About Us

“Utilizing the network I have established in my life, I want to further develop optimal healthcare solutions for the people of Santa Fe and northern New Mexico.”

Mr. Goodman is the Chair of the Anchorum St. Vincent Board of Directors and Chair of the CHRISTUS St. Vincent Board Finance and Audit Committee. He has been in the securities industry for over 35 years, and his decades of financial experience include positions held with Paine Webber, Smith Barney, and Morgan Stanley. In 2010, he joined LPL Financial and established his own boutique financial consulting practice. Additionally, Mr. Goodman has an extensive background in real estate and oil and gas industries, as well as ownership of several local businesses. Mr. Goodman has dedicated his time as a member of the Rotary Club, the past President of the Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce and the Boy Scouts and is former Board Chair of the St. Vincent Hospital Foundation. Mr. Goodman’s educational background includes two engineering degrees from New Mexico Tech in mining and petroleum and he has the CIMA (Certified Investment Management Analyst) designation from the Investments & Wealth Institute. In his personal time, Mr. Goodman enjoys hiking in the beautiful mountains of Santa Fe, as well as longer treks, such as many rim-to-rim journeys of the Grand Canyon. He has two sons and two granddaughters.

“I have worked toward making hard-working New Mexico low-income families stable and successful through my service with Prosperity Works, as a member of their Board and Director of Development.  Many more families can succeed if they have the opportunity to fund their children’s college education, start and grow a business, buy a home, and build some savings to cover emergencies.  Those are basic American goals that can be met.  When we make sure the basic opportunity for success is there for everyone, we will see long-term results and a more prosperous, just society.”

Now partially-retired and focused on devoting time and talent to the well-being of the people of New Mexico, Mr. Khalsa is a successful entrepreneur with a career that included senior executive leadership roles in business management, marketing and business development, strategic planning, and the development of non-profit organizations.  As the co-founder and President of Akal Security, Inc. – a firm that has provided over $8 billion dollars of protective services to local, State and primarily Federal Government, Mr. Khalsa helped grow the largest privately held company in New Mexico.  He has served on Boards working toward economic development, public health, and the alleviation of poverty in New Mexico for over 30 years.  As a member of the Anchorum St. Vincent Board of Directors, Mr. Khalsa Chairs the Finance Committee and serves on the Investment Subcommittee.  As a Board member for CHRISTUS St. Vincent, Mr. Khalsa Chairs the Quality & Patient Safety Committee, and serves on their Audit and Finance Committee and the St. Vincent Hospital Foundation Board.

Jerry Jones is the President and CEO of Anchorum and has served the organization since 2017. He brings twenty-five years of for-profit and nonprofit leadership experience to Anchorum. In his role, Jerry is responsible for leading the organization's corporate and community strategies. He also oversees a diverse portfolio of assets, including the organization's "Partnership" with CHRISTUS Health, in CHRISTUS St. Vincent Regional Medical Center, the largest acute care hospital and specialty clinic network in northern New Mexico.

Jerry currently serves as a Board Member of CHRISTUS St. Vincent and was a founding director for Quantum Santa Fe, one of the most innovative, community-based Phase I cancer research programs in the country.

Before joining Anchorum, Jerry served as the Interim President and CEO of New Mexico's largest community foundation, the Santa Fe Community Foundation. There, he led a pioneering merger exploration of the state's community foundations with a vision to achieve operational and financial sustainability and increase philanthropic impact throughout New Mexico. He also successfully cultivated lasting relationships with donors that inspired their generous support of the Foundation's programmatic initiatives and critical nonprofit service providers.

Jerry's career in business spans a wide range of senior leadership roles. He was a partner in a public accounting practice and led the firm's consulting, outsourcing, and tax planning service lines. For almost a decade, Jerry was a shareholder in (and Managing Director of) the historic Santa Fe-based retailer Packard's on the Plaza and served as the corporation's in-house CPA. Early in his career, Jerry was deeply rooted in the publishing business and served in senior accounting positions with the Albuquerque Publishing, Co. (Albuquerque Journal and Tribune newspapers), EMAP Peterson Publishing, PLC, and Stereophile and Home Theater magazines.

