Montgomery County Food Bank Welcomes New Board Members and Honors Departing Leaders

Dominic ‘Nick’ Clausi is the Vice President of Research for ExxonMobil. In this role, Nick leads a  team whose collective mission is to develop the next generation of products and lower carbon  energy technology solutions. Nick received a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from  North Carolina State University in 1994, followed by Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin. Nick is married with two  daughters and enjoys spending time with them in various outdoor activities. 

Jacqueline has a bachelor’s degree in Political Science, and she received a master’s degree in  Educational Policy from the University of Pennsylvania; her focus of study was the effect of  policy in underserved communities. Jacqueline’s experience includes working on Capitol Hill for  the U.S. Senate’s Judiciary committee, the Wharton School Dean’s office, among others.  Jacqueline serves on multiple PTO and committee boards in Conroe ISD schools and other  community groups from Interfaith of The Woodlands to supporting the Mongomery County  Women’s Shelter. She and her husband, John, are the parents to six children, ages 6 to 15, who  have become a full time calling for a season. 

Rev. Phillip Moore is the Executive Pastor at The Ark Church where he has served since 2003.  Phillip received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Management from the University of  Central Oklahoma and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Central  Oklahoma. Phillip has been happily married to Dr. Ellen Moore, Children’s Pastor at The Ark  Church, for over 35 years. They have two grown, married children, Josh and Meagan, one  delightful granddaughter, Ryann. 

Rev. Mark Sorensen began his ministry as a youth minister in Texas. While serving as a worship  leader in Louisiana, he realized God wanted him to pursue seminary and become a pastor.  During his time at Asbury Theological Seminary, he joined the ministry team at The Woodlands  Methodist Church as Lead Pastor for Contemporary Worship. He graduated from Asbury and  became an ordained minister. In 2021, he was named Senior Pastor of The Woodlands  Methodist Church. He and his wife, Nycki, have two children, Nic, who is married and has a son,  and Gabbi. 

Angela Storseth-Cooper is the Senior Director of Government Relations & Public Policy at The US  Oncology Network, spearheading initiatives across 32+ states for community oncology practices.  She advocates protecting the physician-patient relationship and ensuring patient access to high  quality, affordable care in the community setting. Angela actively participates in various industry  and community boards. A proud alumna of Texas A&M University, Angela resides in  Montgomery, Texas, with her husband, Grant Cooper, who serves as the Head Football Coach at  Montgomery High School.