Gerald Gray joins the Montana Healthcare Foundation’s Board of Trustees
Bozeman, Mont. (Feb 8, 2018) – The Montana Healthcare Foundation announced that Gerald Gray will join its board of trustees. Gray is the chairman of the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians and vice president of G&G Advertising. Montana Healthcare Foundation, Montana’s largest health-focused foundation, makes strategic investments to improve the health and well-being of all Montanans. The Foundation was established in 2014 under the direction of Attorney General Tim Fox, who appointed seven founding trustees to govern the foundation. Gray succeeds the late Mignon Waterman as the first new trustee since the foundation was established.
Our trustees bring tremendous experience and commitment to overseeing the foundation’s strategy and operations. Gerald’s approach to leadership and decades of service on behalf of rural and Native Montanans will be a great asset.
Dr. Aaron Wernham,
Montana Healthcare Foundation CEO
The trustees are very happy to welcome Gerald into our Montana Healthcare Foundation family. Gerald’s experience living and working in many communities throughout our state brings unique insight to help us achieve our mission.
Joanne Pieper,
Montana Healthcare Foundation Board Chair
It is an honor to be a part of an organization that does such great work for all Montanans. I look forward to working alongside the other trustees who bring a wealth of experience to the foundation.
Gerald Gray,
Montana Healthcare Foundation Trustee
About Gerald Gray
Gerald Gray is G&G Advertising Vice President and Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians Chairman. As Chairman of the Little Shell Tribe, Gray oversees the management of the over 5,300-member organization and has worked to preserve the tribe’s culture, advance its operations, and move it towards self-sufficiency. In his work with G&G Advertising, Gray has provided media research to help clients around the U.S. understand and reach rural and Native American communities. Much of this work has focused on behavioral health as it relates to alcohol, drug, and tobacco use among youth and their caregivers. Gray currently serves on the State of Montana Tribal Economic Development Commission and as secretary of the Rocky Mountain Tribal Leaders Council.