Finance Committee

Mohamed Sharaf is a seasoned professional in energy, real estate, franchising, and retail, based in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. With a robust background from Columbia Business School, he drives strategic initiatives at Victron Energy, Inc., notably contributing to innovative projects like the Gateway Travel Center in Mercedes, Texas, which integrates dining and job creation. Sharaf is recognized for his leadership in developing high-impact community projects, including modular Jimmy John’s locations, showcasing his commitment to operational excellence and economic growth.

Jeffrey Rose, the founder of the Advanced Hypnosis Center in Manhattan, is a multifaceted health promoting professional with over 30 years of experience in hypnotherapy, nutrition, addiction recovery coaching, and sleep improvement. Renowned for his expertise in smoking cessation, weight loss, addiction recovery, and stress management, Rose empowers his clients to transform their lives by modifying their unhealthy habits and adopting healthier ones. His work has been featured on prominent media outlets such as CBS, CNN, and Martha Stewart Living, as well as Fox News. Through his transformative hypnotherapy and corporate wellness programs, Rose helps Make Americans Healthy.

Ryan Lewendon, a partner at Giannuzzi Lewendon, is a leading attorney for high-growth consumer products companies. Based in New York, he has advised brands like VitaminWater, BodyArmor, and Oatly since 2007, guiding them through financing, acquisitions, and partnerships. Lewendon, who holds an M.S. from Tulane University and a J.D. from Brooklyn Law School, notably led BodyArmor’s $5.6 billion acquisition by Coca-Cola. An avid runner and reader, he grew up in Hamden, Connecticut, and now resides in Manhattan.

John Klar, a seventh-generation Vermonter, is a farmer, attorney, and author based in Brookfield, Vermont. He raises grass-fed beef and lamb, advocating for regenerative agriculture and local food systems. A former tax attorney, Klar ran as a Republican for Vermont State Senate in 2022 and governor in 2020, focusing on food security and fiscal integrity. His 2023 book, Small Farm Republic, critiques industrial agriculture while promoting sustainable farming as a conservative solution for environmental revival.

Jeff Hays is an award-winning documentarian, author, and producer based in Utah. Known for provocative films like Fahrenhype 9/11 (2004), a response to Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11, and On Native Soil (2006), short-listed for an Academy Award, he’s built a career exposing systemic issues. Hays co-founded Revealed Films, producing series on health, politics, and addiction. His recent works include The United States vs. Andre Norman (2023) and The Real RFK Jr. (2024). He’s also authored books on entrepreneurship and spirituality.

Claire Dwoskin, a McLean, Virginia-based philanthropist, is a controversial child health advocate and founder of the Children’s Medical Safety Research Institute. She has funded research linking vaccines to autism and autoimmune diseases. A major Democratic donor, she co-founded the Dwoskin Family Foundation with her ex-husband Albert. Dwoskin serves on boards like the National Vaccine Information Center and has co-chaired international vaccine safety symposiums, advocating for scrutiny of vaccine safety.

Claire Dooley, raised in McComb, Mississippi, is an independent documentary filmmaker known for her work with Children’s Health Defense. She produced films like Infertility: A Diabolical Agenda (2022) and Between Peace and War: An Insider Look at the People’s Convoy (2022), addressing global health concerns and COVID-19 mandate protests. A frequent War Room podcast guest, she discusses her films and health freedom issues. Dooley also supports the MAHA movement, advocating for holistic health and exposing medical-industrial complex agendas.

Jared Chrisman is a Pacific Northwest-based fundraising specialist. As a friend and supporter of RFK Jr., Jared worked closely to support the Kennedy Campaign. Deeply committed to living naturally, he believes time outdoors fosters mental clarity and physical vitality.

Daniel Adams, Harvard alumnus and Co-Founder of Alicia Adams Alpaca, drives sustainable luxury in the Hudson Valley. With a keen business acumen, he oversees operations for a family-run enterprise specializing in high-end alpaca textiles. Since 2006, Daniel has grown the brand from a small farm to a global name, with boutiques in Aspen and Malibu. Passionate about innovation and sustainability, he blends entrepreneurial vision with a commitment to quality.