
Meet Our Team


Advisory Board
Our Advisory Board, comprised of leaders from business, education, and the community, is dedicated to advancing STEM education and workforce development in Lancaster County. They provide strategic guidance, foster partnerships, and advocate for equitable STEM opportunities, driving our mission to inspire learners, support educators, and engage employers for a prosperous future.

Suzi Meyer
Chief of Staff, Culture + Initiatives, Rock Lititz
Versatility and creative problem solving have been the foundation of Suzi Meyer’s career. Over the past nine years at Rock Lititz, Suzi worked with the team to grow and
expand the business, manage building operations and provide insight and care to those she leads. She is excited to focus on areas of impact around workforce development,
inclusion, and sustainability in her role as Chief of Staff, Culture + Initiatives.
Suzi is especially excited to be working with an incredible group of dedicated professionals on the new non-profit, Workforce LIVE, which is focused on showcasing the industry and attracting and retaining young talent. The connection is only natural, since she started her professional career working on college campuses creating programming and leadership programming for young leaders. Suzi started her career in the live event industry in 2008, where she served several years as the Accounting and HR Director at ATOMIC Lighting before finding her home at Rock Lititz in 2016.

Nate Scott
President & CEO of Cargas Systems, Inc.
Nate currently serves as the President & CEO of Cargas Systems, Inc., an employee-owned, enterprise software and consulting company. Nate joined Cargas in 2005 and has contributed to the organization’s growth and impact through roles in sales, marketing, operations, and a number of leadership positions. Nate is a member of the Board of Directors of Cargas and the Lancaster County Career & Technology Center Foundation. Past contributions to the STEM community also include participation on the board of the Tech Council of Central PA where helped establish the board’s Education Committee to connect business, education, and the workforce, as well as a member of the board of the Lancaster Science Factory where he co- chaired a capital campaign to help expand their reach to provide more hands-on STEM education. He earned his B.A. from Lafayette College..

Kate Zimmerman
President & CEO of United Way of Lancaster County
Kate Zimmerman is the President and CEO of United Way of Lancaster County PA. Prior to her role with United Way, Kate led Leadership Lancaster, a community leadership development
program.
Kate is the Co-Chair of the Coalition for Sustainable Housing. She is Past Board Chair of the Manheim Township Educational Foundation Board of Directors where they funded innovative grants that enrich the education of MTWP students, including many STEM related projects. She also is a member of the Lancaster Lebanon Habitat for Humanity Board of Directors, the Homelessness Coalition Steering Committee, and the Partnership for Public Health Board of Directors.
Kate has a degree in Political Science, holds a certificate in fundraising from the Indiana School of Philanthropy, is a certified board governance consultant, and is a graduate of Leadership Lancaster.
She lives in Manheim Township with her family.

Karen Knecht
Executive Director of The Lancaster Science Factory
Karen Knecht is currently serving as the Executive Director of the Lancaster Science Factory in Lancaster PA since August 2024. I have worked in STEM Education for the past 24 years in varying roles, most recently the Vice President of STEAM Education and Strategic Initiatives at the Da Vinci Science Center in Allentown PA.
I am thrilled to be a part of the Lancaster County STEM Alliance Advisory Board because I believe in the power of museums and cultural institutions like the Lancaster Science Factory to make a significant impact in STEM Workforce Development. As a convener of unique programming partnerships between schools, families, and businesses, the Lancaster Science Factory develops awareness, interest, and STEM skills that last a lifetime.

John Herman
CEO of Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health
Mr. Herman serves as Chief Executive Officer of Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health (LG Health) providing strategic, financial and operational executive leadership for the LG Health system, from its hospitals and suburban and downtown outpatient pavilions, to its physician network and major service lines. He is also responsible for ensuring that the services delivered by LG Health are consistent with the organization's mission and accessible to all people in the communities we serve.
Before joining LG Health in 2021, Mr. Herman served as chief executive officer of the North Shore Region for the Ochsner Health system in New Orleans, Louisiana. Prior to assuming that role, he served as chief operating officer for the system’s flagship Ochsner Medical Center. Over the previous 18 years, Mr. Herman held various leadership roles within the Catholic Health System in Western New York, including chief operating officer for two of the system’s hospitals.
Mr. Herman earned his Bachelor of Arts in biology from Canisius College in Buffalo and holds a Master of Business Administration from State University of New York at Buffalo. In addition, he earned a Managing Healthcare Delivery Executive Certificate from Harvard Business School.

