| Published Tuesday, January 16, 2018 |
by Glennisha Morgan
http://www.millyardcommunications.com
On Jan. 11, Tri-County Community Action Program, Inc., (TCCAP) announced that the board of directors chose a forerunner, Jeanne Robillard to succeed current CEO Robert Boschen, Jr., who left the organization in Jan. 2018. Robillard, who was the current chief operating officer (COO) assumed her new role of CEO as of Jan. 6.
“Along with 20 years of institutional history, Jeanne brings a strong commitment to TCCAP’s mission, a solid understanding of the communities we serve, and a clear vision for the future of TCCAP,” says Sandy Alonzo, chair of the board of directors.
“The Board has been impressed with Jeanne’s work as COO and looks forward to working with her in this new role. We believe she is the right leader to continue the momentum and progress the Agency has made and to lead the Agency toward new opportunities for growth and sustainability.”
For over 20 years, Robillard served TCCAP as a program director, division director, and most recently COO. The nationally certified results orientated management accountability implementer holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services and is a candidate to receive national certification as a community action professional.
Robillard has also served her community as an elected or appointed official since 2006, as the chair of Bethlehem Selectboard, and is a graduate of the Tillotson Learning Community 2016 Cohort.
“This is an exciting time for Tri-County CAP” says Robillard. She added that during the tenure of Boschen, the agency strengthened its financial position and worked diligently on strategic planning for the future of the organization. “We’ve shown that we can pursue our mission, deliver high-quality services to the public, and still live within our means. Our role in the community includes being good stewards of public and private funds and reflecting that in the delivery of our programs. We have a dedicated staff, Board, and the support of community stakeholders”, she continues. “I’m looking forward to serving TCCAP in the role of CEO and leading the agency in this next chapter of our growth.”
Formed in 1965, TCCAP is a private, non-profit corporation that is dedicated to improving the lives and well-being of NH’s people and communities.