Jerry is a licensed Certified Public Accountant and is a graduate of the University of New Mexico. Since 2014, Jerry has served as the Chair of the Board of Directors for Greer Enterprises, Inc. Since 1919, Greer Enterprises has maintained continual operations in Santa Fe and developed many landmark buildings near the Santa Fe Plaza, including the iconic Lensic Theater. Today, Greer holds numerous commercial real estate and multifamily ventures in New Mexico. It is currently building an expansive residential development in Santa Fe County and a 70-room hotel near the Santa Fe Plaza.

“After spending 20 years in investment management, I embraced the opportunity to give back. To me, the most important things that allow a community to thrive are high quality healthcare and education. Raising three children in Santa Fe, and coming from a family of healthcare providers, I know that having an elite institution where we can provide the best care for not only our patients but our population in general is paramount. I am honored to be part of the journey.”

Wendy Q. Trevisani built her career as a Managing Director and Partner at Thornburg Investment Management in Santa Fe, New Mexico where she was the Portfolio Manager for the flagship International Value Equity products until her retirement in 2015. During her 16-year tenure she oversaw $45 billion for Thornburg’s flagship International Value Fund and related strategies. Wendy led the launch of Thornburg's American Depository Receipt (ADR) and Socially Responsible (SRI) mandates, which collectively accumulated $10 billion in assets. Portfolios under her management consistently ranked in the top quartile of their peer group. Her primary responsibilities included analyzing and investing in companies globally, with a focus on consumer related entities including retail, luxury goods, packaged goods, consumer services and healthcare. She interacted with C-level executives while traveling extensively throughout Europe, Asia, and the Americas to evaluate potential inclusion of publicly traded companies in selective portfolios of investments. Her mandates often acquired substantial stakes in companies. Wendy was also a lead portfolio liaison for institutional client and consultant acquisitions, responsible for new and existing business and quarterly and annual updates. Prior to Thornburg, Wendy worked as an institutional sales representative at Salomon Smith Barney in NYC and London.

Wendy was recognized as one of New Mexico’s 40 Under Forty honorees by Albuquerque Business First, and has been featured in Smart Money (cover story), Money Magazine, Forbes, Fortune, The Wall Street Journal, Investors Business Daily, Kiplingers, and the New York Times. She has made television appearances on CNBC, Bloomberg, CNN Money and Fox Business News.

Wendy graduated cum laude from Bucknell University with a BA in International Relations, and has lived in Brussels, Paris and more recently spent a year in Barcelona with her family. She earned her MBA from Columbia Business School with a concentration in finance. Wendy has been a three-time mentor for Bucknell University’s Global Management 400 class at the Freeman College of Management, advising and educating students on international investing.

Wendy is an avid traveler residing in Santa Fe with her husband and three teenage children. Since her retirement, she has turned her focus to her community sitting on numerous boards serving her state including CHRISTUS St. Vincent Hospital, United Way and New Mexico’s State Board of Finance. Wendy has also served on the advisory board of two private companies, CODAworx and Patrick’s Probiotics. In her spare time, Wendy particularly enjoys hiking, biking, tennis, and skiing.

“I trained to be a physician at a Jesuit medical school and spent over 25 dedicated years of my career in service to patients within Catholic hospital systems.  My life has been blessed and now I wish to give back to our community by sharing my knowledge and expertise so the people of Santa Fe and northern New Mexico have the highest quality of care, with innovative wellness opportunities for the future.”

Dr. Mark Puczynski is a retired Board Certified physician who specialized in pediatrics for over 35 years, including his roles as Chief of Pediatrics for Phoenix Children’s Hospital and Professor and Chair of Pediatrics at the University of Toledo and at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine. Having grown up in Chicago to parents that immigrated from Poland and Germany, Dr. Puczynski devoted much of his career to working in collaboration with inner city leaders on projects that provided real solutions by pooling resources and convening the necessary partners; one was focused on school wellness checkups for those students who had no resources so they would be allowed admission to school.  He was a member of the CHRISTUS St. Vincent Community Health and Wellness Committee for over two years before being elected to the Anchorum St. Vincent Board of Directors.  He serves on both the CHRISTUS St. Vincent and Anchorum Governance Committees as well as the Anchorum Impact Grant Committee.  Dr. Puczynski has a deep understanding of the wellness needs of our community coming from an extensive background in academia, numerous hospital committees and boards as well as his participation with various non-profit boards. Locally, Dr. Puczynski has been a member of the Board of Trustees for Desert Academy and volunteers for local nonprofits.  In these positions, he has been able to directly influence educational attainment and achieved a better understanding of our community needs.  Dr. Puczynski graduated with a Bachelor of Science from University of Illinois and achieved his medical degree from Loyola University, Stritch School of Medicine.  He completed his Pediatric Residency at Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine where he served as Chief Resident of Pediatrics.  He participated in an Ambulatory Fellowship with Harvard University School of Medicine, Boston Children’s Hospital.  With a long list of professional publications, certifications, licensures and as a member of numerous professional societies, Dr. Puczynski brings a wealth of academic and clinical knowledge to the Anchorum and CHRISTUS St. Vincent Boards.  He and his wife, Sandra, enjoy their lives here in Santa Fe, where they remain active and engaged in the community.