Jill Hackman
Career Pathways Coordinator, Eastern Lancaster County School District
Jill Hackman has been an educator at Garden Spot High School in the Eastern Lancaster County School District since 2005, where she serves as a Career Coordinator overseeing
regular education career programs. She is the secretary of the Pennsylvania Cooperative Education Association and holds a leadership role with Career Ready Lancaster!.
Jill earned her bachelor’s degree from Shippensburg University, a master’s degree from Wilkes University, and a Cooperative Education Certificate from Temple University.

Dr. Ella Musser
Superintendent of the Cocalico School District
Ella Musser is an experienced educator and school administrator. She has supervised preschool, elementary school, middle school, and high school programs. She has also taught
college and graduate level courses and has served on a variety of boards related to education and business. With a strong passion for empowering others to achieve their fullest potential, she is frequently involved in coordinating efforts that will achieve common goals for students and community leaders. She is excited about joining the STEM Alliance Advisory Board, so that she can provide further support to local initiatives in STEM.

Dr. Andrew Barnes
President, PCA&D
Dr. Andrew Barnes is the 4th President of the Pennsylvania College of Art and Design. For 11 year, Dr. Barnes was a dean at Pratt Institute, a prominent art and design school in Brooklyn, NY. More recently, he was the Dean of the School of the Arts, Humanities, Education, and Social Sciences at York College of Pennsylvania. He has an undergraduate degree in accounting from the University of Indianapolis–where he grew up–a master’s degree from New York University, a Ph.D. in English Literature from Stony Brook University, and an MFA in Creative Writing from Bennington College.

Dr. Barbara Altmann
President of Franklin & Marshall College
Since 2018, Dr. Altmann has led Franklin & Marshall College (F&M) as the 16th President in the school’s 237 years. Dr. Altmann recently led the largest campaign in F&M’s history to a successful conclusion. She is currently leading the College through the implementation of a strategic plan that will position F&M to better respond to student priorities and academic interests, invest in student and alumni success, and ensure institutional sustainability.
A passionate advocate for higher education, Altmann serves as Chair of the Board of Directors of the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Pennsylvania (AICUP) and as a member of the Board of Trustees of the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE). She also cares deeply for the local community and serves on the boards of the Lancaster County STEM alliance and the Economic Development Company of Lancaster.
Dr. Altmann is a scholar of the French Middle Ages, and holds her graduate degrees from the University of Toronto. Prior to her leadership at F&M, Dr. Altmann served as the provost at Bucknell University. Before moving to Pennsylvania, she spent more than two decades at the University of Oregon, as a faculty member, department head, institute director, and senior vice provost. Early in her career, she also served as an assistant visiting professor at Dartmouth College.

Dr. Michael Badriaki
Superintendent of Lancaster Mennonite School

Dr. Robin Felty
Chief Operating Office, Barley Snyder
Dr. Robin Felty is currently the Chief Operating Officer at Barley Snyder, Lancaster, PA. She previously held the role of the Superintendent of the Manheim Township School District, the Assistant Superintendent at Warwick School District, and the Ephrata Area School District. Her work experience also included several years as an Educational Consultant with the Pennsylvania Training and Technical Assistance Network (PaTTAN), Pennsylvania Department of Education, as well as time spent in administrative positions and teaching at the secondary and elementary levels in several school districts across the Commonwealth.
Educationally, Robin holds a Master of Business Administration degree from Lebanon Valley College, a doctoral degree in Educational Leadership and Administration from Immaculata University, a Master of Education degree from Millersville University, and a Bachelor of Science degree in education from Eastern Mennonite University. She also maintains certification in the areas of Reading Specialist, Supervisor of Special Education, Elementary and Secondary Principal, and Superintendent.
In addition to serving as a member on the Board of Lancaster County STEM Alliance, she also serves on the Leadership Lancaster Board and the Educate (Achieve) Committee, the President’s Advisory Council for Thaddeus Stevens College, and the Board of Lancaster Sunrise Rotary Club.

