Board Member at Large

Lee lends his leadership experience and organizational skills to support RT on its journey of growth and expansion. Lee began his journey with RT as a volunteer, assisting recently released men to acclimate to their new lives in the community. Lee’s dedication to serving the justice-involved population is firmly rooted in God’s call to work toward the redemption of our communities.

Professionally, Lee works as a project manager in Fidelity Investments’ Healthcare division. His prior work experience includes serving as a product manager at a financial services company and an infantry officer in the U.S. Army. 

Lee’s two young boys keep him quite occupied (and on his toes), but in his spare time, he enjoys reading, spending time outdoors, and trying to outsource life’s mundane tasks to AI.

Board Chair

Bryan Galloway brings over 20 years of nonprofit leadership experience and a deep passion for supporting justice-involved individuals as they transition from incarceration back into the community. His commitment to empowering others aligns with RT’s mission of providing holistic care and facilitating restoration through Christ.

Bryan currently serves as a Shepherding Pastor at the Summit Church.  Prior to this, he served as Service Director for the Americas at Kodak Alaris, where he honed his expertise in strategic planning, program development, and organizational leadership—skills he now applies to his work with RT.

As a Board Member at Large, Bryan brings his expertise in advancing RT’s strategic initiatives, leveraging his professional experience to ensure the organization delivers impactful and sustainable services. 

Beyond his professional and volunteer commitments, Bryan enjoys reading and cherishes time spent with his family. 

Board Member at Large

George is a staunch advocate for the holistic well-being of those incarcerated, re-entry services, those with substance use disorders, and mental health challenges. The relationship of partnership and humaneness are critical elements to efficient and effective holistic treatment services for justice involved individuals returning to community in various constructs (housing, employment, family dynamic, healthcare, and education).

George currently serves as a minister in Prisoners of the Lord Ministries, a regional prison ministry currently serving three N.C. state prisons in central North Carolina. George leads prison ministry and other services areas at Triangle Church of Christ in Durham.

Being selected as a board member for Restorative transitions is a huge honor for me as it brings an opportunity to encourage to initiatives of Restorative Transition through clinical, peer, and lived experience.

George continues to make a difference through habitat for humanity, helping the poor, and Narcotics Anonymous support groups.

Married to my loving wife, George enjoys traveling, cooking, officiating high school basketball, and spending time with family.