Our Team

Khatrina Swarup, MSN, MBA, RN - Interim President

Khatrina Swarup is a dedicated healthcare leader with a deep commitment to addressing social determinants of health, particularly food insecurity and equitable access to care. With experience in clinical operations, care management, and healthcare strategy, she has built and led programs that improve patient outcomes while optimizing resources. Her work has spanned value-based care, health technology, and process improvement, always centering on sustainable, community-driven solutions. 

As President of Reap Goodness, Khatrina supports organizational leadership, refines strategic priorities, and ensures clear communication with stakeholders. She is passionate about empowering individuals and communities by increasing access to quality food and equipping them with the knowledge and resources to grow and sustain their own food sources. She believes that true food security comes from not just availability but also education and self-sufficiency, aligning with Reap Goodness’ mission to create lasting, sustainable change.

Timm Esque - BTA Heartland Trial Leader

Timm Esque started volunteering with Reap Goodness in 2020 and is currently the leader of the Heartland Trial at Boyce Thompson Arboretum. He also teaches embodied leadership and co-hosts a podcast called Mind & Body@Work through the company he co-founded – East Valley Leader Lab.

Timm spent his formative years in a variety of roles at Intel Corporation, eventually becoming an internal consultant to high stakes project teams. Later Timm published his key learnings at Intel (No Surprises Project Management, 1999) and consulted to teams globally, including Fortune 100, small businesses, nonprofits and US AID. He has consulted and/or presented in 21 countries.

Shri

Sriman (Shri) Swarup, MD, MBA – Board Treasurer

Dr. Sriman Swarup is a triple board-certified physician in internal medicine, hematology, and oncology, with a career dedicated to improving patient care through evidence-based practices and systemic reform. His research and contributions to clinical protocols, such as redesigning Lubbock’s University Medical Center’s heparin-induced thrombocytopenia testing, demonstrate his commitment to improving healthcare efficiency and outcomes. As a 2020 ASH Choosing Wisely Champion, he has been recognized for his efforts in reducing unnecessary testing and enhancing patient safety.

Beyond medicine, Shri is passionate about giving back to the community. As Treasurer of Reap Goodness, he applies his analytical and problem-solving skills to ensure financial transparency, sustainability, and responsible stewardship of resources. He believes that restoring ecosystems, improving food security, and fostering sustainable agricultural practices are essential to long-term community health, aligning his medical expertise with the organization’s mission to heal both people and the planet.