 Bill Lloyd was honored to join Easter Seals SW Florida as President and CEO in September, 2007. Prior to joining ES, Bill served for 18 months as the Chief Development Officer for the Florida Center for Child and Family Development. In December, 2005 Bill retired from the American Cancer Society after a 32 year career. Bill served in many capacities during that time. Most recently Bill was the Executive Vice President of the Vermont Division of the American Cancer Society and a Major Gifts Officer for the New England Division. |
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 Ladd Waldo has been a CPA since 1973 and obtained a Masters of Business Administration. After completing several years with a Big 4 CPA firm as an audit supervisor, I have devoted my career to not-for-profits. I have served as a Chief Financial Officer for hospitals, a liberal arts college, a hospice and Rotary International. My career has taken me from Detroit to Iowa and Chicago before landing in Sarasota over two years ago. My wife Sally and I have four children and seven grandchildren. |
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 Dr. Kameron Partridge is the Vice President of Programs and Services for Easter Seals Southwest Florida. She has recently returned to the area and is a native to Sarasota, born and raised just down the road from the Braden Avenue campus. Dr. Partridge graduated from Florida State University with a B.S. in Psychology and Special Education and received both her M.A. and her Ph.D. in Lifespan Developmental Psychology from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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 Erin Greenhalgh is the Human Resource Manager. She has been in the Human Resource field for the past ten years. She has her Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management and graduated from Everglades University, in Sarasota in 2006. Her HR career began locally at Flowers Baking Company of Bradenton, LLC, 8 years ago, and then became an HR Director for a small German company in Palmetto until they relocated. Erin began her career with Easter Seals Southwest Florida in July of 2008 when they added the HR Manager position. |
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 Susannah Cripe is the Director for Easter Seals Southwest Florida’s Project Rainbow, has been with Easter Seals Southwest Florida since 1996, and has been Program Director for Project Rainbow since 2000. Ms. Cripe has 17 years of case management and client services experience. She also serves as Easter Seals Southwest Florida’s Instructor of Safety and Education, and is a certified instructor for the American Red Cross. Ms. Cripe has a wealth of knowledge concerning community resources.
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 Stephanie Friedman, MS, CCC-SLP – Clinical Director of Pediatric Therapy. By trade, Stephanie is a licensed and nationally certified Speech-Language Pathologist. She received her BA in Speech and Hearing Science and her MS in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of South Florida. Stephanie previously owned a small Home Health Therapy business which she has since sold to work with Easter Seals full time. Stephanie began with Easter Seals a year and a half ago as a contractor to cover a maternity leave and was so pleased to be a part of the Easter Seal’s mission that she decided to stay!
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 MaryAnn Zyla-Smith (MAZ) is the Director of Adult Services at Easter Seals Southwest Florida. She has been with this agency since February 2000. She initially assumed the responsibility of Director of Employment Services. Over the years since she has been here, she has provided oversight to the Adult Day Training (ADT) Program, the VIP Academy Program, and the Art Initiative Program and for a short time Residential Services. The Art Initiative Program is a concept she brought with her from her previous employment assignment at another agency.
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