Meet The Board.
Learn more about our dedicated board members helping to make a difference in our population.
Dr. Vincent Anderson, Founder & President
Dr. Vincent Anderson founded V3P (2014) with the intention of assisting African American youth in the areas of education and mental health, and the mission has now expanded to the multi-faceted task of developing the African American population into a national community. A native of East St. Louis, Illinois, he recalls being an African American child who struggled with finding his purpose in this world. After an entire childhood of believing he could only become successful through the channels of sports and entertainment, Dr. Anderson found his time spent playing football as an undergraduate college student to be nothing short of life-changing. Now equipped with the confidence to take on additional challenges in higher education, Dr. Anderson went on to earn both his Masters of Sociology and Doctorate of Community Resources and Development from Arizona State University. As a trained social researcher/scientist with an invaluable skillset, Dr. Anderson has developed several programs designed to galvanize more African American youth to believe in and pursue the power of education. Dr. Anderson believes education to be the panacea to many of the issues facing the African American population, and he is committed to doing his part in helping to remedy as many issues as possible. Dr. Anderson resides in the community of Phoenix, Arizona.
C. Renee Mangum, Administrator
C. Renee Mangum is an entrepreneur and public figure in the Phoenix community. Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, she understands first-hand the importance of positive representation and opportunities presented to the youth of underserved neighborhoods. From 2011 to 2018, she served as the National Vice President of a community-based sorority. During that time, she organized numerous scholarships, charity events, and service projects that continue to benefit African American teens and young adults to this day. She now brings these core values and skills to V3P to continue serving the community.
Star Rollins-Campbell, Chief Financial Officer
Star Campbell is a business owner in the fashion industry from Los Angeles, California. She has an earnest desire to encourage and educate inner-city youth to reach their fullest potential. She spent countless years on the east coast in Baltimore, Maryland, educating the youth through various community programs about entrepreneurship and technology. She brings her talents and passion to V3P to now serve the youth in the Phoenix community.