Our People
C4 Innovations staff are dedicated, creative, hard-working, and bold. We are deeply committed to improving the lives of marginalized people in our country. We are subject matter experts, trainers, technical assistance specialists, clinicians, and evaluators. We prioritize lived experience, and as a result, many of our staff bring first-hand knowledge about receiving and delivering services. We are committed to social justice, reducing disparities, advancing person-centered care, and supporting recovery and stable housing.
Our office is based in Massachusetts, but because we work all over the country, so do many of our expert staff.
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Leadership Team and Directors
Ellen Bassuk
Founder and Senior Technical Advisor
Kristen Paquette
Chief Executive Officer
President
Don Andrade
Chief Financial Officer
Regina Cannon
Chief Equity & Impact Officer
Vice President, Housing Solutions
Livia Davis
Chief Learning Officer
Vice President, Recovery & Behavioral Health
Nayenday Thurman
Chief Operating Officer
Vice President, Operations
Kathleen Ferreira
Director of Research
and Evaluation
Valerie Gold
Director of Training and
Technical Assistance Programs
Christina Murphy
Director of Communications
Our Experts
View staff by category—click on a category below, or scroll down to see all. Full bios available for core staff.
Behavioral Health, Recovery, Opioid Response
Ellen Bassuk
Founder and Senior Technical Advisor
Ellen Bassuk, MD, is an applied researcher, psychiatrist, and activist. Dr. Bassuk is at the forefront of research and evaluation, program design, and service delivery to homeless children, families, and other vulnerable populations. She has done extensive research in the fields of homelessness, trauma, mental health, and substance use. She has focused on co-occurring disorders, particularly mental health issues, in homeless individuals and addressed best practices in homeless services, especially for trauma-informed care in shelters.
Kristen Paquette
Chief Executive Officer
President
Kristen Paquette, MPH, is an accomplished leader with over a decade of experience directing C4 Innovations programs, operations, and business development. As one of the founders, she has contributed directly to the company’s success. Kristen’s primary areas of expertise include substance use prevention and recovery supports for youth and adults. She directs the development of a substance use prevention intervention for youth and leads C4 Innovations’ work to advance quality recovery housing.
Livia Davis
Livia Davis, MSW, CSWM, has more than twenty-five years of leadership and management experience as well as 14 years of experience as a direct service provider working in homeless services, supportive housing, recovery communities, healthcare and behavioral health, and residential treatment for people experiencing co-occurring disorders. She leads work addressing behavioral health and recovery and drives C4 Innovations’ learning and organizational change strategies.
Elizabeth Black, MRC, Trainer, has a decade of experience as a behavioral health program coordinator and trainer. She provides training and technical assistance for mental health and substance use providers. She is a Licensed Drug and Alcohol Counselor and spent the last 10 years overseeing implementation of physical health and wellness interventions in behavioral health services across Oklahoma.
Cheryl Gagne, ScD, develops and delivers training interventions to meet the learning needs of diverse groups of healthcare providers and behavioral health and public health programs in the US and abroad. She directs a training program for Massachusetts addiction professionals and serves as subject matter expert, trainer, and technical assistance provider for substance use, mental health, and recovery initiatives. She also develops skill-based curricula for providers including peer workers.
Valerie Gold, MPA, has worked with and on behalf of youth, adults, and families involved with child welfare and behavioral health systems since 1995. She currently leads C4 Innovations’ technical assistance and training team and directs substance use, mental health, and recovery initiatives. Her approach to training and technical assistance is collaborative, strategic, results-focused, and grounded in her experience running programs, building coalitions, mentoring, and accelerating systems change.
Justine Hanson, PhD, is a sociocultural anthropologist with expertise in understanding the needs of diverse groups, multiple stakeholders, and vulnerable populations. She has over 20 years of experience conducting qualitative and ethnographic needs assessments, evaluations, and research projects dedicated to informing and improving programs and services for vulnerable populations. Justine oversees multiple projects to advance recovery-oriented, peer-led approaches to behavioral health care at C4 Innovations.
Daryl McGraw, MA, is a certified addictions counselor, recovery support specialist, and criminal justice professional. He focuses on supporting people experiencing addiction and overcoming obstacles upon release from prison. He was Program Director for the Yale University Department of Psychiatry and Director of the Office of Recovery Community Affairs for Connecticut’s Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services.
