Coming together to make a difference.

Jason Reeves, Board President

Jason Reeves currently serves as INDOT’s Director of Internal Affairs (Audit, Risk and Investigations).  He has experience working in banking and consulting in accounting, finance and audit roles. Jason holds a Bachelor’s degree in Management and an MBA. He has also spent the last 4 years teaching Accounting and Finance in the Fall’s School of Business MBA program at Anderson University.  Jason also brings an extensive background in IT automation and integration as he was involved in multiple large-scale projects including launching a new ERM system at a bank and leading in re-tooling a consulting firm’s largest proprietary application.  Additionally Jason is active in his local church where he serves in leading the youth ministry. He, his wife and three daughters live North of Indianapolis.

Courtney McGann, Board Secretary

Courtney grew up in Carmel, Indiana and recently returned to the area after spending over a decade in the Atlanta suburbs working for a small compliance company as a project coordinator. Courtney is currently a stay-at-home parent to two active little boys, and also serves on the board in a variety of roles at their cooperative preschool. Courtney is a member of her local church, serving in the children's ministry on Sundays and hosting a small group in her home. It was through a friend from small group that Courtney learned about Allies and their mission to empower survivors. In her free time, Courtney enjoys reading and hiking. She participates in a book club and is a local leader for Nature Explorers Club.

Karen Maher, Board Member

Karen Maher has over 20 years of public service experience advocating for vulnerable populations. As an attorney, she has represented youth in child welfare proceedings, pursued the recovery of assets for exploited adults, and given legal advice to disadvantaged adults in crisis through a legal aid hotline. In the anti-trafficking field, Karen has presented countless trainings to community members and professionals, including law enforcement, healthcare, educators, and service providers, created tools to advance collaborative initiatives, and consulted for agencies around effective multidisciplinary coordination. Recently, she served as the Director of Anti-Trafficking Initiatives for the Indiana Coalition to End Sexual Assault and Human Trafficking where she acted as the coordinator for IPATH, Indiana’s statewide taskforce.
Karen is currently the Statewide Human Trafficking Coordinator at Children’s Advocacy Centers of Illinois. Her faith in Christ has given her a heart for justice and showing compassion to others. She is married with two college-age children and loves spending time with family.

Teri McVey, Board Member

Teri is currently the Kids Pastor at Grace Fishers and has been on staff there for seven years. She holds a degree in Elementary Education from Anderson University and has taught in the private sector over the years, ranging from preschool to 4th grade. One of her greatest joys is being a mother to three (almost grown) children, and a wife to her husband of over 26 years. As a board member, Teri brings a mix of willingness, compassion, and an eagerness to help Allies thrive. She has a heart for injustice and feels called to do her part by supporting and encouraging those on the front lines. When she’s not pouring into Grace Kids, you’ll often find her spending time with her family, lost in a good book, or soaking up the sunshine outdoors — preferably with a sweet tea in hand.