Janet Bamberg is currently President and CEO for The Moore Center of Manchester New Hampshire. Ms. Bamberg formerly served on the Board of Directors of the Visiting Nurse Association of Middlesex East of Massachusetts.

Prior to her role at The Moore Center, Janet was Chief Operating Officer of VNA Care Network of Waltham Massachusetts and was before that was Vice President of Program Services at Massachusetts Easter Seals. Janet holds a bachelor’s degree from North Park College in Chicago, Illinois and an master’s in business administration from the University of Massachusetts in Amherst. She lives in Stratham, New Hampshire.

Steve is the former President and CEO of Masonicare, Connecticut’s largest provider of healthcare services to seniors.

He joined Masonicare in 2000 as Chief Financial Officer, becoming Chief Operating Officer in 2003 and President and CEO in 2005, retiring in September 2016. Prior to joining Masonicare, he was the Chief Financial Officer of a large integrated delivery system that included a 500 bed major teaching hospital.

Among his professional activities, Steve most recently served as Treasurer on the Board of Directors and Executive Committee of LeadingAge, the Washington D.C.-based advocacy organization for seniors and senior care providers. He has also served as President of LeadingAge Connecticut, which in 2014 presented him with their Distinguished Service Award.

Steve is a past president of the Masonic Communities and Services Association,  a diplomat of the American College of Healthcare Executives, and an advanced member of the Healthcare Financial Management Association of which he is a past president of the Connecticut chapter.

Steve has served on a number of statewide committees in Connecticut addressing healthcare issues including the State Rightsizing Strategic Plan for Long Term Care. He is a former faculty member in the Masters of Public Health program at the University of New Haven. In 2016 Steve received an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Quinnipiac University.

Tammy is a CPA and principal at BerryDunn, a large regional public accounting firm, and is the leader of BerryDunn’s Not-for-Profit Practice Group.  Tammy joined BerryDunn 27 years ago in the Bangor, Maine office and relocated to the Manchester, New Hampshire office approximately nine years ago.  Nearly all her professional time is spent serving not-for-profit and health care organizations throughout New England. In addition to providing audit, accounting and consulting services to her clients, Tammy coordinates BerryDunn’s not-for-profit client educational sessions, webinars, client newsletters and website content.  She also has spoken at many local, regional and national seminars on not-for-profit accounting, fraud and board governance topics. Tammy has served on many not-for-profit boards in various leadership roles and is currently serving on the Not-for-Profit Council of the American Health Care Association, the board and finance committee the board and finance committee for Lift360. Tammy has three grown children and resides in Kensington, NH.

Patty McCartan Prue founded McCartan Consulting and is certified as an Executive Coach. Patty’s overall global business expertise includes executive coaching, Human Resource strategic leadership and oversight and mergers and acquisitions. Prior to establishing her coaching business, Patty was employed as The Vice President of Human Resources for Tyco International, which grew to become a $36B global company with over 240,000 employees. As a graduate of Stonehill College, Ms. Prue now welcomes the opportunity to serve as a Trustee. Patty has also enjoyed serving locally in NH as Vice-Chair, Governance Chair, Riverwoods of Exeter and previously at Exeter Health Resources. Patty is a member of Stonehill College’s Visiting Business Committee and has volunteered with Global Volunteers in Ghana and Por Cristo in Ecuador as well as other non-profit boards.

Justine is the visionary and powerhouse guiding RWG into the next phase of our future. Her goal is to help bring the RiverWoods way of life to a growing number of seniors.

Justine began work at RiverWoods as part of the pre-opening team in June 1994. Her tenure at RiverWoods began as the Director of Accounting, with growth into the role of CFO in 1997, COO in 2005 and President/CEO in 2007. Justine’s prior experience includes several years in auditing and financial analysis with Arthur Andersen & Co., Ernst & Young, and Chubb Life Insurance Company.

