FCA elects new Board
 

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FCA’s Board of Directors has elected new officers to lead the agency.

Kathy Murphy, Director, Network Business Development & Integration, WPP Group USA, Inc. will serve as Board President. Kathy has been involved with FCA for several years, and is enthusiastic about the agency’s direction.  “It’s exciting to work with such a dynamic, humane organization whose programs offer real support for caregivers and whose values I share,” she says.  “As a former caregiver myself, I’m truly honored to serve as president and look forward to an extraordinary year ahead.”

Kathryn Lee, an Educational Therapist with the San Mateo County Office of Education, Secondary Education Services for Special Needs Students, was elected Vice President; Sue Wong, Director of Administration & Finance at On Lok, Inc., was elected to continue as Board Treasurer; and Janice Oringer, President of the Oringer Foundation will serve as Secretary.  All Board Officers fill one-year terms.

Other board members include: Claude Everhart, CEO of The Everhart Company, was re-elected to a three-year term. Continuing on the Board are Jean Coleman, R.N., M.S., N.P., Clinical Program Administrator at the University of California, Davis/Martinez Alzheimer’s Research Center; Allen Feder, President of Allen S. Feder & Co., Inc.; Kevin Koppes, an Underwriting Consultant for Aetna; William J. Lynch, Ph.D., formerly the Program Chief of the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Unit at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Palo Alto and now a neuropsychologist in private practice; Cynthia Malatesta, Vice President of Underwriting and Marketing at ADB Insurance Services Financial in Redwood City; Jeff Moeller, a commercial real estate brokerage professional with Cushman and Wakefield; and Margaret Wallhagen, Ph.D., R.N., C.S., G.N.P., Associate Professor, Gerontology Program, School of Nursing, University of California, San Francisco. 

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Caregiving Fact: Caregiving is the backbone of the American long-term care system: the value of the services provided by informal caregivers (family or friends of seriously ill loved ones) is estimated at $306 billion annually. See FCA's Policy Brief, Caregiving and Retirement Planning, for more information.
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