“Growing up in northern New Mexico, I am committed to the well-being of our community. To that end, I have spent my career advocating for corporate social responsibility that creates measurable impact. I’m honored to serve on the board of Anchorum—to be a catalyst for improving the well-being of all people in Santa Fe and northern New Mexico.”

Sayuri Yamada is a Policy Strategist connecting people, ideas and policy that creates positive change. She and her team at PNM work tirelessly to conceive and amplify the utility’s clean power message-- collaborating with environmental groups, policy makers and opinion leaders to draft landmark legislation. 

As Executive Director of Government and Public Affairs for PNM Resources, she is responsible for the PRMR Foundation, community relations, stakeholder engagement, corporate social responsibility, and government affairs. Ms. Yamada’s efforts have resulted in major legislative impact. Most recently she has led the utility’s paradigm shift into clean energy. Working with the Governor’s office and environmental groups, she has created groundbreaking state policy that promises New Mexico will have zero carbon emissions by 2050, making our state a leader in Clean Energy and inspiring other states to have similar policies. 

Ms. Yamada serves as a member of the advisory committee for the Utility Executive Course (UEC) at the University of Idaho. She is the immediate Past Chair of the New Mexico Chamber of Commerce. Ms. Yamada is also the past Chair of the Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce and former member of the Santa Fe Preparatory School board. Ms. Yamada is the wife of Preston Matthews, a physician, and mother to daughter Miyuki. She holds a BA from Baylor University.

“I am deeply dedicated to education, and have a particular interest in adult literacy. When you give an adult the skills to read, when before they could not, you increase the potential for that person, and every other person who depends on them. When adults cannot read, they aren’t able to fully participate in their own healthcare decisions, in civic engagement, or in their children’s education.”

With 25 years of extensive financial accounting background as a CPA, Jenny Crysler has dedicated her career to financial management and analytics supporting operations in healthcare and academia. She gained valuable experience during her tenure with Lovelace Health Systems where she served as the Financial manager of Hospital Services – involved in developing profitability models, detailed expense and revenue analysis as well as preparation of budgets and forecasting. 

Most recently, she held the position of Business Manager for Turquoise Trail Charter School where she had a high level of responsibility for financial, operational, and facility management functions. Previously, she spent six years as the Chief Financial Officer of Sandia Preparatory School and three years as the Business Manager of Housing and Food services for the University of New Mexico. Jenny graduated from New Mexico State University with the Bachelor of Accountancy followed by earning her CPA, School Business Manager license and Chief Procurement Officer certifications.

Jenny is a resident of Santa Fe and has been very involved in community outreach through volunteering her time as a volunteer docent and Board Member for Rancho de Las Golondrinas, where she is happy to share her passion and knowledge of the history of New Mexico. 

“My father exhibited extraordinary character. He instilled in me that it is my personal responsibility to get involved, to stand up for others, to care for the land and to strengthen our community. The best example of humanity is when people come together. By being that voice, both personally and professionally, leading by example today is paving the way for our children and generations to come.”

Lisa Estrada joined Anchorum St. Vincent in August 2018 as the Executive Assistant to the President and Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer, bringing more than 20 years of key experience to the role from prior positions in executive administration. She has worked in corporate, nonprofit and healthcare industries.

Prior to joining Anchorum, Lisa managed operations for a successful jewelry company, taking it from conception to an internationally recognized brand. Throughout her career as an executive’s right hand, she has demonstrated her skill in senior administrative support, board governance, and project coordination—wearing many hats and serving as a trusted resource.

As a native Santa Fean, Lisa has deep roots within the community and feels it is a privilege to work with an organization making such a significant contribution to the community. She enjoys the diverse opportunities at Anchorum and looks forward to being a member of the team to build and enhance our collaborative partnerships.

