About Us:
Our Staff

A. Ray Dalton

Founder

Investor, Visionary, Consultant, Board Member, Advisor, Executive Coach, Executive Leader. He has served as President, CEO and Founder of eight successful Healthcare Business and Technology Solution enterprises. He is currently the Founder, President and CEO of the Dalton Foundation and NewVista Partners, an Equity Development Fund investing in management teams and companies focused on Social Entrepreneurship.

His philanthropic and investment efforts are focused on: Improving the quality of life for women and children, improving access to healthcare to the underserved and creating jobs for the underemployed, veterans and those returning from incarceration.

Ray specializes in creating and developing profitable businesses from innovation to exit. Delivering high-quality products and exceptional customer service while growing profitable positive cash flowing businesses. He is a national speaker on social entrepreneurship and growing your business while creating a sustainable culture. He has published a very successful book; Proceed with Confidence which focuses on the “5” C’s of Success.

Specialties: Creating strategies from a vision, realizing results from an idea, turning a thought into a profitable company, all while building a strong culture. Leading high growth businesses, capital raising for growing businesses, M & A activities, Developing Sales strategies for growth.

Barbara Campbell

Executive Director

email: bcampbell@thedaltonfoundation.org

Barbara Campbell graduated from Pharmacy school at the University of Minnesota in 1993 and worked in pharmacy operations and management for over 20 years. Over this time she developed an interest in working with individuals to provide real, lasting changes to health and well- being that go beyond medications. This led her to continue her education and in 2008 she completed her certification as a clinical nutritionist.

In 2010, she had the opportunity to serve in Haiti right after the devastating earthquake. This was truly a life-changing experience. Fueled by her faith and desire to follow God’s direction for her life, she continued volunteering by leading medical mission trips to Haiti. In 2012 she accepted a position with Mission of Hope as their Director of Medical Operations where she gained valuable experience working in resource-challenged areas and a passion for supporting local healthcare professionals. Knowing that poor health hinders a person’s ability to fully live life and maximize potential, she has the desire to see high-quality health care available to everyone.

Barbara then joined the Dalton Foundation in 2018 and is very excited for the opportunity to take what she has learned and work toward implementing lasting changes in healthcare delivery throughout the world. She brings with her the strong desire to work with organizations in developing high quality, sustainable healthcare delivery systems.

Rachel Bernard

The Dalton Foundation: Haiti Country Director

email: rbernard@thedaltonfoundation.org

Rachel Bernard brings a wealth of experience in international program development and management to her role as Haiti Country Director for The Dalton Foundation, a position she has held since January 2022. With over a decade of on-the-ground experience in Haiti, Rachel has worked in diverse capacities, from orphanage director to housing project manager.

During this time, she developed a deep love for Haiti, its resilient people, and its vibrant culture while gaining invaluable insights into cross-cultural collaboration and building impactful partnerships.

Guided by the Haitian proverb, “Men anpil, chay pa lou” (Many hands lighten the load), Rachel believes whole heartedly in the power of collaboration to overcome challenges and drive meaningful change.

Now based in Ontario, Rachel enjoys life with her wonderful husband, their five children, and their dog, Lou.

Rachel Sorbitz

relink.org: Communications & Community Engagement Director

email: rsorbitz@relink.org

Rachel joined the Dalton Foundation in March 2022. She has an undergrad degree in education from Kent State and a masters in business from Malone University. She previously worked for a nonprofit that helped victims of human trafficking, and she has a heart to help others. Rachel is excited to use her experience, coupled with her education to bring more awareness of relink.org to the state of Ohio.

Evenel Osias

Haiti Health Network: Bio Med

Evenel was born in Haiti and grew up in Pignon, Haiti. He studied Business Management at Université Quisqueya, Port-au-Prince, Haiti (2000-2004). Then he received training in Administration, inventory control at Inova Faixfax Hospital and Crosslink International in Virginia, USA (September 2006-December 2006)

Evenel has worked at Hospital Bienfaisance de Pignon, Haiti as the Site Manager for 16 years up to present. He is responsible for the Material Management and the Biomedical Equipment Department at Hospital Bienfaisance de Pignon, Haiti.

Evenel has also served as a translator for Biomedical Training, Hospital Bienfaisance of Pignon organized by Houston Rotary for 4 years (2 weeks every 2 months).

He has been a double past president of the Rotary Club of Pignon and served as the Past Assistant Governor for Rotary International, District 7020 for 3 years. Currently, he is part of the Rotary Haiti Leadership Team as a trainer.
Evenel just completed a biomedical certification program at the Career Institute of Technology, in Round Rock, Texas. He brings with him both technical knowledge, strong leadership abilities, and a passion for the people of Haiti.

Djail Covsky Aimable

Haiti Health Network: In Country Coordinator

Covksy was born in Ranquitte, about a 2-hour drive south of Cap Haitien. He went to primary school in Lavictoire, a village near Ranquitte, and went to secondary school in Cap Haitien. Later he was able to attend University and graduated from Faculte de Droit Des Sciences Economiques et de Gestion du Cap Haitien with a degree in law.

He has worked with many NGOs from the United States doing translations with medical teams in the area. Ha has facilitated the organization of trips for Help Brings Hope for Haiti, Mission Portal Delcielo (a Baptist Mission based in Puerto Rico working in Ranquitte that builds schools and provides food and clothes to poor people), as well as several churches in the Nord and Nord-Est departments. Covsky has volunteered with the Cap Haitien Health Network for years and has been instrumental in the organization’s growth and an excellent reputation in the region.

Covsky’s love for the people and desire to find new and impactful ways to help is what attracted the Haiti Health Network team. In late 2018, he joined the Haiti Health Network staff and has been instrumental in leading and executing the Healthcare Facility Mapping Project. In addition, he has played a big role in the formation and establishment of the Haiti Health Network which is an expansion of the Cap Haitien Health Network. He facilitates the planning and execution of regional distribution events and conferences.

David Kuhajda

Haiti Health Network: Bio Med III

David has 25 years of combined experience in electronics, biomedical electronics, engineering management, and engineering technology in addition to two years working in program evaluation, statistical analysis, and research. Most recently he worked at Northeast Ohio Medical University and Akron Children’s Hospital. David has a passion for helping people in medically disadvantaged situations through providing education and assistance with medical equipment management, maintenance, and repair. For the last 4 years, he has spent considerable time and energy working with partners in Haiti to improve the medical equipment situation at several facilities. In addition, David has traveled with Gift of Life International to NPH Saint Damien Pediatric Hospital on several cardiac surgery missions to provide life- saving surgeries to children with congenital heart defects. His experience and skills are well served in finding practical ways to improve the medical equipment management in developing countries and evaluate the effectiveness of the solution.