The Quantum Foundation recently announced the appointment of Wellington resident Bradley Hurston to its board of directors. Hurston is a highly accomplished professional with a distinguished career in the finance industry and currently serves as the director of wealth management at Krusen Capital Management LLC.
Hurston has a rich background in managing investment portfolios, retail banking and trading in residential whole loan portfolios and is already proving to be a great asset to the foundation’s Audit and Finance & Investment committees.
Hurston holds a bachelor’s degree in family financial management from the Ohio State University and completed his master’s degree at the University of Miami. Beyond his established career, he is an active community leader as a board member at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts and serves on its Young Friends Committee.
In his personal life, Hurston finds joy in spending quality time with his wife and two young children. He is based in Wellington, where he volunteers his time to coach youth flag football and basketball.
“We are so pleased to have Bradley on our team of visionaries,” said Eric Kelly, president of the Quantum Foundation. “His expertise will continue to lead us on a path of intentional grant giving and identifying the greatest impact behind every dollar to improve the health of Palm Beach County.”
The Quantum Foundation’s mission is to inspire and fund initiatives that improve the health of Palm Beach County residents. The health foundation was formed from $135 million in proceeds from the sale of JFK Medical Center. Now in its third decade of community investment, the foundation has assets of approximately $160 million. Since its inception, the foundation has awarded $170 million to hundreds of Palm Beach County nonprofit grantees. Every dollar the foundation grants stays in the county to benefit local communities.
For more information about the Quantum Foundation, visit www.quantumfnd.org.
