October 20, 2026
CONCORD, NH – Three New Hampshire leaders recently joined the Endowment for Health Board of Directors.
The board approved the appointments of Zach Palmer, Alex Mason, and Julia Williams to the Endowment’s governing body effective Oct. 1, 2026. Prior to their appointment to the Board of Directors, Zach and Alex served on the Endowment Advisory Council. Julia is set to bring years of leadership experience within the healthcare sector to the Endowment’s 16-member board. The three volunteers will serve three-year terms and bring their expertise and varied experiences to help inform the Endowment’s fiduciary decision-making.
“We are pleased to have Zach, Alex, and Julia join the Endowment’s Board of Directors,” said Endowment President Dr. Yvonne Goldsberry. “It is wonderful to have Zach and Alex deepen their commitments to the Endowment as we welcome them onto our Board of Directors. We can’t wait to work alongside all three new members to continue making New Hampshire a place where we can all thrive in our communities and pursue healthy lives.”
Zach has over eight years of experience in the banking and community development sector. He currently works within family businesses associated with commercial/residential countertops and outdoor hardscape fabrication. He has served on various NH boards at organizations like NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire, Waypoint NH, NAMI NH, and Nectar Community Investments. Zach is a native of southern NH and lives in Hillsborough County.
Alex is assistant vice president of commercial credit and portfolio management at Millyard Bank in Nashua and brings 16 years of banking and finance experience to his community service. As a lifelong New Hampshire resident, he serves on the NHPR Advisory Board and recently concluded his service as treasurer and chair of the Governance Committee for Monadnock Worksource. He currently serves on the Endowment for Health's Audit Committee and was recently appointed chair of its Finance Committee. Alex resides in Antrim and holds an associate’s degree in human services from New Hampshire Technical Institute.
Julia is passionate about increasing equitable access to healthcare and bolstering community wellbeing. She is vice president of strategy and strategic initiatives at Point32Health, where she helps lead the organization’s enterprise strategy to improve access, affordability, and outcomes within the populations it serves. She previously served in leadership roles at Mass General Brigham and CVS Health. Julia holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from Dartmouth College and an MBA from Dartmouth’s School of Business. She lives in Hopkinton with her husband and two daughters.