Meet the Team

Board of Directors

William H. Stuart, MD

Board Chair, Atlanta Neuroscience Foundation Founder, Multiple Sclerosis Center of Atlanta

"Dr. Bill", as he's known to his patients, graduated from Northwestern University Medical School. Following an Internship at Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital, Dr. Stuart returned to Northwestern University where he completed an Internal Medicine Residency. He subsequently served as an Epidemic Intelligence Service Officer at the Communicable Disease Center in Atlanta for two years following which he completed a three-year Fellowship in Neurology at Emory University Medical School. Upon completion of this training and serving at the NINDS he entered private practice in the Atlanta area, forming the Atlanta Neurological Clinic, subsequently renamed The Peachtree Neurological Clinic. Dr. Stuart was one of the founding members of the American Society of Neuroimaging and he has remained active with this organization since he served as its president in 1984 and 1985.

He has served as a member of the Executive Committee of the American Academy of Neurology and served for 2 years as the Treasurer. He was twice named the Clinical Teacher of the Year at Piedmont Hospital. He began his focused interest in Multiple Sclerosis in 1988, developing the Multiple Sclerosis Comprehensive Care and Research Center at Shepherd Center in 1991. In January 2001, he founded the Multiple Sclerosis Center of Atlanta.

Amy Gruetzmacher

Secretary/Treasurer

Amy is a Senior Marketing Manager for Coca-Cola, focusing on managing sports and strategic partnerships to build integrated marketing programs in the South. Prior to Coca-Cola, she lived in New York City working for Sports Illustrated as the Senior Manager of Experiential Marketing and led all Talent Relations. Amy began her career in Business Development with the New York Yankees managing Premium Client Relations.

Amy is from Tampa, FL, and a proud graduate of the University of Virginia. In her free time, she enjoys running on the beltline, live music concerts, cooking, and dining out across Atlanta. She has been a patient of the Atlanta Neuroscience Institute for four years.

Dana Westbrook

Dana brings over 15 years of volunteer and fundraising experience to the Atlanta Neuroscience Foundation. She has been active in Junior League, Creative Enterprises and is currently the Chairperson of the Board for Forsyth County Special Olympics. Having a daughter with special needs has driven her passion for building a community of inclusion and awareness for this population. Dana has worked in the Power Industry for over 25 years. During her tenure, she has managed extensive corporate events and trade shows as well as serving as an ambassador for United Way and other non-profit fundraisers.

Keith Keller

Board of Directors

Ross Stallings

Board Of Directors

Mark Richt

Robin Hackney

Staff

Rogelio (Roy) A. Rangel

Executive Director Atlanta Neuroscience Foundation

Roy Rangel will serve as the Executive Director of the Atlanta Neuroscience Foundation, the philanthropic arm of MSCA. Most recently, Roy served 18 years as President of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society – Georgia Chapter, located in Atlanta, Ga. Roy also served as Senior Vice President for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Lone Star Chapter, South Texas Region from 2000 to 2004.

Born and raised in San Antonio, Texas, Rangel is a 1983 graduate of St. Mary’s University. He started a career in the not-for-profit sector with United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County in 1983 where he held several positions, including senior campaign associate. Rangel’s 39 years of experience in non-profit management fall specifically in the areas of strategic planning and development, community engagement, board development, special events, fund development, public relations, marketing, and communications. He has served in leadership positions with Texas Mental Health Mental Retardation and as Executive Director for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of America. Rangel was also the Director of Corporate Development for the San Antonio Jewish Community Center (JCC). During his employment at the JCC, Rangel attended Our Lady of the Lake University where he received a Master in Business Administration in Healthcare Management with national honors.

Tamara Clay

Chief Operating Officer, Multiple Sclerosis Center of Atlanta

Tamara Smith has served as a healthcare administrator for over 15 years. With a diverse professional background extending from a mental health counselor to director of a neurological facility, Tamara offers a wealth of expertise and skill advancing medical practices. She has been instrumental in developing and leading multiple medical services ensuring the highest quality of patient care is provided.

A native of Memphis, TN, Tamara holds a Bachelor of Science from Tennessee State University and a Master of Science from The University of Memphis. A former committee member of Georgia Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Trust Fund and Rockdale County Chamber of Commerce, Tamara is knowledgeable of community efforts to improve the lives of others. She is an exercise enthusiast who also enjoys spending time with family and friends.