Iliana Ojeda-Rivera, M.Ed., CADC, LADC I has more than 20 years of substance use treatment experience. She has directed residential services for Latina pregnant, post-partum and parenting women and their children; men with a history of substance use disorders who are re-entering the community from incarceration; and a transitional support services program. She is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor and Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor I.
Steven Samra, MPA, has expertise and lived experience in substance use and mental health recovery, harm reduction approaches, promotion of lived experience as critical experiential knowledge, developing and leading peer advisory councils, peer leadership, cultural competence, criminal justice, and effective outreach and engagement for challenging populations. He serves in leadership capacities for multiple recovery, substance use, mental health, peer involvement, and homelessness focused initiatives.
Adjunct Experts
Holly Echo-Hawk
Tribal Behavioral Health Specialist
Holly Echo-Hawk, MS, is an expert in tribal behavioral health service development, implementation, and sustainability. She focuses on integrating practice-based evidence and evidence-based practices in Native organizations as well as system and service transformation to improve services and operations. Her skills emphasize cross-cultural knowledge, human asset building, and employee behavioral health.
Susan Foster
Clinical Specialist
Susan Foster, MS, has more than 25 years of clinical, research, and program evaluation experience. She specializes in community-based initiatives that increase access to health and social services for underserved communities, and provides technical assistance to peer-run networks. Her areas of expertise include network evaluation, qualitative research, and survey design. She has a license in clinical social work.
Judith Fox
Peer Workforce Development Specialist
Judith Fox, JD, designed, implemented, and managed Rhode Island’s efforts to train, certify, and coordinate the state’s peer recovery workforce. She was Program Director of the Rhode Island Women’s Prison Mentoring Program, a transitional program for women leaving prison. Judy began her career at Rhode Island Legal Services, representing low income people in civil legal matters.
Laura Gillis
Senior Advisor
Laura Gillis, RN, MS, has over twenty-five years of leadership and management experience in the homeless assistance network and community-based organizations. Laura is a strategic leader who has expertise in program development, planning, and evaluation. She provides consultation on creating strategic plans, setting organizational goals, and securing funding to sustain ongoing programs and expand services. She develops theory-based curricula using adult learning principles and is an effective trainer.
Colleen Manthei
Recovery Specialist
Colleen (Cody) Manthei, MPA, is a person in long-term recovery and began her career in behavioral health with advocacy for families immersed inside multiple systems. She found her passion as a system change agent and presenter. She specializes in program development and recovery support services.
Kevin McCarthy
Trainer
Kevin McCarthy, MSW, is a person in long-term recovery, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and recovery advocate. He specializes in the treatment of clients with co-occurring disorders, focusing on challenges with housing and stigma. Kevin is a member of the boards of Heading Home Inc. and Massachusetts Organization for Addiction Recovery. He was a consultant for the Department of Youth Services and MORE Advertising for the Massachusetts State without Stigma campaign.
Jennifer Riha
Associate, Behavioral Health
Jennifer Riha, MA, has 12 years of experience working in adult and child mental health; supported employment; youth, adult and family homelessness; addiction treatment and prevention; and recovery and permanent supportive housing. She has implemented and certified recovery housing facilities in Northwest Ohio and has overseen administration and operations of a 150-unit recovery housing complex as well as permanent supportive living complexes.
Larry Robertson
Senior Advisor
Larry Robertson, MA, has more than 40 years of experience in state and local behavioral health service delivery, project management, technical assistance, and systems transformation—including more than 25 years managing large, national Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) projects. Larry provides consulting, coaching, and training on system and organizational assessments, process improvement, strategic planning, talent management, and nonprofit governance. He is on faculty at The Catholic University of America. He earned a MA in Human Development from the University of Maryland and an AB in Psychology from the University of Miami.
Robert Sember
Public Health Specialist
Robert Sember, ABD, MA, is a public health ethnographer and community organizer. He focuses on how changes to the U.S. health care system are affecting the lives of people with mental health and addiction challenges. He is a founding board member of the Ali Forney Center and faculty member at The New School. He taught at Columbia University and served on the Center for Evaluation and Technical Assistance and the Secretariat for the International Working Group on Sexuality and Social Policy.
