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The Semper Vita leadership team

Henriet Schapelhouman   
Henriet is the president and founder of Semper Vita. She is an ordained minister in the Free Methodist Church and most recently worked at Timberlake Christian Fellowship in Redmond, WA, as pastor to the adults. A first generation American, she was born in the Netherlands. Henriet started Semper Vita as a result of a compelling vision about a collaborative organization she received when attending a class on organizational dynamics at Fuller Theological Seminary.

Tamara Dull   
Tamara was the vice president of marketing at Baseline Consulting - a management and technology consulting firm specializing in all things "data" based in Sherman Oaks, CA. She is also pursuing a masters at Fuller Theological Seminary, and in her spare time, she dabbles in web technologies, drinks grande soy mochas, and goes to baseball games. Tamara has been a part of Semper Vita since its inception and is loving the opportunity to "give back" in a way that she is uniquely wired to do.   


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