Shatterproof Enhances Board of Directors with New Additions
Shatterproof, a national nonprofit organization dedicated to eradicating addiction and revolutionizing addiction treatment, is thrilled to announce the appointment of three influential leaders to its Board of Directors. The new board members are Katie Hood, Jeff Shuck, and Karen Derr Gilbert, each bringing extensive experience in philanthropy, strategy, and leadership—key areas that will empower Shatterproof to fulfill its mission.
Commitment to Ending Addiction
As Shatterproof embarks on its next chapter, the organization is excited to welcome new leadership that aligns with its bold vision. Gary Henson, chair of the Shatterproof board, shared that the expertise of Katie, Jeff, and Karen is set to fortify the organization's impact across communities affected by addiction, particularly as it stands as a leading cause of death among young adults.
Introducing the Board Members
Katie Hood's Impactful Leadership
Katie Hood has built her reputation as a prominent leader in the nonprofit sector, having previously served as CEO of both The Michael J. Fox Foundation and One Love Foundation. Her efforts have been instrumental in transforming public perceptions of critical health issues and fostering access to effective care for all.
Jeff Shuck's Sustainable Growth Strategies
Jeff Shuck, founder and president of More For Many, comes with over thirty years of experience in enhancing organizational growth through innovative leadership strategies. His insights into effective fundraising and sustainable development will be invaluable as Shatterproof expands its reach and influence.
Karen Derr Gilbert's Operational Excellence
Karen Derr Gilbert serves as a Partner and Chief Operating Officer at FTV Capital, where she has significantly contributed to the firm's strategic direction and operational success. Recognized by prestigious lists such as Forbes' 50 Over 50, Karen is deeply passionate about mentoring future leaders and engaging in community initiatives.
Accelerating the Mission
Pam Jenkins, CEO of Shatterproof, expressed confidence in the new board members, emphasizing their proven ability to activate and implement ideas that drive change. Their joint leadership is expected to support Shatterproof’s mission to foster resilience against substance use disorders.
About Shatterproof
Shatterproof is a national nonprofit dedicated to diminishing the challenges posed by substance use disorders in America. Through initiatives aimed at improving access to quality, evidence-based addiction treatment, the organization strives to educate communities on prevention, treatment options, and recovery. Shatterproof advocates for systemic change through public policy reforms while working to diminish stigma surrounding addiction. The organization emphasizes science-based approaches, immediate support for individuals, and the creation of partnerships that will shape a better healthcare landscape for future generations.
By adhering to rigorous metrics, Shatterproof aims to ensure maximum impact in its endeavors to assist those struggling with addiction. For more information about Shatterproof and its initiatives, visit www.Shatterproof.org.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main goal of Shatterproof?
Shatterproof aims to eliminate the burden of substance use disorder and improve access to quality addiction treatment across the nation.
Who are the new board members of Shatterproof?
The new board members are Katie Hood, Jeff Shuck, and Karen Derr Gilbert, all of whom bring unique expertise to the organization.
How can I support Shatterproof’s mission?
You can support Shatterproof by donating, volunteering, or spreading awareness about their initiatives and resources available for addiction treatment.
Where can I find more information about addiction treatment?
More information about addiction treatment and resources can be found on Shatterproof’s official website at www.Shatterproof.org.
What does Shatterproof do to reduce stigma?
Shatterproof works to reduce stigma through education, public advocacy, and promoting open conversations about addiction and recovery.
