Tag: Social Services

Shane DeMeyer: Advancing Governance through Experience, Collaboration, and Meaningful Public Impact

I’m pleased to share a bit more about my professional journey and the experiences that have shaped my career in healthcare, public service, and governance. Over the past four decades, I’ve had the opportunity to work with remarkable teams across government and healthcare systems, leading initiatives focused on strategy, change management, and community impact. I remain passionate about contributing at the governance level and supporting organizations committed to meaningful service and strong leadership. Here is my biography.

Tom Littlewood: Guiding Others Toward Stability, Purpose, and Possibility

I’m excited to share a deeper look into my professional journey, the communities I’ve served, and the values that have shaped my work over the past four decades. From frontline counseling to executive leadership, my career has been dedicated to supporting at-risk youth, strengthening nonprofit organizations, and helping communities build resilience and hope. Here is my biography.

Louise Lovell: Turning Community Challenges Into Sustainable, Measurable Change

I’m pleased to share a more complete and thoughtfully written executive biography that reflects my career in public-sector leadership, community development, and nonprofit governance. My journey has been shaped by a commitment to meaningful change, strategic clarity, and collaborative problem-solving, and I look forward to continuing to contribute these strengths through future board opportunities.

Marjorie Epstein Aloni: Dynamic, Solution-Focused Nonprofit and Community Relations Leader Committed to Building Bridges and Empowering Communities

I’m excited to share my professional biography, reflecting on my journey in nonprofit leadership, healthcare, and community relations. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of building bridges across organizations, developing impactful programs, and advocating for causes close to my heart—especially those supporting seniors and community inclusion.

Stacey L. Flanagan: Transformational Leader in Public Health and Human Services

Stacey L. Flanagan is the dynamic Director of the City of Jersey City’s Department of Health and Human Services, where she oversees a $12 million portfolio spanning ten divisions that serve nearly 300,000 residents. With over two decades of leadership experience in public health and nonprofit management, Flanagan has implemented innovative programming and policies that address diverse community needs. A former U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer, she brings a global perspective to her work, emphasizing equity, sustainability, and collaboration. Flanagan’s commitment to education and capacity building extends to her role as a part-time faculty member and her dedication to mentoring the next generation of public service leaders. Her transformative impact is grounded in a blend of operational expertise, strategic vision, and an unwavering passion for social justice.

Derrick E. Felton, DSW: Empowering Communities.

I’m excited to share my professional biography, detailing my journey as a leader, advocate, and educator committed to holistic wellness and transformational change. My experience spans social work, mental health counseling, and organizational leadership, with a focus on empowering communities and fostering equity.

Richard Ramsay: Empowering Lives, Transforming Futures; A Legacy of Hope and Resilience.

I’m thrilled to share my professional biography with you. With over five decades of dedicated work in suicide prevention and social services, including co-founding LivingWorks Education and developing global strategies, I’ve had the privilege of contributing to transformative changes in mental health and crisis intervention. I invite you to explore my journey and see how my work in program development and crisis intervention continues to make a difference. I’m passionate about advancing our field and look forward to continuing this impactful work.

Glenn Brown: Empowering Communities Through Strategic Engagement

Excited to introduce Glenn Brown, a dedicated Applied Anthropologist and Program Manager at the Children’s Board of Hillsborough County. With over 25 years of experience, Glenn excels in managing a $10–12 million portfolio, fostering community partnerships, and advocating for the well-being of children and families. His academic expertise in Applied Anthropology and Design Thinking drives his strategic approach to contract management and service enhancement. Glenn is also an active community leader, serving on various advisory boards and engaging in public speaking and publications.

Jeanan Yasiri Moe: Show Up, Pay Attention, Get Along, and Always Lean in to Serve. Together, We’ll Transform Challenges into Triumphs and Build a...

I’m excited to share my professional journey and achievements with you all. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of driving impact across healthcare, nonprofits, and education, leveraging my experience in strategic leadership and community development. My work is fueled by a commitment to economic empowerment and social services, and I’m dedicated to fostering equity and innovation in everything I do. I hope my story resonates with you and inspires others as we continue to make meaningful contributions together.