An experienced pharmaceutical executive, Terrell Herring serves as president of commercial operations at Mission Pharmacal Company and president of Mission subsidiary Alamo Pharma Services. Dedicated to giving back, Terrell Herring has been extensively involved Big Brothers Big Sisters of America (BBBS) as a former trustee and was named a 2007 Big Brother of the Year honoree.

1. BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS LOOKS OUT
FOR CHILDREN MOST IN NEED
Terrell Herring

2. INTRODUCTION
 An experienced pharmaceutical executive, Terrell Herring
serves as president of commercial operations at Mission
Pharmacal Company and president of Mission subsidiary
Alamo Pharma Services. Dedicated to giving back, Terrell
Herring has been extensively involved Big Brothers Big
Sisters of America (BBBS) as a former trustee and was
named a 2007 Big Brother of the Year honoree.
At its heart, BBBS is a mentorship-driven organization
that helps children develop lasting, positive relationships
with good adult role models. The organization’s programs
primarily focus on at-risk children and those who come
from underserved areas.

3. BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
 Over the years, BBBS has launched other initiatives to meet the
needs of children in special situations.
For example, BBBS offer the Amachi program, which targets
children whose parents are incarcerated. Children in this situation
face a number of difficulties, and having an additional source of
support and guidance in the form of a mentor can prove
extremely important. The name of the program comes from a
concept of hope among the Ibo people in Nigeria.
BBBS also maintains a program called Operation Bigs, which
focuses on children who are part of military families. While
mentors can never fill the shoes of parents, they can offer the
additional support and assistance that children need to develop
confidence.