Our Team

Craig Hurty is a retired HR Executive who has served on several non-profit boards since 2020. Formerly, he was the Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer at United Bank. Before joining United Bank, Craig spent the previous 14 years with Fortune 100 health insurer and innovator Aetna, where he was a versatile Human Resources executive. A native Californian, he currently resides in Connecticut with his family and especially enjoys reading, hiking, kayaking, and shepherding his local church as an elder.

Becky is a retired Sales Compensation executive who worked 40+ years at High Tech companies, with more than 20+ years of experience in Sales Compensation Management where she led strategy and execution of incentives for companies such as Yext, Apple, and Oracle. Becky and her husband live in Northern California and have been married 40 years, and have one son living in Riverside. Becky has served as a board member for another non-profit organization for the last two years. She previously volunteered at her church in their children’s ministry for 15 years, and participates as a youth chaperone in the summer for youth tours at a friend’s church. She has supported The Go Fund and AIRO since 2018.

Craig, a retired computer industry leader, has served on non-profit boards as his ministry focus. His career focused on automating engineering and manufacturing processes, with an AI practice in aerospace and defense. He became a Christian at the University of California, Irvine, engaging with Campus Crusade and Navigators while leading the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship chapter. Craig and his wife Judy, who have been married for over 46 years, live in Southern California, and have three married children and five grandchildren. They have volunteered and supported The GO Fund and AIRO since 2014.

David Cobb served as the CFO of ArcBest Corporation (Nasdaq: ARCB; market cap: $3 billion) from 2015 until May 2023. He led the company’s finances through its transformation from a single-mode, freight company to an integrated logistics solutions provider. His knowledge of the company’s finances and operations, and his experience with multinational and publicly traded corporations across various industries, made him critical to the development and execution of ArcBest’s growth strategy. He is a CPA licensed in Arkansas and Texas. He and his wife reside in Bentonville, Arkansas, and love serving at their local church and spending time with their three daughters.

After 45 years in the construction and home building industry serving as Vice President of Operations and Vice President of Community Development, John is now retired and serving the needs of his family. Whether he is helping to build a patio structure, install yard improvements or work on household repairs, John still works full time. His previous board experience includes ten years as a member of the board of directors of a private Christian school and six years as a member of the board of directors for a construction related non-profit organization providing housing for the homeless in Orange County. John and his wife Susan have four adult children, three fabulous grandchildren, and live in Orange County, CA.

Matthew and his wife Ashley spent the first years of marriage working and living among college students. This experience gave them a first-hand perspective of the shackles that come with college debt and a strong desire to mobilize this generation. Matt has a Bachelors in Christian Studies and a Masters in Counseling Psychology. He loves sports and will invite you over only if you root for the Dodgers or Lakers.

In college, Luke Womack had a radically transformative experience. With a lamentable life ambition to be rich for selfish gain, God introduced him to a better vision for his life. A campus pastor explained to him that the Bible is a story of God’s glory (not his own notoriety). Sadly, many “unreached” people did not have access to this great story. In 2010, Luke led a mission trip to India and encountered people without Gospel access. Starting then, his lamentable ambition shifted to connect more precisely, and Biblically, with Paul’s ambition in Romans 15:20 to “preach the Gospel where Christ has never been named.” After discovering the primary barrier of student debt for aspiring missionaries, Luke started AIRO in 2014. Luke has a Bachelor’s in Business Administration from California Baptist University (2011). He lives with his wife, Allison, and four children (ages 9, 7, 6, and 1), in Anaheim Hills, California.