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Leonard
S. Black, Chairman
Leonard S. Black is Chief of DEPTCOR/New Jersey Bureau of
State Use Industries. DEPTCOR employs 1500 inmates daily
providing goods and services to governmental customers throughout
the state. DEPTCOR's sales reached 17.2 million during the
past year. Mr. Black is a graduate of Elizabethtown College,
Elizabethtown, PA. He received his Masters Degree in Public
Administration from Rutgers University in 1992. Len is a
past president of the Correctional Industries Association
and remains actively involved in this national organization.
Len has been a member of the Board of Directors of the New
Jersey Chapter of the American Correctional Association
for the past 10 years. He is a director in the Trenton Chapter
of the Association of Government Accountants. Black also
serves at the request of the Governor on the board of the
Commodities and Services Council which oversees work opportunities
for blind and handicapped workshops in the state.
H. Robert Schroeder, Treasurer
H. Robert Schroeder received his B.S.E.E. degree from Trenton
State College in 1976. He has worked for such notable companies
as Educational Testing Service, New Jersey Network, and
the New Jersey State Police where he currently holds the
title of Communications Officer for the Office of Emergency
Management. His engineering experience spans many facets
of communications including radio and television broadcasting,
satellite communications, electromagnetic pulse protection,
and electronic surveillance. He is also a commercial photographer,
musician and inventor. He is an active member of numerous
professional societies and charitable organizations. Schroeder
served as chapter secretary for the Group on Engineering
in Medicine and Biology for the Institute of Electrical
and Electronics Engineers in Princeton. He is past president
of the Delaware Valley Radio Association and writes a monthly
column for their newsletter. In addition to EagleVision
Productions, Inc., he also serves as board secretary for
The New Jersey Health Initiative, Inc. which will become
New Jersey's first privately owned medical school. He is
also an elected member of the Ewing Township Board of Education
in Mercer County and a member of the Kiwanis Club of Trenton's
board of directors.
Margaret H. Sanzo-Sneddon, Secretary
Margaret
H. Sanzo-Sneddon is a professional harpist who studied for
many years with Ruth Negri Armato of the New York Philharmonic
Orchestra. In addition to a busy schedule of weddings, concerts,
special events and teaching, Sneddon has played in the orchestra
for numerous musical theater productions and is a frequent
church soloist. She is currently working for Radisson Cruise
Lines as an entertainer on the Seven Seas Navigator.
Prior
to focusing on her career as a musician, Sneddon had a successful
practice as a consultant for small businesses. Her service
included setting up a bookkeeping system for her clients
and training them in its use. Sneddon also prepared monthly
profit and loss reports that analyzed areas of weakness
and suggested ways to remedy them. She prepared all business
and personal taxes for her clients, and represented them
at tax audits, business closeouts and sales.
After
successfully expanding her business to 60 clients, Sneddon
sold it in 1985 so that she could direct her energy towards
creating a successful musical career.
Winifred (Freddie) A. Chisholm, Director of Project Development
Freddie
Chisholm is the Production Manager at New Jersey Network
Public Television. Chisholm has directed and coordinated
a number of local and national productions during her 19
years at NJN. A major highlight of her career was working
as the Production and Technical Coordinator for the world
feed of Pope John Paul II's prayer service at Sacred Heart
Cathedral in Newark, attended by President and Mrs. Clinton.
Chisholm
also directed Act Against Violence, an NJN help-a-thon with
national breaks. Working in conjunction with producer, Lisa
Morreale, and executive producer, Janice Selinger, this
program was designed to recruit volunteers to help at-risk
youth. In 1995, Chisholm was Executive Producer for an NJN
town meeting, WordUp Stop the Violence, with panelists Edward
James Olmos, Governor Christine Todd Whitman and public
and law enforcement officials. An audience of over 400 high
school students, as well as youths from New Jersey's juvenile
detention system, participated in the town meeting. This
forum gave everyone an opportunity to openly address the
issue of youth violence, and suggest solutions that would
help to eliminate violent behavior.
Other
projects by Chisholm include a panel discussion called Dialogue
on Diversity. As the producer of this project, Chisholm
put the spotlight on the sensitive issues of race and inter-group
relations. The panel featured Senator Bill Bradley and diversity
experts who interacted with over 300 high school and college
students, examining the diverse mix of people that make
up the population of New Jersey.
Jill A. Hargrave, President
(non-voting, ex-officio member)
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