The Partnership's LeadershipThe Partnership is governed by a Board of Directors elected annually from among the Provider Membership. The daily management of the association is overseen by our Executive Director, Nicholas Oliver. The Board of Directors meets monthly and its committees, which are open to all members of The Partnership, meet regularly to further The Partnership’s strategic mission, goals and objectives. There are twelve members of the Board of Directors with eleven Directors elected by the Provider Membership. The President of the Board of Directors is Vincent Ward of Home Care Services of Rhode Island. Officers President Secretary-Treasurer Cheryl has worked for HomeCare Advantage, a family-owned business, for over 15 years. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Syracuse University. She is a member of the Partnership because of its “teamwork to address issues and offer solutions and that its members have similar public policy concerns in which we advocate as one voice for the industry”. Immediate Past President
Dean DeNuccio, JD, CPA Colin Hanrahan Dawn Porreca Antaya Kathleen Peirce, RN, BSN, MS Kathy was appointed to lead her hospital’s home care and hospice agency in 2016 after a career dedicated to the industry. She has an Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Saint Anselm College and a Master of Science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute at Hartford. She is a member of the Partnership because of its “leadership for the industry”. Irene Qi, RN Bethany Skinner Nicholas Oliver, MPA, CAE In February 2013, Nicholas became the fourth Executive Director of the Partnership since its founding in 1990. His career spans over 20 years in government affairs, public relations and nonprofit management. He previously worked for the American Heart Association, Massachusetts Association for 766 Approved Private Schools, Sierra Club, and The Partnership to Reduce Cancer in Rhode Island. He also has experience working in state government on health and environmental policy and has worked on multiple Presidential races and state office election campaigns. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Political Economics with a minor in Public Relations from the University of Hartford and a Master of Public Affairs from the John W. McCormack Graduate School of Policy Studies at the University of Massachusetts Boston. His master’s thesis examined provider payment models under state Medicaid programs and offered solutions at the time for cost-effective delivery of services while financially sustaining providers of healthcare and education to pediatric patients with exceptional disabilities. He is a Certified Association Executive by the American Society of Association Executives and received the 2013 Rising Star Award from the New England Society of Association Executives. Nicholas is also a Freemason and a Shriner and spends his time volunteering to support Rhode Island's children that need the services of Shriners Hospitals for Children in nearby Boston and Springfield, Massachusetts, as well as Hasbro Children's Hospital in Providence. |
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