2025 Board Members

CHAIR - ASHLEY SHEARER

Ashley is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Certified Substance Abuse Counselor by training and is the Director of Care Coordination & Utilization Management at The Queen’s Medical Center. She played a vital role in the development of Queen’s Care Coalition, a nationally recognized program that addresses complex medical and social needs of vulnerable people. She specializes in addressing social determinants of health and is passionate about assuring all people receive the right care, in the right place, at the right time.

VICE CHAIR - JENNIFER ARMSTRONG

PENDING

TREASURER - RANDY AU

Randy Au is currently the Senior Vice President & Primary Relationship Officer at Bank of Hawaii. With 22 years of experience in the financial industry, Randy applies his skills and education to his passion for helping to combat homelessness. Prior to joining PIC, he served on the Board for Family Promise of Hawaii as President.

SECRETARY - SUSAN DOYLE

Susan Au Doyle is a community volunteer and former executive in the nonprofit and government sectors. She has focused her career on working with others to improve the quality of life in Hawaii, particularly for individuals and families disadvantaged by our current society. In 2005, she helped to bring cross-sector attention to the issue of homelessness in Aloha United Way’s first comprehensive Quality of Life in Hawai‘i report published in Hawaii Business Magazine. The hope was that the disturbing statistics about homeless children would be easy to understand and would spur action. Twenty years later, PIC’s Point In Time Count suggests progress—but there is much left to be done. 

CLIFF TILLOTSON

Cliff Tillotson is the Vice President of Prometheus Construction. Cliff brings a fresh perspective and enthusiasm to our board, approaching the issue of homelessness with a “Shelter First and Community First” approach.

DEBORAH SMITH

Deborah Smith and her family have called Waimānalo home for more than ten years. She enjoys being an active community member through her involvement in the Hawaiian Civic Club of Waimānalo, Waimānalo Market Co-op and Waimānalo Health Center. Deborah is a supervisor at Hale Kipa’s Youth Outreach Center (YO!) in Waikiki.