Mike Moynihan
President/ Chief Executive Officer

It’s been over twelve years since Mike Moynihan was named the Chief Executive Officer at United Way of Camden County—but his association with United Way began when he was much younger than twelve years old. He spent his elementary years riding the bus after school to United Ways in the New England region, where his father had a fifteen-year career in United Way management. Mike now oversees over 100 volunteers and a staff of 13 who work to advance the common good in Camden County.

Mike is a “lifer” in the United Way system. Over the past 22 years he has held positions in Rhode Island, Florida, Maine, and Maryland. He received his Bachelor’s in Social Work at Southern Connecticut State University and later earned his Masters of Social Work at Boston College. In addition to giving himself philanthropically, professionally and personally to United Way, Mike also serves on the Board of Directors for the Philadelphia chapter of the American Diabetes Association.

Dan Noble
Executive Vice President of Finance & Operations

Dan Noble is a finance professional bringing over 16 years of experience in financial analysis. Noble coordinates all aspects of accounting, IT, human resources and general management at United Way of Camden County. His keen understanding of the financial climate makes him an invaluable resource for United Way and the various boards and committees he volunteers on. He is the Treasurer of the Upper Moreland Education Foundation advocating for education in his community.

After receiving his BS in Finance and Accounting from Duquesne University, Noble jump started his career as Controller and General Manager at Dezine, Ltd. He continued his career working as an Accounting Manager at Biosyn Inc, and then CFO at ChemLogix, LLC. Noble continued his education becoming a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, and receiving his MBA from the University of Phoenix.

Erin Kelly
Executive Vice President of Public Affairs

Erin Kelly is public relations professional who has over 13 years of experience in marketing, writing, editing, communicating and fundraising in the Southern New Jersey region. At United Way, she coordinates all aspects of sales and marketing including account management, printed materials, media relations and web management.

Erin’s advocacy and volunteerism are high on her priority list. She is the Chairperson for the West Deptford Parent Advisory Group, a coalition of individuals providing input to the West Deptford School Board of Education and District on any issue concerning students with disabilities. She is also an avid autism advocate, and she works with various support groups to provide knowledge and experience on parenting a child with special needs.

Erin makes her home in West Deptford, NJ with her four children Joseph, Kevin, Jack and Kelly. In addition to her experience at United Way, Erin has held several positions in public relations and consumer marketing with local giant Campbell Soup Company, which coincidentally is now her largest account at United Way. Erin has also worked for Volunteers of America Delaware Valley and Forrest Pharmaceuticals. She began her career as a newspaper sports reporter and holds a degree in Communications from the University of North Carolina at Asheville.

Krista J. Briglia
Vice President of Community Impact

Krista was born and raised in South Philadelphia which is where she currently resides with her family. She spent several years outside the city to attend Loyola College in Maryland where she received her BA in Psychology. The year following Loyola, Krista moved out to the Bay Area in California to work as an AmeriCorps Volunteer. Krista spent the majority of her professional volunteer time as a teacher’s aide at a local elementary school and had the chance to tutor English as a Second Language. It was during this time that Krista recognized the value of a volunteer and hoped to work in a greater capacity with volunteers one day. Krista spent a few years leading individual and group therapy programs for adolescents within a Philadelphia public middle school setting. She enjoyed her time directly serving the at-risk youth population but felt compelled to find a way to serve the greater issues that face these young people. These experiences intermingled with a move to North Jersey led Krista to find a new occupation in the social service industry—United Way. Krista spent her first two years in the system at United Way of Greater Union County. Currently – 8 years later, Krista oversees the Community Impact team, initiatives, programs and volunteers. It is through this work that Krista feels like she can be a part of the greater good of the community.