Our Foundation at a Glance

Stefan Wilson is a product of all 3 school systems in Blount County; he started in Kindergarten at Sam Houston Elementary (Maryville), then moved to Fairview Elementary (Blount County), and then Alcoa Middle before graduating from Alcoa High School. Stefan earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from UT Knoxville, where he graduated magna cum laude. He currently operates Allevia Technology which employs 45+ people and serves 400+ local businesses with IT services. He and his wife have 6 children, 4 of whom are enrolled in the Maryville City School system. Stefan wants to use his time on the board to support the school system that cares for and loves not just his children, but the entire community.

Brian Davis is a proud Blount County native and attended Maryville City Schools. Brian is the Director of Workforce Development and Safety at his family’s business, Danny Davis Electrical Contractors, Inc., where he also sponsors the company’s Registered Apprenticeship Program. Brian brings a deep commitment to education and workforce development to the Maryville City Schools Foundation. He holds General Contractor and Electrical Licenses in Tennessee, Kentucky, North Carolina, and South Carolina, and is an authorized OSHA instructor and NCCER Master Trainer. Brian is passionate about preparing the next generation for careers in the skilled trades, working closely with local junior and high schools to support Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs and provide hands-on learning opportunities through work-based learning initiatives. A graduate of Leadership Blount’s Class of 2022, Brian currently serves as Chair of the Blount Partnership’s Workforce Advisory Collaborative. His dedication to education, safety, and community development continues to shape opportunities for students across the region. Brian and his wife Beth, a former educator and a product of Maryville City Schools, live in Maryville with their three children: Annagrace, who attends Maryville Junior High, and twin boys Collin and Gabe, who attend Coulter Grove Intermediate School.

As the daughter of educators and a graduate of MHS and UT Knoxville, I am passionate about the impact teachers and schools have on our students and community. I believe that academic and personal success are best achieved in an environment of kindness, connection, accountability, compassion, and play. I am grateful for a career of more than 20 years in civil engineering and commercial property development. I currently utilize my experience in a part-time consulting role, where I lead my clients through the property development process, including design, entitlement and construction. However, my most important endeavor in life is raising our children, Jack and Sam, members of the classes of 2029 and 2033. I am thrilled to share this adventure with my husband and fellow MHS alumnus, Chris. Our family enjoys spending time at the lake, and we are very enthusiastic about traveling as much as possible. In quiet moments, my happy place is in the pages of a book. I serve on the MCSF Board because I want to help our teachers and schools to support every child, in ways that go beyond what our public school system can do with tax dollars alone.

Toni Miller is a graduate of Heritage High School and earned her Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the University of Tennessee Knoxville. She has spent her entire career in various roles at Clayton Homes and Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, Inc. Toni and her husband Cody have three children attending Maryville City Schools. She serves on multiple nonprofit boards and is passionate about volunteering and giving back to her community, something she strives to model for her children.

Andrew Stafford is originally from Johnson City, Tennessee, and holds a BBA in Finance from East Tennessee State University along with an MBA from UT’s Haslam College of Business. He works in healthcare mergers and acquisitions and is an Equity Principal in transaction advisory services with PYA, PC. Andrew joined the MCSF board in 2023 and has served on the Haslam Young Alumni Board since 2019. He and his wife Kristen moved to Maryville in 2020 and have two daughters, Mason and Allie.