Justine is a certified public accountant in the state of New Jersey and formerly served as Trustee and Treasurer of the Board of Directors for Leading Age of Maine and New Hampshire. Justine has lectured at the University of New Hampshire and is a frequent speaker at local, regional and national industry conferences on topics including strategic management, growth planning, culture development, and financial oversight. Justine is a graduate of Rutgers University School of Business with a bachelor’s degree in Accounting.

Kate Skouteris joined Harvard Pilgrim Health Care in 2021 as Vice President, Commercial Markets, where she leads the organization’s strategy, sales, provider network and overall operations for the New Hampshire market. In 2022, she assumed responsibility for the Rhode Island market, leading strategy, sales, and overall operations for the Commercial membership.

Throughout her career, Kate has served in numerous leadership roles working with health care leaders in the area. Prior to joining Harvard Pilgrim, Kate worked as an attorney specialized in serving the needs of health care, insurance and financial industry clients. She also served in executive leadership roles at Southern New Hampshire Health System, most recently as Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Chief Administrative Officer, where she was responsible for legal services, driving operational efficiencies and administrative operations across the organization. Her early career also included practicing law in Boston followed by public service in roles at the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration, first as General Counsel then as Assistant Commissioner.

A New Hampshire native, Kate holds a B.A. degree from the University of New Hampshire and a J.D. degree from Suffolk University Law School.  She currently resides in Bedford with her husband and two daughters.

Phil’s passion and career focus has been advising, leading, and helping organizations thrive and achieve their potential. He has spent more than five decades leading client engagements, advising, and serving as a director / trustee and leading organizations as President and CEO.

He was a co-founder of Bigelow LLC, one of the country’s premier advisory firms that focuses exclusively on growing and capturing the enterprise value of entrepreneur owner-managed companies.  Phil was CEO of Elliot Health System, a not-for-profit regional healthcare system, and CEO of Merchants Fleet, a privately owned company providing nation-wide fleet-vehicle leasing and fleet-management services.

He served in leadership roles on many not-for-profit, private, and public company boards and was an elected town Moderator. Phil has been a trustee, now trustee emeritus, of Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) for more than twenty years. He served as WPI board Chair and for one year, as the university’s interim President.  Currently, he is a board member and advisor to several private companies and leads a CEO Peer Group that meets regularly for collaborative learning and solving business issues. Phil has a Civil Engineering degree and an Honorary Doctorate from WPI and his MBA from Harvard University.

Traveling and spending time with their family and friends give Phil and Judy, his wife of more than 50 years, some of their greatest joys. They moved to RiverWoods Exeter in January 2022, and they deeply appreciate being actively engaged in this wonderful community.

Kathy served from 2002-2019 as President and CEO of Goodwin Living, a Virginia/metro-DC-based nonprofit senior living and health care services organization. Now in the 4th year of a bold strategic plan conceived and adopted during her tenure, Goodwin Living touches the lives of thousands every day through senior living and life plan communities; specialized healthcare services including hospice, home health and rehabilitation; the innovative Goodwin House at Home program; extensive community partnerships; and philanthropic endeavors with a particular focus on workforce support and development. The organization was named one of The Washington Post’s Metro Washington Top Workplaces for five consecutive years, and in 2023 was named best in class for large employers.

Kathy’s 35-year career focused on ways to support, respect and dignify the lives of older adults and those who care for them.  She is passionate about the impact of the nonprofit sector on our society through excellence and innovation in governance and leadership. In retirement she has consulted with boards and CEO’s on governance capacity and vision; strategy; organizational transitions; and executive team development.  She served in numerous capacities on the national LeadingAge Board, assisted the Virginia LeadingAge association in developing and executing a new strategic plan, was a coach in the national Leadership Academy, served on hospital and university boards, and was a frequent speaker.  Kathy derives joy from continuing as mentor and colleague to CEO’s and emerging leaders.  She is a graduate of Westminster College (PA) and Duquesne University (PA).

Kathy and her husband, now residents of Pittsburgh PA, have a diverse and lively blended family of five children, their partners and spouses, and ten grandchildren.