Nathan is a 2019 fellowship alumnus and serves as CWF’s Director of Operations and Program Director. A 2017 Terry Scholar, he graduated magna cum laude from the University of North Texas with a B.B.A. in Business Integrated Studies: International Business and Marketing and très bien from the Burgundy School of Business in Dijon, France, with a Bachelor in Marketing & Business: International Business Management.

Formerly, Nathan served as a Co-Founder and Director of Operations for Catholic Music Initiative, a nonprofit he helped build into an internationally known organization in the Catholic music world, and as the Director of Finance and Operations for Mindtap Marketing (now Hexa GTM), a digital marketing agency in headquartered in the DFW area.

A native Texan, Nathan is passionate about entrepreneurship and technology and enjoys working with start-ups and non-profit organizations. When he isn’t working, he can be found appreciating music, learning about new technology, playing ultimate frisbee, and traveling—especially internationally.

A former FOCUS missionary and Fellowship alumnus, Aron loves working with college students. His passions and knowledge range from practical program details and curriculum to the liturgy and living life as a missionary disciple. Aron has a background in computer science and works as a business analyst at a large parish in the Diocese of Columbus, Ohio.

Julian Dewald grew up in southern Germany for the first twelve years of his life. Afterward, he moved to France to see if he had a vocation to religious life. After finishing his high school in France, he did a year of service in Wisconsin where he worked as the dean of a boarding school. Since then, he has moved back and forth between Germany and other countries to do his studies in international business. After his undergraduate, he worked as a project manager for FrieslandCampina for about a year in the Netherlands. Currently, he is studying Business Management at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas.

A CWF alumna, Maria graduated from Washington University in St. Louis with a double major in Economics and Marketing. She discovered many new interests on the Fellowship and has spent the past few years exploring the intellectual tradition of our Catholic faith. Maria has worked in the public policy think tank space and is currently serving as a Regnum Christi missionary in Spain.

A 2019 fellowship alumnus, Danielle Trompeter graduated from the University of Texas at Dallas where she studied Arts, Technology and Emerging Communication. She currently works as a Marketing Specialist for a home fitness company for seniors and enjoys providing marketing and business consulting to clients with her brother, Nathan. Dani is a Texas native and resides in Carrollton with her husband, Tommy. In her free time, she loves reading, playing ultimate frisbee, and facilitating philosophical and theological discussions to help young adults grow deeper in their faith.

Tammy Grady is the Associate Director for Vocations for the Diocese of Dallas and works as a Spiritual Director for university students at SMU Catholic in Dallas and Benedictine College, in Kansas. She has been a consecrated woman of the Regnum Christi Movement for twenty-five years and is very grateful for her vocation.

Before Consecrated Life, she obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nutrition in Nova Scotia Canada. After college, she volunteered two missionary years to NET Ministries & SPO Ministries which led her to discover her vocation. During her formation period in Consecrated Life, she obtained a Licentiate Degree in Religious Sciences magna cum laude from the Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum in Rome. Recently, she has received her Certification in TOB from the Theology of the Body Institute in Pennsylvania.

Tammy has worked with young people the world over through missionary trips, pilgrimages, 5 World Youth Days, spiritual direction, and retreats in Australia, New Zealand, Spain, Rome, the Holy Land, Mexico, Chile, Greece, Poland and the USA.  She has a heart for the new evangelization and the complementarity of men and women, especially among young adults trying to find their way, their place, and their mission in the world.

Fr. Michael Baggot, LC, PhD is currently Assistant Professor of Bioethics at the Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum and Adjunct Professor of Theology at the Christendom College Rome program. He is also an Associate Researcher at the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights in Rome, Italy. He has also worked as an Art and Faith tour guide in the Vatican Museums. His writings have appeared in First Things, The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly, and Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy. In addition, he is contributor to and editor of the book Enhancement Fit for Humanity: Perspectives on Emerging Technologies (Routledge, November 2021).

Katie Lundstrom, MBA, PCC, is the founder and President of Firm Foundations Inc (FFI), an executive leadership coaching and strategy and change consulting firm based in the Washington, D.C. area. She has almost 30 years of experience serving hundreds of clients across all types of industries in the areas of strategic planning, organizational change, individual and business transformation, performance management, strategic and tactical alignment, and changing corporate culture. She is most passionate about partnering with leaders who really want to see change for themselves, their teams, and their organizations. She uses coaching, strategic planning, appreciative inquiry and facilitation as core techniques to make change happen. Currently, Katie is working with teams from two to 18 to strengthen their performance as well as individually coaching, on average, 15 leaders.