Lauren Frick
Executive Vice President and Corporate Secretary of Steinman Communications and The Steinman Foundation
Lauren V. Frick is Executive Vice President and Corporate Secretary of Steinman Communications and The Steinman Foundation. Steinman Communications is a privately owned media company in Lancaster County, PA with a rich history. The company is currently comprised of Lancaster Farming, Susquehanna Printing and Steinman Real Estate. Lauren is responsible for overseeing the company’s risk management and ensuring the highest standards of administrative processes and corporate governance are promoted and maintained across all Steinman Communications companies and affiliates.
Additionally, Lauren assists with the grant administration and governance for The Steinman Foundation and provides support to Chrisaway, the Steinman Family Office. Previously, Lauren was employed by PNC Wealth Management where she administered estates and trusts for high net worth individuals. Earlier in her career, Ms. Frick worked in private practice concentrating in the areas of estate planning and family law.
Lauren earned her Bachelor of Science in finance from Lehigh University and her law degree from University of Baltimore. She currently serves on the Board of Leadership Lancaster and the Lancaster County Local Journalism Fund. She previously served as President & Treasurer of the Board of Trustees of the New School of Lancaster and was a member of the Junior League of Lancaster. Lauren resides in Willow Street, Pennsylvania with her husband and two sons. Outside of work, she likes to stay active and spend time with friends and family but finds the greatest joy cheering her boys on while they chase their dreams playing ice hockey.

Jess King
Executive Director of Steinman Institute for Civic Engagement
Jess King, MBA, is a values-driven systems thinker with 20+ years of experience leading equity-driven public sector organizations. She has worked in community and economic development, local government, and media, and has experience starting, building and leading organizations and campaigns, leveraging financial and social capital, building volunteer and staff teams, and developing and growing programs.
She is passionate about innovation and the common good. She lives in Lancaster, PA.

Robert Krasne
Chair and Chief Executive Officer of Steinman Communications
Robert M. Krasne is Chair and Chief Executive Officer of Steinman Communications, an organization the roots of which date back nearly 230 years. Initially a print newspaper, the organization has been at the cutting edge of radio, television, cable and state-of-the- art commercial printing. Today, its holdings include Lancaster Farming, the preeminent agricultural publication in the mid-Atlantic; Susquehanna Printing of Lancaster, LLC, a commercial printing and mailing operation; and an array of real estate assets.
In mid-2023, Krasne engineered Steinman Communications’ gift of LNP Media Group, Inc., publisher of the legacy daily newspaper serving Lancaster County, PA, to WITF, a nonprofit dual licensee public broadcasting company. Bob is also the co-chair of The Steinman Foundation, among the largest private charitable foundations in Lancaster County. Bob initiated creation of and is the founding chair of the Lancaster County STEM Alliance, a nationally recognized STEM ecosystem. The Alliance engages business and education to work together on workforce
development-related issues. Bob also serves as the founding chair of The Steinman Institute for Civic Engagement, a subsidiary of WITF, which focuses on supporting local journalism, developing and advancing innovations in how local news is delivered and consumed, and ways in which citizens can participate in civic life.
Bob is active in various other nonprofit or civic arenas. He currently serves as a commissioner on Pennsylvania’s Early Learning Investment Commission and is a member
of the Lancaster City Alliance’s Advocacy Executive Leadership Team. Bob previously served on the Board of the Economic Development Company of Lancaster County and its Foundation Board. He was a member of the Governor of Pennsylvania’s Advisory Board on Education & Workforce Development, a councilor of The Pennsylvania Society, and
served on the steering committee for Lancaster Farmland Trust’s capital campaign. Bob was also a member of the board of the Pennsylvania College of Art & Design and a
trustee of Lancaster Farmland Trust. Before assuming leadership of the Steinman enterprises in 2012, Bob spent ten years as principal in The Krasne Group, Inc., a strategic business-consulting firm in Washington, D.C. He was also an adjunct professor at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business where he taught corporate governance to MBA candidates. Previously, Bob was a partner in the Washington, D.C.law firm of Williams & Connolly, L.L.P., where he represented clients in complex legal matters. His clients included business leaders, government officials, corporations, law firms and others facing criminal, civil and/or administrative legal issues in various jurisdictions around the globe.
Bob joined Williams & Connolly from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency where he served as a lawyer in their Enforcement & Compliance and Legal Advisory Services divisions. While at the OCC, Bob was appointed Special Assistant United States Attorney for Western District of Louisiana to assist with the investigation and prosecution of bank fraud cases. Bob had previously worked at the OCC as a national bank examiner. Bob earned an A.B. in Economics from Georgetown University and a J.D. from the Georgetown University Law Center. He also received an Honorary Doctorate in Public Service from Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology and an Honorary Doctorate in Fine Arts from the Pennsylvania College of Art & Design. Bob is licensed to practice law in the District of Columbia and has been admitted to practice before a variety of federal courts including the United States Supreme Court.

