Each individual member of our Board of Directors plays an important part in helping Mental Health Connecticut fulfill its mission and safeguard its growth for the future. The Board is responsible for defining the organization’s mission and for providing overall leadership and strategic direction. In carrying out these duties, volunteer members of our Board find a great sense of accomplishment. Through their governance role, they contribute to the welfare of our clients and brighten the future for our community. Their participation and service brings them a unique sense of satisfaction.
| Chair | Scott Brabant Transformation Consultant, People’s United Bank |
| Interim Vice Chair | Christopher Thomas Retired |
| Treasurer | Scott Boulton Consultant, Dimeo, Schneider & Assoc. LLC |
| Secretary | Christopher Thomas Retired |
| Director | Claude S. Campbell Veterans Affairs, Military Caseworker and Outreach, Senator Christopher Murphy’s Office |
| Director | Lawrence Haber Director of Ambulatory, Young Adult & Health Psychology Services, Hartford Hospital/Institute of Living |
| Director | Jassette Henry Assistant Public Defender, CT Division of Public Defender Services |
| Director | Melanie Kucko Manager, Business Intelligence, Travelers |
| Director | Mary Laucks Director of Care Management, Stamford Health |
| Director | Robert A. Michalik Director of Government Relations, Connecticut Housing Finance Authority |
| Director | Laurie K. Molinari Assistant General Counsel, The Hartford |
| Director | Edward Peltier Retired |
| Director | Sean K. Smedley Account Executive, Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare |
| Director | Ursula G. Sowinski Bio-Medical Account Manager, American Red Cross |
| Director | Loretta Ann Stevens CEO, Competitive Edge Branding, LLC |
Interested in serving on the Mental Health Connecticut Board of Directors? Click here to complete an application and email to MNovo@mhconn.org with a copy of your resume/CV and a cover letter stating the reason for your interest in serving.
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We would like to thank everyone who supports Mental Health Connecticut. Without your generosity, we would not have been able to assist our clients in their recovery, advocate at the state and national levels for mental health equity in our health care laws, and provide information and referrals to the thousands of people who call us seeking help. We are truly grateful for your support
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employment
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