Racial Equity
Regina Cannon
Regina Cannon, MS, has dedicated her career to being a vocal, active leader fighting for equitable policies, systems, and institutions and addressing marginalization of people of color. She has more than 18 years of experience leading anti-poverty initiatives addressing homelessness, supportive housing, criminal justice reform, community capacity building, and youth leadership development. She leads C4 Innovations’ internal and external equity initiatives and directs the SPARC: Supporting Partnerships for Anti-Racist Communities initiative.
Lisa Bahadosingh, MS, LPC, has over 15 years of experience addressing the traumas associated with systemic racism within communities that have been marginalized. As SPARC Manager at C4, she engages communities and Continuums of Care in developing and delivering strategies that advance racial equity and lead to sustainable change. She has provided clinical services, designed therapeutic programs, managed continued quality improvement processes, and led initiatives that resulted in a regional coordinated entry system and improved integration of healthcare and housing.
Jon Cox, BS, has twenty-five years of experience working in homelessness, substance use, and supportive housing in the U.S. and United Kingdom. Jon focuses on housing and homelessness technical assistance and is a subject matter expert in recovery housing. He has provided technical assistance to numerous Continuums of Care, led the design and implementation of a diversion program with Ohio’s Balance of State Continuum of Care, and supports communities to increase recovery housing capacity and implement Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) protocols within recovery residences.
Genesis Garcia, BS, is a Project Coordinator supporting communities and projects working on racial equity. She provides event planning, technical assistance, and technology support. She also assists withcollection and analysis of data for projects that focus on homelessness, behavioral health, and social determinants of health for under-represented demographic groups. Gen is a native bilingual Spanish speaker who assists with developing products and facilitating contacts internationally.
Monique Price-Taylor, MS, has over fifteen years of experience in racial equity, supportive housing and systems transformation, community engagement, capacity building and training and technical assistance. She managed a diverse portfolio of training and technical assistance clients for supportive housing providers and was instrumental in advancing racially equitable solutions through the Connecticut Race Equity Framework for Housing and Homelessness stakeholders. She serves co-chair for the Connecticut Balance of State Continuum of Care.
Daryl McGraw, MA, is a certified addictions counselor, recovery support specialist, and criminal justice professional. He focuses on supporting people experiencing addiction and overcoming obstacles upon release from prison. He was Program Director for the Yale University Department of Psychiatry and Director of the Office of Recovery Community Affairs for Connecticut’s Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services.
Catriona Wilkey, MPH, MSW, has nine years of research and evaluation experience. Caty has designed and led pilot, feasibility, and evaluation studies as well as randomized controlled trials. She has expertise in mixed methods research and evaluation and in quantitative research. Caty brings a “public health social work” perspective to her work by applying a social/racial justice lens and translating findings to community practice.
Nastacia' Moore, BA, is a Training and Technical Assistance Coordinator for SPARC: A C4 Racial Equity Initiative working with communities to develop systems-level responses to historical racial inequities. She also provides technical assistance to U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Continuums of Care. Prior to joining C4, she was lead HMIS trainer for the Indiana Balance of State and Program Manager of a permanent supportive housing program for families in Dayton, OH.
Adjunct Experts
Maria Fernandes-Dominique
Community Development Specialist
Maria Fernandes-Dominique, MPA, is a community development professional with close to 15 years of experience in leading and managing complex and high-level programs focused on advancing resident leadership development, equity, and inclusion. She has worked in the fields of civil legal services, public health, and affordable housing. Maria is always intentional in her mission of applying an equity lens to promote sustainable partnerships between stakeholders at the grasstops and grassroots.
Felicia Salcedo
Subject Matter Expert
Felicia Salcedo, BS, provides technical assistance, tools, and training on developing systems-level responses to racial inequities for the US Department of Housing and Urban Development Continuum of Cares and communities. Her focus is on building authentic relationships, utilizing data to drive towards measurable results, and supporting leadership of people with lived experience to achieve transformational systems change. Felicia was previously External Relations Manager for the Seattle/King County Continuum of Care where she developed cross-sector community partnerships in support of ending homelessness through a racial equity lens.
