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OACP Officers, Board & Committee Members

OACP Officers

President: Jo Posey
Vice President: Angie Russo
Secretary: Myah Kehoe
Treasurer: Thomas Johnson
Immediate Past President: Kathleen Zumpa no

Board Members
(includes Officers listed above)
Tonya Alexander
Bill Fussell
Kate Hall
Lee Hamilton
Angela Laidlaw
Collin McKean
Jim O’Connor

Committees

Member Support – Programming: Bill Fussell, Lee Hamilton, Jim O’Connor, Gail Nicholson, MA

Member Support – Annual Training (May 2019), ad hoc: Tonya Alexander, Lee Hamilton, Angie Russo

Member Support – Social: Patricia Arjun, Lisa Gabardi, Ph.D., Gail Nicholson, MA

Public Awareness: Angie Russo, Gail Nicholson, MA

Statewide Outreach: Kate Hall, Tom Johnson, Randall Poff

Website: Forrest Collins, Tom Johnson, Randall Poff

Internal Structure: Tonya Alexander, Grahm Porozni, Jo Posey

UCLA/R: Angela Laidlaw, Mike Fearl, Tom Johnson, Myah Kehoe, Randall Poff, Jo Posey

Thank-you! 2018 Annual Training, ad hoc: Nancy Retsinas, Angie Russo, Gail Nicholson, MA

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Thank you for taking a significant step in your professional (and personal) development. OACP will support you in becoming a true problem-solver for your clients through Collaborative Practice, a voluntary dispute resolution process in which parties settle without resort to litigation.