Willonda McCloud
President and CEO of Bright Side Opportunities Center
Willonda McCloud is a trusted leader and community organizer in Lancaster, PA, and the surrounding region. For over twenty years, she has been at the forefront of cross-sector collaboration, helping to establish Lancaster as a national model for nonprofit and public service innovation.
Since 2016, she has served as the President and CEO of Bright Side Opportunities Center, a community-based service provider focused on improving the educational, financial and physical health of the southwest Lancaster community. Previously, Ms. McCloud was the Program Director at the Family Health Council, where she managed the HIV/AIDS contract for Central Pennsylvania. She also served as the Program Director for the Lancaster County Human Relations Commission, an entity dedicated to eradicating discrimination in the public, private, and educational sectors.
Throughout her career, Ms. McCloud has been committed to volunteer leadership, serving on local, state, and international boards for some of the most important nonprofits, including as an inaugural director of the International STEM Ecosystems Leadership Coordinating Council. She is a graduate of Cheyney University, the nation’s oldest Historically Black College, where she received a degree in Computer and Information Sciences. Her career in Lancaster reflects her dedication to the lives of residents and the health of their neighborhoods.

Dr. Keith Miles
Superintendent School District of Lancaster

Vanessa Philbert
CEO of Community Action Partnership of Lancaster County
Vanessa Philbert, Chief Executive Officer for the Community Action Partnership of Lancaster County, has been engaged in community-building and non-profit work in Lancaster County for the past 20 years. A native of New York City, Vanessa previously held roles locally at the United Way of Lancaster County, the Gate House for Men, and Pressley Ridge. In her role at CAP, she provides leadership and strategic vision to CAP’s 15-plus programs.
Vanessa brings a unique perspective to community problem-solving based on her lived experiences and journey out of poverty. She works to address generational problems with generational solutions and through a cross-sector, strategic approach. She is married to Ronnie and has three daughters. She holds a Masters Degree in Strategic Leadership and Organizational Development from Elizabethtown College and a Bachelors Degree in Applied Phycology and Organizational Development from Albright College.
Vanessa serves on the Board of Directors and as Equity Chair of the Community Action Association of Pennsylvania and is Board Chair of Lancaster Equity Community Development Corporation, and she serves on the Board of Directors of the Lancaster City Alliance and the Board of Trustees of the Lancaster Chamber. She is also a member of the President’s Advisory Council at Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology and the Grants & Programs Committee at the High Foundation. She received the Lancaster Chamber’s 2022 Athena Award and the YWCA of Lancaster’s 2020 Woman of Achievement Award.

Anna Ramos
Executive Director of the Lancaster County Workforce Development Board
Anna Ramos has been with the Lancaster County Workforce Development Board since 2019 and has served as the Chief Operating Officer before assuming the role as the Executive Director in July 2022. Prior to that, Anna was the Business Initiatives Director with the Lancaster Chamber. Anna has over 22+ years of workforce development experience that consist of her role as the Site Administrator at the PA CareerLink® of Lancaster County working with job seekers for 15 years, combined with her work at the Lancaster Chamber and now with Workforce Development Board. Anna is involved with several local workforce committees and plays a leading role in the county’s business education partnership, Career Ready Lancaster!
Coupled with Anna’s unique background and experience, she is a key contributor in cultivating the workforce ecosystem by collaborating with businesses to understand their workforce needs while engaging with community partners to create the pipeline of workers to meet those needs. She serves as a board member for Community Action Partnership and Chairs the Finance Committee of the PA Workforce Development Association.