“Human services systems must be in dynamic relationship with the communities they seek to serve. As a social worker, I keep the orientation that my contributions to collaborative solutions can only be as valuable as my ability to listen. Finding the strengths in community systems of care and building on them is key to cultivating health.”

After completing a Master’s of Social Work at the University of Denver, Jesse Cirolia moved back to Santa Fe to share her learning and experience with her hometown where the needs so greatly outweigh resources. In July of 2020, Jesse was instrumental in working towards the creation of the Community Health Funder Alliance, a collaboration between CHRISTUS St. Vincent community benefit grants program, Anchorum St. Vincent and the Santa Fe Community Foundation health grants to align the funding processes aimed at improving health outcomes in Santa Fe and northern New Mexico.

In her previous role as the Manager of Community Health for CHRISTUS St. Vincent, she managed a team of intensive case managers who provided specialized services to hospital patients in need of complex care plans. She also managed the completion of the 2019-2022 Community Health Needs Assessment and Community Health Implementation Plan.

Jesse joined Anchorum St. Vincent in January of 2022 as the Director of Community Health and Engagement where she provides strategic thought partnership to the implementation of community engagement and the application of population health data to funding strategies.

“If we can connect with an actionable approach, we can channel resources in ways that center the possibility of well-being and health for all peoples and communities.”

Loe Marcoline earned an interdisciplinary degree focused on health and society from the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada. She joins the Anchorum St. Vincent team with a deep commitment to working for and with socially-driven organizations to help advance community-based social change strategies. She also approaches the work with an appreciation of interdisciplinary and collaborative approaches to solving social issues. Loe is purposeful about using her passions and creativity to help people and communities.

Based in northern New Mexico, she and her husband live off-grid on a small parcel of land where they operate an organic farm and own a small-batch, artisan hot sauce company. They surround themselves with family, adventurous, hardworking friends, and a collection of rowdy, four-legged creatures.

“To achieve high standards of financial reporting and analysis to sustain the mission and impact investing of our organization.”

Phillip has been with Anchorum St. Vincent since 2015 and is responsible for accounting governance and financial analysis and transitioned the organization over to a new, more efficient system. A native Santa Fean with deep family roots in the community, Phillip is graduate of St. Michael’s High School and earned his Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from the University of New Mexico’s Anderson School of Management. Prior to joining Anchorum, Phillip was a part of the Santa Fe Opera for four seasons, three as an usher and one as a business office intern. He enjoys a variety of interests in Santa Fe including coffeehouses, Karaoke, skiing, opera and fiestas.

“I have always been inclined to work in organizations that make a difference in the life of individuals—and in places where you can contribute to promote social justice. I’m proud and grateful for the opportunity to work alongside colleagues at Anchorum who make a difference in people’s lives.”

Throughout her career, Monica has worked in education and the nonprofit sector. For 13 years, she served in various capacities in the finance departments at Albuquerque Academy and Sandia Prep School. Monica worked at Central New Mexico’s Ingenuity program, as well as with the Albuquerque Rape Crisis Center and, at Enlace Comunitario where she was the Finance Director. On June 1, 2022, she began a new chapter at Anchorum and looks forward to embarking on important work and meaningful initiatives.

“Growing up in Santa Fe, there is a responsibility placed on us to help one another and I am honored to fulfill my duty to improve the lives of my community.”

While a student at Santa Fe Community College, Angelica Martinez-Cordero served as an Anchorum intern in August 2020 and provided support for the accounting team. In April 2021, Anchorum offered her a part-time position to join the team and help fulfill the organizational mission. Angelica is delighted to help those that provide support for her community and also northern New Mexico.

“Health and wellness are at the heart of what motivates me. It is an honor to join the Anchorum team in a critical moment—one where our state’s health and well-being deserves attention, innovation, and resources to improve outcomes so all New Mexicans can live our best lives.”

Heather started her career in the nonprofit world, and after more than 20 years as a marketing and communications consultant, she is excited to serve as Anchorum’s communication lead and tell the stories of the impact of the organization’s important work in northern New Mexico. With a Master’s in Communication Arts, she speaks fluent Spanish, is the Santa Fe dining reviewer for the Albuquerque Journal and writes for other regional publications as well. When Heather is not writing and telling stories, she is foraging for the best ingredients, cooking, blogging, hiking, traveling and spending time with her friends and dogs.