CIE Community council

The CIE® Community Council shares and addresses real-time issues within communities that are building or using a Community Information Exchange. It aims to:

Identify lessons learned, approaches, and strategies to leverage CIE
Elevate Community Voice and shared power
Promote data ownership
Collaborate on new resources, tools, and policy recommendations to advance the field

Community Council Members

Craig Behm

Maryland Executive Director, CRISP Health

Jaime Bland

Chief Executive Officer, President, CyncHealth

Greg Bloom

Lead, Open Referral

Carol Borsa

VP of Mission Services, Goodwill Finger Lakes

Jaclyn Brown

Community Services Manager, Jefferson County Health Network

Esperanza Cantu

Int. Sr. Director of CIE & Integration Services, United Way for Southeastern Michigan

Hannah Cooper

Co-Founder & CEO, Cooper/Smith

Kelly Dodd

Director, 211 New York State

Sara Gold

Senior Director, Health and Basic Needs, United Way for Southeastern Michigan

Laura Gustin

Director, Monroe County Systems Integration Project

Vickie Harris

Founder and CEO, QEC Partners | Community ConneXor

Emily Kenney

Director of Systems Change, IMPACT

Sarah Kile

Director of Community and Partner Engagement, Michigan 2-1-1

Martin Love

CEO, North Coastal Health and Improvement Network

John Mazzello

Director of Community Services, Human Service Coalition

Susan Millea

Interim Executive Director, National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership

Edward Perry

Executive Director, 211 Illinois
CEO and Founder, Pensivetastic

David Poms

Senior Policy Analyst, District of Columbia Primary Care Association

Amy Price

Navigation Center Vice President, United Way For Greater Austin

Jackie Sievers

Director of Implementation, Quality Health Network

Bryan Trujillo

Group Director of Community Health Improvement, Centura Health

Deb Turner

Director of Crisis and Information Services, Goodwill of the Finger Lakes

Dawn Vanderkooi

Director, 211 Western New York

Dean Wight

Project Manager, Whatcom County Washington