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Neighbors
Helping Neighbors Since 1908
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An Affiliate of Sheppard
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Officers |
Charles
Kramer Jr. President
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Chuck Kramer
is the Vice President for Health Systems
at GlobalNet Services, Inc. (GNSI)
in Rockville, MD, an award-winning
information technology services firm.
A former Senior Vice President and
Chief Technology Officer at Social
& Scientific Systems, Inc. in
Silver Spring, MD, he has designed
and implemented leading edge technology
solutions for over 30 years. Chuck's
experience includes the U.S. Department
of Agriculture, the Executive Office
of the President, the National Institutes
of Health, U.S. Agency for International
Development, and numerous other federal
offices and private-sector clients.
Chuck holds a B.S. degree in Business
Administration and an MBA. He has
been a frequent speaker at technology
events addressing topics such as social
media, security, and disaster recovery
and business continuity. Active in
the community, Chuck has spent several
years speaking to parent and community
groups on Internet safety, privacy,
and as an advocate for increased use
of technologies to provide more efficient
delivery of services. Chuck was first
introduced to Family Services as a
volunteer to assist with a telecommunications
project. Impressed with the organization's
programs and its positive impact within
the community, in 2006 he joined the
Board of Directors and has served
as Treasurer and President-Elect.
Chuck
is also a top-ranked professional
duckpin bowler and serves as President
of the Women's National Duckpin Association.
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Diane
Ennist, JD
President-Elect
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Diane
Ennist is the Vice President, Legal
Affairs for Carey International, a leader
in the transportation services industry
located in Washington, D.C. Before joining
Carey, Diane was the Vice President,
Deputy General Counsel of Litigation
at Freddie Mac in McLean, Virginia.
She also spent a number of years at
the Department of Justice as a Senior
Trial Counsel, and before that, practiced
in a large law firm. Diane received
her undergraduate degree with High Honors
from the University of Rochester, and
her law degree with Honors from Ohio
State University. She was a member of
the Order of the Coif and the Law Journal.
She is involved in her community through
the schools and sports, and was an officer
sponsor of the Freddie Mac Corporate
Hoops for the Homeless for several years.
She is a 2003 graduate of the DC Cares
Board Leadership Program. The scope
and depth of the services, as well as
the caring people in the organization,
first attracted Diane to FSI. |
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Marc
D. Infeld
Treasurer
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Marc
Infeld is the Treasurer of the Board
of Directors and Chairperson of the
Finance and Audit committees. He grew
up in Pittsburgh, PA and has lived in
Maryland for the last 19 years. Marc
is a full time Realtor with Coldwell
Banker Residential Brokerage in Potomac,
MD where he specializes in working with
relocating executives for the areas
top corporations. Marc works solely
by referral and is licensed in Maryland,
DC, and Virginia. Marc's success as
a Realtor stems from his varied amount
of previous experience in both corporate,
educational, and entrepreneurial positions.
He is known as a technology savvy, creative
and resourceful individual with a strong
work ethic. His clients often comment
on his patience, loyalty and integrity.
He has experience successfully launching
start-up companies, and he has owned
and operated a luxury yacht brokerage
business. His expertise lies in Real
Estate Sales, Business Planning and
Strategy, Web Marketing, Print and Digital
Design, Web Development, Direct Marketing,
Contract Negotiation, Sales Support,
Corporate Communications and Project
Management. Marc is married and has
three children. He enjoys coaching youth
sports, fishing, socializing with friends,
SCUBA and spending time with his kids.
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Carol
Hayes
Secretary
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Carol
Hayes is Associate Vice President of
Project Management in the Information
Services Division at Navy Federal Credit
Union. Carol’s background includes
program management, technology delivery,
internal controls, and data management.
Mrs. Hayes is active in Women In Technology
(WIT), where she supports the professional
development of women through their leadership
of the Mentor-Protégé program. She is
also active in the Girls In Technology
outreach committee within WIT. In this
role she spearheads Sharing Our Success,
a yearly event that fosters technology
interest to middle and high school girls.