Dr. Pedro A. Rivera
President of Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology
Pedro Rivera, the 10th president of Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology, joined the college on October 1, 2020, after serving as Pennsylvania Secretary of Education. Appointed to the Pennsylvania State Board of Education in 2022, he chairs the Board’s Council of Higher Education. Rivera is a lifelong educator and leader dedicated to ensuring equitable access and funding for education. The White House recognized his transformative efforts in urban education in 2014.
A first-generation college graduate, Rivera holds degrees from Pennsylvania State University, Cheyney University, Arcadia University, and the University of Pennsylvania. He serves on various boards and is a Philadelphia native who warmly calls Lancaster home with his wife Erika, son Lucas, and daughter Elena.

Ezra Rothman
President of EDC Lancaster County

Michael Shirk
Chief Executive Officer of The High Companies
Michael F. Shirk joined High® as Chief Executive Officer in January 2015. Mike was a member of the High Boards of Directors since 2011.
From its beginning in 1931 as a welding shop to its status today as a diverse and growing organization, High has earned a reputation for taking on big challenges, setting the standard for
quality in its industries, acting with personal and corporate integrity, and taking a long-term view. Headquartered in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, High has operations in seven states with annual sales of more than $700 million and employs over 2,000 coworkers. High’s businesses include bridge fabrication, precast concrete building systems, on-site erection, metal processing and distribution, specialty heavy hauling, architecture, construction, real estate development and management, commercial/industrial brokerage, hotel development and management, and
environmental health and safety consulting.
Before joining High, Mike served as Vice President of Architectural Specialties Worldwide with Armstrong World Industries. Prior to Armstrong, he worked for Bain & Company Inc. in Boston, a global business consulting firm where he advised companies across several industries on a variety of corporate strategy, growth, and operational effectiveness issues. Prior to his time with Bain, he held sales and engineering roles with Lockheed Martin Corporation in Moorestown, New Jersey. Mike holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Bucknell University, a Masters in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania, and a Masters of Business Administration from Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Sloan School of Management.
He serves as a board member of the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry, Fulton Bank and the Lancaster County STEM Alliance. Mike and his wife Andrea and their two children, Tyler and Haley, live in Lititz, PA.

Matthew Stem
Executive Director of IU13
Matthew Stem currently serves as the Executive Director of IU13 where he leads the vision in support of our Lancaster County and Lebanon County learners.
Mr. Stem previously served for over 22 years as a teacher, principal, and district-level administrator. Nineteen of those years were spent with the School District of Lancaster and three at the Wyomissing Area School District. In 2015, he was named the Deputy Secretary of Elementary and Secondary Education for PDE where he served for 6 years.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from Millersville University, a master’s degree in educational administration from Temple University, and a Pennsylvania Superintendent’s Letter of Eligibility. He’s been married to his wife Mimi for over 30 years, and they have two adult children, Nick and Talia.

Dr. Brian Troop
Superintendent of the Ephrata Area School District
Dr. Brian Troop became Superintendent of the Ephrata Area School District in July 2013. He served the District as Assistant Superintendent from January 2011 through June 2013. He earned a Bachelor of Science Degree from Millersville University, a Master of Science Degree in
Educational Leadership and Policy Studies from University of Memphis, and a Doctorate in Educational Administration from Immaculata University. Additionally, he has earned his National Superintendent Certification from The American Association of School Administrators (AASA). He serves as a member of the Board of Governors for the Pennsylvania Association of School Administrators (PASA) and is a member of their Innovative Teaching and Learning Committee. At the national level, he serves on the Board of the EdLeader21 Network Advisory Committee. Finally, Dr. Troop received the recognition of PASA 2023 Pennsylvania Superintendent of the Year, after a panel evaluation of his leadership, experience, and accomplishments.

