Silver Fox Advisors Announces New Member - Brian Lacy
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Silver Fox Advisors Announces New Member
Brian Lacy
Houston, Texas — February 20, 2026 — Silver Fox Advisors is pleased to announce that Brian Lacy has joined the organization as its newest Advisor, expanding the firm’s collective depth of executive leadership and strategic advisory expertise.
Brian Lacy brings extensive experience in guiding non-profit organization fundraising and annual giving campaigns. Brian has worked over the years building connections across the philanthropic landscape in every philanthropic environment, from higher education to health care and from faith-based to community charities to global NGOs.
“Brian represents the caliber of leadership that defines a Silver Fox Advisor,” said Gary Henderson, President for Silver Fox Advisors. “He combines seasoned judgment with a hands-on understanding of what non-profit organizations face every day. His insight will be an immediate asset to the non-profits the Silver Fox Advisors serve.”
Silver Fox Advisors is comprised of accomplished executives and professionals who have built, led, and advised successful enterprises across a wide range of industries. The organization is dedicated to helping business owners navigate critical decision points with confidence, clarity, and seasoned insight.
The addition of Brian Lacy reflects Silver Fox Advisors’ continued commitment to strengthening its network of experienced advisors who provide thoughtful, real-world guidance to growing and transitioning non-profit organizations.
About Silver Fox Advisors
For 40 years, the Silver Fox Advisors have served as trusted mentors and advisors, offering programs such as CEO Roundtables, CEO Education Sessions, and one-on-one mentoring to support local business success. Its members bring decades of executive leadership experience across diverse industries, helping organizations grow, strengthen, and achieve long-term success.
Learn more at www.silverfox.org
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