Mrs. Hayes is a Professional Project
Manager (PMP), and Accomplished Toastmaster
(ATM), and a graduate of the DC Cares
Board Leadership Program. She holds
a Masters degree in Information Systems
from George Mason University and a B.S.
in Business Management from the University
of Maryland. |
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Members
at Large |
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Emmet P. Cavanagh
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Emmet
P. Cavanagh is the Chief Operating Officer
for METRiX Technologies, Inc. of Rockville,
MD, a management and technology solutions
and services provider for the Federal
Government and large, private sector
corporations. Prior to co-founding METRiX
Technologies, he worked for industry
leaders such as Booz, Allen & Hamilton,
Hughes Aircraft Company, and General
Dynamics. Emmet received his undergraduate
degrees in Biological Sciences and Mathematics
from the University of Cincinnati and
the University of California at Irvine
(UCI), respectively. He earned the Master
of Arts in Applied Mathematics from
California State University at Fullerton
(CSUF). He was chosen as a Hughes Undergraduate
and Graduate Fellow for his academic
work at CSUF and UCI. Emmet has been
actively involved in the community through
school fundraising activities and coaching
CYO sports. |
Gail L. Daumit, MD |
Dr.
Gail Daumit is a practicing general
internist, epidemiologist and clinical
researcher at the Johns Hopkins University
Medical Institutions. She is an Associate
Professor with a primary appointment
in the Department of Medicine amd joint
appointments in the Departments of Psychiatry,
Epidemiology, Health Policy and Management,
and Mental Health in the School of Public
Health. She is a core faculty member
at the Welch Center for Prevention,
Epidemiology and Clinical Research.
Dr. Daumit completed her undergraduate
studies at the University of Pennsylvania
and her medical degree at Emory University.
She completed her residency in Internal
Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital
at Harvard Medical School. After residency,
she came to Johns Hopkins for a fellowship
in the Robert Wood Johnson Clinical
Scholars Program, in which she joined
the faculty. Currently, Dr. Daumit is
directing the ACHIEVE Study, an NIMH-funded
clinical trial for behavioral weight
loss intervention within psychiatric
rehabilitation programs. She lives in
Rockville, MD with her husband and three
children. |
Catherine Doughty |
Catherine
Doughty (Cathy) comes to Family Services,
Inc. from Sheppard Pratt Health System
where she is the VP of Human Resources.
Cathy has over twenty years of experience
in Human Resources, including extensive
employee and labor relations in industries
such as health care, education, banking
and business. She received a Masters
in Business Administration with a Human
Resources concentration from West Chester
University, a BS in Psychology from
Ursinus College and is certified as
a “Senior Professional in Human
Resources” via the Society of Human
Resource Management. She currently serves
on the Maryland Mental Health Workforce
Retention and Recruitment Subcommittee
of the Maryland State Department of
Health and Mental Hygiene Administration.
Cathy lives in Cecil County, Maryland
with her husband Jim and three pets.
Their hobbies include restoring their
100 year old farmhouse, kayaking and
cooking.
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Paul Mooney
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Pat
Mooney is a long-time resident of Montgomery
County and a retiree from IBM in 1990.
After completing college, he spent a
30-month career in the United States
army in the area of Guided Missile Air
Defense. There he developed command,
management, and organizational capabilities.
He joined IBM just at the beginning
of the Space Race in 1960, and had a
key role in IBM’s contract to
develop and produce the first space
computer for the NASA Gemini Mission
contract- a precursor to the Apollo
project to land men on the moon. He
went on to further develop his contract
management, financial management, planning,
and advanced study skills on several
major contracts for NASA and the US
Air Force. Pat has a strong personal
interest in the field of mental health,
and greatly accepted a request to joint
the FSI board in the late 90’s.
