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Colleen Morrone
Goodwill Industries of Delaware and Delaware County
As the head of Goodwill Industries
of Delaware and Delaware County, Pa., Colleen Morrone oversees a nonprofit with a nearly $60 million operating budget with over 1,000 employees, 20 donation collection sites,16 retail stores, three job resource centers and an outlet and recycling center. The organization also provides temporary employment and janitorial services, with more than 3,750 people participating
in training and development opportunities in 2022 alone. Morrone also spearheads the organization’s recycling and sustainability initiatives by collaborating with academia, state agencies and neighboring Goodwills to create cleaner, greener communities.
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Kenan J. Sklenar
Easterseals Delaware and Maryland’s Eastern Shore
For the last decade, Kenan Sklenar
has served as president and CEO of Easterseals Delaware and Maryland’s Eastern Shore, a wide-ranging nonprofit that is celebrating its 75th anniversary of offering innovative services that allow people with disabilities and seniors to live fulfilling, independent lives. In this role, Sklenar provides leadership in pursuit of the organization’s mission as an important community resource providing high- quality services to those in need. Prior to joining this local nonprofit, Sklenar led Easterseals of Mahoning, Trumbull, and Columbiana Counties in Ohio as its president and CEO for 18 years.
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Michelle A. Taylor
United Way of Delaware
As president and CEO of United
Way of Delaware, Michelle Taylor
offers strategic direction, operational leadership and fundraising expertise to advance the organization’s mission of maximizing resources for communities in need throughout the First State and nearby Salem County, N.J., while also leading a staff of 40 employees and hundreds of volunteers. Taylor has worked for United Way of Delaware
for more than two decades, and also serves as chief steward of the United Way brand in Salem County. In her role, she serves as the nonprofit’s public
face and is responsible for fostering partnerships, driving community engagement and ensuring the effective delivery of programs and services.
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Dave Tiberi
Emergency Response Protocol Safety / Donate Delaware
Although he originally earned
local and regional recognition as
a boxer, it’s been his longstanding commitment to community that
has led to the continued leadership
of Dave Tiberi, who now serves as president of Emergency Response Protocol Safety and founder of Donate Delaware. Tiberi joined ERP, a regional security company, in 2007 and as its president is responsible for bringing
in new clients through prospecting, networking and partnerships. In
light of the coronavirus pandemic, he founded Donate Delaware as a way to support health care workers and first responders. He’s also spearheaded
a monthly networking effort and engaged in numerous community and charitable organizations as a volunteer and supporter.
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