HCEF Governance Chair
Lisa Becker serves as Chief Administrative Officer for You Thrive Florida, providing strategic leadership and administrative oversight in support of the organization’s mission, vision, and continued growth. In this executive role, Lisa partners closely with the Chief Executive Officer and senior leadership team to advance operational excellence, strengthen organizational culture, and ensure high-quality, compliant service delivery across programs and departments.
With expertise in human resources, policy development, risk management, strategic planning, systems improvement, and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from St. Leo College, Lisa leads initiatives that support employee engagement, talent development, policy implementation, regulatory compliance, and organizational effectiveness. She is committed to building a workplace where staff feel informed, valued, connected, and equipped to deliver meaningful services to individuals, families, and communities.
“Lisa is an exceptional Board member whose leadership and commitment have made HCEF stronger. As Chair of our Governance Committee, she has been instrumental in reviewing and strengthening our policies, procedures, and governance documents, always bringing thoughtful insight and a strong focus on doing what is best for the Foundation.
Lisa’s commitment goes well beyond committee work. She attends our events, jumps in wherever she is needed, and continually helps connect HCEF with people and opportunities throughout our community. Lisa is the kind of Board member every organization hopes to have—engaged, dependable, thoughtful, and truly invested in our mission. We are incredibly fortunate to have her on Team HCEF.”
— Tammy Brinker, CEO, HCEF
As a collaborative and forward-thinking leader, Lisa helps guide organizational policies, performance systems, safety practices, and process improvements while fostering ethical decision-making and accountability. Lisa also represents You Thrive Florida through partnerships with public agencies, community stakeholders, boards, committees, and regional initiatives—advocating for the needs of the communities the organization serves.
