Marty Posch
Collaborator · DISC type isAs President of the JD Finish Line Foundation, Marty Posch leads philanthropic strategies focused on equity and access in health, workforce development, and safe communities. He spearheads national partnerships with organizations like Girls Inc. and Feeding America, leveraging his expertise in collaboration and strategy. He holds a Master of Public Affairs from Indiana University.
Marty is deeply involved in his community, serving on the boards of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis and the Alzheimers Association of Greater Indiana. He is a passionate advocate for caregivers, drawing from his personal experience, and actively participates in employee-led initiatives like food and gift drives for local families.
He is a recipient of the Arc of Indiana Community Award for his exemplary passion and work with Special Olympics.
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