Board of Directors

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Daniel Brady
Daniel Brady

Owner, The UPS Store Franchise
CTC Board President

Caroline Gregory
Caroline Gregory

School Counselor, Downingtown East High School
CTC Board Secretary

Rosemary Foley
Rosemary Foley

Marketing/Customer Relations, Baby Merlin Company
CTC Board Member

Lou Bevilacqua, Psy.D
Lou Bevilacqua, Psy.D

CEO/Co-Owner, Sanare Today, LLC
CTC Board Member

Gwen Smoker
Gwen Smoker

Director of Retail, Citadel Credit Union
CTC Board Member

Sarah Brooks, LPC
Sarah Brooks, LPC

Student Assistance Specialist, Downingtown Area School District
CTC Board Member

Carol Rothera
Carol Rothera

Licensed Professional Counselor, Sanare Today
CTC Board Member

Staff

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Bethann Cinelli, D.ED.
Bethann Cinelli, D.ED.

CTC Executive Director
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Carmen Glenn
Carmen Glenn

HYPE Coordinator
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Chrissie Dziembowski MPH, CHES
Chrissie Dziembowski MPH, CHES

Prevention Program Coordinator
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Aria Walerski
Aria Walerski

Communications & Development Director
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Joshua Fetzer
Joshua Fetzer

Graphic Designer

Jennifer Grisin
Jennifer Grisin

Bookkeeper

Cheryl Wendt
Cheryl Wendt

Parent to Parent Program Coordinator
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