His desire was to bring his management
background and mental health interest
to bear in support of the FSI board
of directors. Pat is now on a second
tour of the FSAI board, hoping to again
bring his personal background and corporate
experience to the challenges of Family
Services, Inc. |
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William A. Morgan
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William
A. Morgan is FSI's Past-President of
the Board of Directors and is currently
Senior Vice President with Citibank.
He is director of Branch Expansion and
Distribution in the Mid Atlantic marketplace
for Citi and has been with them for
10 years. Bill volunteers as a Camp
Qualified Adult for the Girl Scouts
as well as volunteering in various capacities
at his kid’s school and at his
church. He holds a BA and a MBA from
Rollins College and he and his family
have lived in Gaithersburg for 20 years. |
Anne Marie O'Keefe,
JD, PhD |
Anne
Marie O’Keefe, an Associate Professor
in the School of Community Health and
Policy at Morgan State University, has
25 years of experience in health and
behavior change. She was a registered
federal lobbyist for 17 years, representing
public health, not-for-profit, and public
interest clients before the legislature
and regulatory agencies. She is a founding
practitioner of media advocacy, and
a widely respected leader of the tobacco
control movement. Dr. O’Keefe
received her J.D. cum laude from Harvard
Law School and her Ph.D. in Clinical
Psychology from the Ohio State University.
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Esther Pinder,
MD
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Dr.
Esther Pinder, a pediatrician, has retired
from private practice but is very active
in the local chapter of the Academy
of Pediatrics. She is currently involved
in a Medical Home for Children with
Special Healthcare Needs quality improvement
project. This project involves working
with pediatric practices and clinics
to improve the coordination and delivery
of care to children with special needs.
Dr Pinder is the mother of two adult
children. One of whom had multiple medical
issues so she has firsthand knowledge
of the frustrations and barriers families
face when trying to juggle multiple
medical appointments. |
Steven S. Sharfstein,
MD |
Steven
S. Sharfstein is President and Chief
Executive Officer of the Sheppard Pratt
Health System, where he has worked for
21 years. He is also Clinical Professor
and Vice Chair of Psychiatry at the
University of Maryland. A practicing
clinician for more than 30 years, he
is best known for his research and writing
on the economics of practice and public
mental health policy. He has written
on a wide variety of clinical and economic
topics and has published more than 140
professional papers, 40 book chapters,
and ten books, including (as coauthor)
Madness and Government: Who Cares for
the Mentally Ill?, a history of the
federal community mental health centers
program. He was Secretary of the American
Psychiatric Association from 1991-95,
its Vice President from 2002-2004, and
President from 2005-2006. Dr. Sharfstein
also received the Human Rights Award
from the American Psychiatric Association
in 2007. |
Trung Kien Vu |
Trung
Kien Vu is a Senior Financial Advisor
for American Express Financial Advisors,
Inc. and possesses extensive knowledge
in the areas of finance and economics.
Mr. Vu’s professional associations
include the Financial Planning Association
and the National Association of Insurance
and Financial Advisors. He serves as
the vice president for the Institute
of Management Accounts and is a member
of various institutions, such as the
International Association for Financial
Planning, Maryland Leadership Development
Team, and the Million Dollar Round Table.
Mr. Vu holds a B.S. in Finance, Marketing
and Economics from the University of
Maryland and serves as their Alumni
Association Vice-President.
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Thomas E. Harr
Executive
Director
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Thom
Harr became Executive Director of the
Family Services, Inc., in August 1998
after a distinguished career with Montgomery
County government. He held the position
of Deputy Director of the Montgomery
County Department of Addiction, Victim
and Mental Health Services, and more
recently, served as Acting Director.
Mr. Harr was a member of the senior
management team that successfully restructured
the County's health and human service
system in preparation for Medicaid and
welfare reforms. He is the former chair
of the Citizen Advisory Board for the
Regional Institute for Children and
Adolescents (RICA), and is a member
of Leadership Montgomery's Class of
2000. Mr. Harr most recently graduated
from Leadership Maryland in 2008. Mr.
Harr holds an MBA in finance from American
University and a Master's in Library
Science from Catholic University.
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