Our Board Members play a vital role in shaping the future of our programs and services. Their leadership, experience, and commitment help us create opportunities for individuals with mental illness to build independence and find community support.
Mike Jaeger has been involved with Hedwig House since 2014, when he was initially engaged to help strengthen the organization's accounting function and support the transition to a sustainable long-term finance structure.
Suzanne Franks, co-owner of J.L. Freed Honda in Montgomeryville, graduated from Carnegie Mellon and worked as a software training consultant before joining Hedwig House’s leadership team.
Nick has been associated with Hedwig House for four years, serving on the Board for three years and as Board Chairperson for two years. He currently holds the role of Vice President of the Board.
Tom Edwards pursues organizational effectiveness from the three perspectives of research, practical application, and teaching. His extensive experience helps guide strategic decisions at Hedwig House.
Koh Chiba has spent his career dedicated to government affairs and public service, bringing a wealth of knowledge and advocacy experience to the Board.
Emily is a graduate of Tulane University with a degree in Communications and a minor in Sociology. She brings a strong background in community engagement to the organization.
Darryl Golden was first introduced to Hedwig House in 2014 as a client through his company, The Golden Cleaning Service, LLC, and has since become an active leader in supporting the mission.
Kenneth Mueller is the Integration Environment, Health, and Safety Manager for Knoll Inc., contributing valuable expertise in operational safety and compliance.
Nelson J. Acevedo is a Vice President and Community Development Officer with PNC Community Development Banking, where he advances economic opportunity and community revitalization.
Jill Clegg joined Fulton Bank in 2024 following its acquisition of Republic Bank, where she had built a successful career since 2019.
Thomas Spisak-Mosher, Esq. is a public policy, communications, and advocacy professional with more than two decades of experience.