Ashley Stewart
Trainer & Curriculum Development Specialist
Ashley Stewart, PhD, MSSW, is a higher education professional and race equity researcher focused on anti-racist practices and addressing identity-based institutionalized oppression. She promotes self-awareness and advocacy skills through the lens of decolonization and anti-oppression. Prioritizing lived narratives, Ashley takes a person-centered and collaborative approach to identify solutions to equity issues. She is passionate about the translational aspect of research and assessment, promoting evaluative measures to ensure culture-shift, and sustainability of inclusion.
Person-Centered and Trauma-Informed Care, Motivational Interviewing
Ken Kraybill, MSW, has worked in healthcare, behavioral health, homelessness, and housing for more than 35 years. He has 18 years of experience working as a behavioral health practitioner in homeless services. For the past two decades, he has been developing curricula and facilitating in-person and online training nationally on topics including motivational interviewing, trauma-informed care, outreach and engagement, case management, critical time intervention, and supervision.
Adjunct Experts
Jennifer Frey
Senior Trainer
Jennifer Frey, PhD, has more than 20 years of experience consulting on services for people who are diagnosed with serious behavioral health and medical disorders. She has provided training, coaching, and feedback in Motivational Interviewing since 1996 and has been a member of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers since 1998. She has served on the faculty at the Yale School of Medicine and is licensed to practice psychology in Connecticut and Washington, D.C.
Ali Hall
Senior Trainer
Ali Hall, JD, is an independent consultant and trainer providing Motivational Interviewing (MI) coding training, coding services, and skill development coaching as well as training for trainers in evidence-based practices. She also provides consultation to systems for establishing communities of practice and effective, sustainable MI implementation. She is the co-developer of the Motivational Interviewing Competency Assessment (MICA) and serves on the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT) Board of Directors.
Ayala Livny
Trainer
Ayala Livny, MEd, has worked with individuals, families, children, and young adults experiencing homelessness as a leader, manager, and direct service provider for more than 20 years. She focuses on creating safe and welcoming spaces that promote harm reduction, HIV prevention, trauma-informed services, and positive youth development. She provides training to human services providers and she is co-author of the MA State Plan to End Youth Homelessness, and a founding Advisory Board member of Y2Y Harvard Square.
Katie Volk
Senior Project Director
Katie Volk, MA, is a child development specialist who has focused on poverty and related issues since 2000. She has worked with hundreds of community organizations to provide training and technical assistance in the U.S. and Australia. Katie understands the multidimensional needs of vulnerable children and families, needs of the paraprofessionals who serve them, and systems and contexts in which they live and work. She has provided consultation to dozens of organizations on trauma-informed care implementation.
Housing Stability and Homelessness
Ellen Bassuk
Founder and Senior Technical Advisor
Ellen Bassuk, MD, is an applied researcher, psychiatrist, and activist. Dr. Bassuk is at the forefront of research and evaluation, program design, and service delivery to homeless children, families, and other vulnerable populations. She has done extensive research in the fields of homelessness, trauma, mental health, and substance use. She has focused on co-occurring disorders, particularly mental health issues, in homeless individuals and addressed best practices in homeless services, especially for trauma-informed care in shelters.
Regina Cannon
Regina Cannon, MS, has dedicated her career to being a vocal, active leader fighting for equitable policies, systems, and institutions and addressing marginalization of people of color. She has more than 18 years of experience leading anti-poverty initiatives addressing homelessness, supportive housing, criminal justice reform, community capacity building, and youth leadership development. She leads C4 Innovations’ internal and external equity initiatives and directs the SPARC: Supporting Partnerships for Anti-Racist Communities initiative.
Lisa Bahadosingh, MS, LPC, has over 15 years of experience addressing the traumas associated with systemic racism within communities that have been marginalized. As SPARC Manager at C4, she engages communities and Continuums of Care in developing and delivering strategies that advance racial equity and lead to sustainable change. She has provided clinical services, designed therapeutic programs, managed continued quality improvement processes, and led initiatives that resulted in a regional coordinated entry system and improved integration of healthcare and housing.