Heather Valudes
President & CEO of Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
Heather Valudes became the President & CEO of the Lancaster Chamber in June 2022. She joined the Chamber in 2011 and was previously the Vice President, and prior to that, Community Impact/Advocacy Director. During her tenure, she has led efforts around significant pieces of legislation, led the Chamber to four-star accreditation from the US Chamber, and has responsibility for ensuring the implementation of the Chamber’s strategic plan to positively impact over 1,400 business members and the Lancaster community.
Prior to joining the Chamber, Valudes was the Government Affairs Coordinator at the Building Industry Association where she represented them before all government bodies on issues related to the association’s mission. Valudes graduated from West Chester University in 2007 with a degree in Political Science and received a Master of Public Administration degree from West Chester University in 2010. She earned her Certified Chamber Executive designation in 2021, was named a 40 Under 40 by the Central Penn Business Journal and the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives, and is a 2010 graduate of Leadership Lancaster.
She lives in Gordonville with her husband, Kevin, and their twin daughters. As a lifelong Lancaster County resident, she is committed to her local community. Beyond her service on Chamber related boards, she is a member of the Paradise Township Lions Club and is involved with the Girl Scouts.

Shane Zimmerman
President, Steinman Communications President, The Steinman Foundation
Shane D. Zimmerman is the President of Steinman Communications and President of The Steinman Foundation. His work for the Steinman family began in 2013 with responsibilities that include serving as president of The Steinman Foundation and Steinman Coal Corporation. He is president of Steinman Communications Inc., a diversified holding company with a family of operating entities that includes Susquehanna Printing of Lancaster, LLC, Lancaster Farming, Inc. and Steinman Real Estate, LLC.
Prior to joining Steinman Communications, Mr. Zimmerman served as the banking director of the Central and Northeast Pennsylvania markets for PNC Wealth Management where he spent 17 of his 24 years in the wealth management and private banking industry. He currently serves on the board of directors of Lancaster Farmland Trust, Economic Development Company of Lancaster County, Security National Trust Company (SNTC), a nationally chartered trust company based in Wheeling, West Virginia and SNTC’s parent company, HB&W, Inc. He is a member of the investment committee of the Lancaster County Community Foundation. Mr. Zimmerman is a 1989 graduate of Elizabethtown College.
LCSA Staff
At the core of the Lancaster County STEM Alliance is our dedicated staff, who work diligently to bridge the gap between education and industry. With a deep passion for STEM and a commitment to equity, our staff collaborates with educators, learners, and employers to develop impactful STEM experiences that cultivate a skilled and innovative workforce.

Dr. Lauren Miller
Executive Director
Lauren has taught middle school and high school science in both urban and rural settings, served as a High School Assistant Principal, a consultant, Supervisor for Curriculum and Instruction, and most recently, The Executive Director of the Lancaster County STEM Alliance and the Associate Director of Educational Partnerships at IU13. In her current position, she supports the connections between education, business and community partners to develop innovative instructional models that increase student learning and workforce readiness.
Lauren holds a M.S. degree in Geology and Astronomy from West Chester University, and an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership and Change from Drexel University. Lauren is an avid runner, and enjoys the outdoors, reading, and spending time with family.

Adrienne Epler
Foundation Operations Coordinator
Adrienne Epler serves as the Foundation Operations Coordinator for The Steinman Foundation and Lancaster County STEM Alliance. Before joining The Foundations, Adrienne accumulated over a decade of invaluable customer service experience within Lancaster County. Adrienne is a proud 2023 graduate of Millersville University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Social Work (BASW). Her educational background compliments her practical experiences, enabling her to make a meaningful impact in her current role. Beyond her work, she also finds joy in volunteering, in the arts, reading, and exploring life’s adventures with her husband and their beloved dog, Gordo.

Andrew Garner
Foundation Program Coordinator
Andrew is the Foundation Program Coordinator at The Steinman Foundation and the Lancaster County STEM Alliance. His experience as the Head of the Education Department and the Director of Strategic Partnerships at the North Museum of Nature and Science launched him into his current position. He also leads the Bridge to Employment Program and is a LEAD STEM Fellow through the Lancaster County STEM Alliance in Pennsylvania and was the Youth Coordinator for the Lancaster Workforce Development Board.
Andrew focuses on building and maintaining community relationships that support STEM education, community stewardship and workforce development. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Eastern Mennonite University in Business Management and Organizational Development. With over 25 years of project management experience and community outreach, he brings a collaborative approach to programming and leadership.