
Brian Leidy
Vice President, Institutional Advancement
Brian Leidy oversees institutional giving, individual giving, strategic partnerships and fundraising events for SCO. Prior to joining SCO as Director of Institutional Advancement, Brian led development efforts at China Institute in America, managed corporate relations at the Brooklyn Public Library and raised funds at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research.
Brian is a graduate of East Stroudsburg University, where he also earned an MA in History. He is a member of the Association of Fundraising Executives.
Executive Cabinet
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Keith M. Little
President & CEO -
Heath Bloch
Executive Vice President, Community Health Systems -
Suzette Gordon
Executive Vice President/Chief Legal Counsel -
Stephen Mack
Executive Vice President, Finance and Administration -
Madeline Martinez
Chief of Staff -
Jennifer Outlaw
Executive Vice President, Child, Family & Community Services
Executive Council
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Jane Aboyoun
Chief Information Officer -
Karen I. Abreu-Rosano
Vice President, Family Permanency & Support Services -
Hayden Blades
Vice President, Facilities & Properties Management -
Christina Calabrese
Vice President, Center for Professional Development -
Connie Cerrato
Vice President, Long Island Behavioral Health & Wellness Services -
Elyse B. Feldman
Vice President, Finance -
Theresa E. Hassler
Vice President, Government Affairs -
Leslie Johnson
Vice President, Communications & Marketing -
Floaria Ladja
Vice President, Early Childhood Services -
Brian Leidy
Vice President, Institutional Advancement -
Rebecca Lukeman
Vice President, Human Resources -
Susan Moran
Vice President, Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities Services -
James Nyreen
Vice President, NYC Behavioral Health & Wellness Services -
Jonathan McLean
Vice President, Residential & Juvenile Justice Services -
Lisa Sammon
Vice President, Accounting & Financial Reporting -
Samantha Sutfin-Gray
Vice President, Performance & Quality -
Arthur Zanko
Vice President, Transitional & Supportive Housing Services

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