August 7, 2025
[Durham, NC] Positive Childhood Alliance North Carolina (PCANC) announces the election of its fiscal year 2025-2026 executive officers: Stephen Dauchert, Chair; Bill Goebel, Vice-Chair; Emmanuel Paul, Treasurer; Sabrina Clark, Secretary. The executive officers will lead a team of 18 statewide volunteer officers dedicated to strengthening North Carolina families and nurturing positive childhoods for all.
Stephen Dauchert served as Vice-Chair of PCANC’s Board of Directors from 2023-2025 and is the Chief Marketing Officer at the Redwoods Group where he has held various roles for nearly 18 years. He has participated in the Emerging Leader Program through the United Way of the Triangle and graduated from the Goodman Fellow Program. Dauchert holds PCANC’s work close to his heart as he is passionate about preventing child sexual abuse. He is a champion of camp experiences since being a camper and beginning his work at Redwoods to support camps, YMCAs and Jewish Community Centers. Dauchert earned his BA at the University of Georgia and MBA from the Duke University Fuqua School of Business. He resides in Raleigh with his wife and 3 daughters.
Bill Goebel served as Treasurer of PCANC’s Board of Directors from 2023-2025. He has over 25 years of experience in international and domestic marketing, sales, licensing, manufacturing, importing, exporting and finance. His experience spans across the food industry, health and beauty industry, healthcare, home furnishing, retail distribution, media, and the nonprofit sector. Currently, owns a Fractional CFO company called FocusCFO. He also owns MPACT Solutions LLC, a maintenance and reliability training company that he reinvented in 2009. Over the years, he has been deeply involved with Scouting America, and was recently recognized with the Silver Buffalo Award, the national-level distinguished service award recognizing extraordinary service to youth. Goebel resides in Greensboro with his wife and three children.
Emmanuel Paul joined the PCANC Board of Directors in 2023 and serves as the Chief Business Services Officer at Early Years, where he is responsible for and oversees the agency’s financial functions, Human Resources, information technology and operations. With over 30 years of experience with Early Years, Paul has served in many roles developing a deep understanding of the importance of supporting families and communities to foster safe, healthy environments where children can thrive. He has also served as an adjunct faculty member at UNC Chapel Hill, teaching nonprofit financial management. Paul holds an MBA from the University of North Carolina Greensboro and has served on various nonprofit Boards including Wake County Agency Directors of Triangle United Way, Mbiokporo II Development Association USA, and Akwa Ibom State Association USA.
Sabrina Clark, LAPSW, CSWM describes herself as a child welfare change agent. She spent nearly a decade working at Mecklenburg County Department of Social Services before recently joining Healthy Blue Care Together. She is also an adjunct professor at UNC Charlotte for students in the undergraduate and graduate social work programs. Clark is an experienced social worker with a track record of successfully working with and on behalf of children and families. Her dedication to supporting children and families extends to developing, facilitating, and evaluating workshops on a variety of topics for representatives of multiple child-serving systems at the local, state, and national levels. She is passionate about improving the outcomes for those served by the child welfare and juvenile justice systems, as well as increasing the capacity of all child-serving entities to provide trauma-informed care.