Jon Cox, BS, has twenty-five years of experience working in homelessness, substance use, and supportive housing in the U.S. and United Kingdom. Jon focuses on housing and homelessness technical assistance and is a subject matter expert in recovery housing. He has provided technical assistance to numerous Continuums of Care, led the design and implementation of a diversion program with Ohio’s Balance of State Continuum of Care, and supports communities to increase recovery housing capacity and implement Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) protocols within recovery residences.
Livia Davis
Livia Davis, MSW, CSWM, has more than twenty-five years of leadership and management experience as well as 14 years of experience as a direct service provider working in homeless services, supportive housing, recovery communities, healthcare and behavioral health, and residential treatment for people experiencing co-occurring disorders. She leads work addressing behavioral health and recovery and drives C4 Innovations’ learning and organizational change strategies.
Ken Kraybill Kraybill, MSW, has worked in healthcare, behavioral health, homelessness, and housing for more than 35 years. He has 18 years of experience working as a behavioral health practitioner in homeless services. For the past two decades, he has been developing curricula and facilitating in-person and online training nationally on topics including motivational interviewing, trauma-informed care, outreach and engagement, case management, critical time intervention, and supervision.
Nastacia' Moore, BA, is a Training and Technical Assistance Coordinator for SPARC: A C4 Racial Equity Initiative working with communities to develop systems-level responses to historical racial inequities. She also provides technical assistance to U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Continuums of Care. Prior to joining C4, she was lead HMIS trainer for the Indiana Balance of State and Program Manager of a permanent supportive housing program for families in Dayton, OH.
Monique Price-Taylor, MS, has over fifteen years of experience in racial equity, supportive housing and systems transformation, community engagement, capacity building and training and technical assistance. She managed a diverse portfolio of training and technical assistance clients for supportive housing providers and was instrumental in advancing racially equitable solutions through the Connecticut Race Equity Framework for Housing and Homelessness stakeholders. She serves co-chair for the Connecticut Balance of State Continuum of Care.
Steven Samra, MPA, has expertise in substance use and mental health recovery, harm reduction approaches, promotion of lived experience as critical experiential knowledge, developing and leading peer advisory councils, peer leadership, cultural competence, criminal justice, and effective outreach and engagement for challenging populations. He serves in leadership capacities for multiple recovery, substance use, mental health, peer involvement, and homelessness focused initiatives.
Adjunct Experts
Laura Gillis
Senior Advisor
Laura Gillis, RN, MS, has over twenty-five years of leadership and management experience in the homeless assistance network and community-based organizations. Laura is a strategic leader who has expertise in program development, planning, and evaluation. She provides consultation on creating strategic plans, setting organizational goals, and securing funding to sustain ongoing programs and expand services. She develops theory-based curricula using adult learning principles and is an effective trainer.
Jeff Olivet
Senior Advisor
Jeff Olivet, MA, has worked in homelessness, behavioral health, and public health for more than two decades. He has been a street outreach worker, case manager, coalition builder, activist, national trainer and technical assistance provider as well as a curriculum developer, writer, and inspirational public speaker. Jeff conceived of and provides leadership for SPARC: Supporting Partnerships for Anti-Racist Communities, a multi-city initiative to address racial inequity in homelessness.
Amy SooHoo White
Program Director
Amy White, MA, has over ten years of experience in the homeless services and behavioral health fields. Her work focuses on supporting homeless service providers nationwide around effective data collection and implementation of best practices with a particular focus on the Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) program. She has previous experience providing outreach and counseling services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Boston, MA.
Research and Evaluation
Kathleen Ferreira, PhD, is a former direct care provider with over 20 years of experience in development and implementation of services and supports for vulnerable individuals. She has conducted mixed methods research and evaluation as well as training and technical assistance with service systems, organizations, providers, recipients, and families. She has worked on small- and large-scale evaluation projects; served as Principal Investigator, Senior Research Methodologist, or Co-Investigator on several federally funded grants; and has extensive experience as an instructional designer.
Bethany Marcogliese, PhD, has more than a decade of experience in applied research, analysis, and technical assistance with a focus on performance data and evaluation methods for community programs serving vulnerable populations. She has designed and implemented evaluation projects in the private and nonprofit sectors; developed curricula and technical assistance on data collection, management, and utilization; and conducted research. Bethany directs and serves as technical lead on a variety of research, training, and technical assistance projects.
