the top. He has a deep technical and regulatory knowledge of registered mutual funds and exchange-traded funds and has extensive risk management issue resolution experience.

COMMUNITY WORK: Rick has served on the Walnut Theater Board of Directors and the LaSalle University Business Advisory Board. He has volunteered with Cathedral Kitchen of Camden and fundraised for Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, and American Cancer Society. He is a frequent speaker at LaSalle University Business School.

CAREER: Dave Krikac is the Regional Vice President of Adult Services at Health Connect America, where he connects adults who have disabilities with job training and employment opportunities throughout Tennessee and beyond. Over 16 years ago, Dave founded the GEAR Foundation, a nonprofit organization aimed at providing job opportunities for adults with special needs. Through the foundation, he founded and operated Our Thrift Store in Franklin, Tennessee, for 15 years, employing about 25 special-needs adults and 25 typically developed adults until the store closed in 2020.

COMMUNITY WORK: With a varied background in nonprofit, corporate, and creative spheres, Dave pursues his passion of connecting people in all walks of life, bringing communities together for the benefit of all. He has a special heart for helping people with disabilities find a path to independence, sparked after his daughter, Sara, was diagnosed with autism. Using their experience with the GEAR Foundation, Dave and his wife, Sandy, travel throughout the region helping other communities launch thrift stores that employ adults with disabilities. Dave also serves on the boards of the for-profit IHL Consulting Group, nonprofit RetailROI (Retail Orphan Initiative) and WonderWoods Nature Program. He is also engaged at Grace Chapel on the elder board.

CAREER: Jim is the owner of CORE Real Estate, LLC, in Franklin, Tennessee. He has worked in the real estate, real estate valuation, and the banking industry as a senior vice president in Middle Tennessee for over 35 years. His company specializes in commercial real estate with an emphasis on site selection for multi-family housing, assisted living housing, office relocation, and site assemblage for major commercial uses.

COMMUNITY WORK: Jim has served on the OneGenAway board since its inception. He served as chair for seven years and passed the baton in 2020. Additionally, Jim has served on the boards of Maury County Jail Ministry and Better Business Bureau for Middle Tennessee, is a founding member of the Maury Alliance, and is currently assisting The Laundry Stop (a 501(c)(3) nonprofit) in an advisory capacity. Jim served for nine years on the Maury County Legislative Body, serving five years as chairman.

CAREER: Jenn Morrison retired in 2021 as the Director of Strategic Operations for Indirect Tax in the Americas at EY following a 26-year career as a tax attorney, consultant, and strategist. During her career, she served many Fortune 100 corporate clients and led strategy development and implementation for several business units at Arthur Andersen and Deloitte Tax.

COMMUNITY WORK: Jenn is passionate about work that has a meaningful impact on intergenerational poverty. She served as the treasurer and chair of the Finance Committee and two terms as the board chair for the Martha O’Bryan Center as well as the finance chair and school board member of East End Preparatory School in East Nashville. Today, in addition to serving on the board of One Generation Away, Jenn serves on the board of The N.O.O.K. (Needs of Our Kids), a 501(c)(3) that serves Williamson County schools, which she cofounded while serving as the president of the Franklin Special School District Executive PTO. She is also an active Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) for the Williamson County Juvenile Court.