Catriona Wilkey, MPH, MSW, has nine years of research and evaluation experience. Caty has designed and led pilot, feasibility, and evaluation studies as well as randomized controlled trials. She has expertise in mixed methods research and evaluation and in quantitative research. Caty brings a “public health social work” perspective to her work by applying a social/racial justice lens and translating findings to community practice.
Adjunct Experts
Laura Winn
Deputy Director
Laura Winn, MA, is an applied social scientist interested in substance use prevention, early intervention, recovery, and service innovations that connect these continuums. She brings expertise in substance use disorder prevention and recovery services, product development and evaluation for healthcare and human service settings, and innovative service solutions. She directs work on a substance use prevention intervention for youth and is a subject matter expert in recovery housing.
Svetlana Yampolskaya
Statistical Consultant
Svetlana Yampolskaya, PhD, is a sociologist with expertise in analyses of large administrative data sets and applying advanced statistical techniques in intervention research. She has published numerous articles in which she has applied advanced statistical methodologies to address both theory-driven and practical questions. Her research focuses on prevention of violence against children and improving outcomes for youth involved with the child welfare system.
Design for Learning
Michael Torocsik, BS, manages the strategy, design, and development of C4 Innovations’ digital learning products. With extensive experience in user-centered, e-learning design and development, Michael leads a skilled team of technologists, developers, and designers.
Sarah Nichols, BFA, has more than 18 years of experience as a graphic designer, the last 12 of which have been in senior-level positions. She leads graphic design at C4 Innovations—designing a wide range of products. Sarah creates UI/UX design for products; has expert knowledge of typography, color theory, layout, photography, illustration, composition, and standards for print and web graphics; and is experienced in creating all visual elements of branding.
Erika Simon, MA, leads multimedia production at C4 Innovations. She has 15 years of experience as a documentary video editor and producer. Her expertise includes all phases of the production process, including video, audio, photo/text narratives, scripts and content, directing and casting talent, media management. She has produced award-winning online learning products.
Staff Directory
Lisa Bahadosingh, SPARC Manager
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Ellen Bassuk, Founder and Senior Technical Advisor
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Jennifer Battis, Training & Technical Assistance Manager
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Elizabeth Black, Trainer
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Mia Brugnoli Ensin, Communications Coordinator
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Regina Cannon, Chief Equity and Impact Officer; Vice President, Housing Solutions
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Jon Cox, Senior Project Director
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Livia Davis, Chief Learning Officer; Vice President, Recovery & Behavioral Health
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Effy Donovan, Program Coordinator
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Rachel Ehly, Project Director; Manager, Partner Development
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Kathleen Ferreira, Director of Research and Evaluation
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Cheryl Gagne, Senior Associate
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Genesis Garcia, Program Coordinator
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Valerie Gold, Director of Training and Technical Assistance Programs
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Justine Hanson, Senior Associate
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Adrienne Kasmally, Research Coordinator
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Ken Kraybill, Lead Trainer
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Marsha Kubyshko, Program Manager
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Lee Locke-Hardy, Operations & Technical Coordinator
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Bethany Marcogliese, Deputy Director
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Daryl McGraw, Senior Manager of Racial Justice & Equity
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Nastacia' Moore, Technical Assistance Coordinator
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Christina Murphy, Director of Communications
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Sarah Nichols, Senior Graphic Designer
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Kim Noerager, Lead Project Manager
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Matthew Oliver, Revenue Manager
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Iliana Ojeda-Rivera, Trainer
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Kristen Paquette, Chief Executive Officer; President
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Emily Poitrast, Operations Manager
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Monique Price-Taylor, Racial Equity Subject Matter Expert
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Binah Saint-Loth, Project Assistant
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Steven Samra, Senior Associate
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Derrick Shallcross, Project Manager
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Erika Simon, Senior Multimedia Producer
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Sharon Stratis, Accounts Payable Accountant
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Nayenday Thurman, Chief Operating Officer; Vice President, Operations
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Michael Torocsik, Manager
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Frank Vasquez, Accounting Manager
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Catriona Wilkey, Deputy Director
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Melissa Witham, Technical Assistance Manager
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Vanessa Wronski, Project Coordinator
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