Join our board of directors
You Can Make an Impact
As a member of FrontLine’s Board, you will positively impact 20,000 Cuyahoga county residents each year who are affected by poverty, homelessness, community violence, and thoughts of suicide.
be part of creating and implementing strategies that will ensure northeast ohio residents have the highest quality behavioral health and crisis services.
Be a leader in advancing anti-racism in our community.
Board Member Responsibilities
Attend 6 meetings per year
Serve on at least one committee
attend special events throughout the year
Make a self-determined meaningful financial donation
3-year term with the option of renewing
2023/2024 Board of Directors
F. Iman Joshua (Board Chair)
Capital One – VP, Divisional CISO, Cyber, AXT, CoS and CPE
Amy Clum Holbrook (Vice Chair)
Weltman, Weinberg & Reis – Partner
Christine Oblak (Chair Development)
Parker Hannifin – Group Strategic Pricing Managers, Aerospace
Laura Feller (Chair Governance)
GoDaddy – Director of Accounting
M. Katie McCullough (Chair Finance)
Brook & Whittle – Chief Accounting Officer
Jenifer Halliday
Friends Academy – Associate Head of School
Sarah Hihn
Dix & Eaton - Director, Human Resources
Tammy Loucks
Progressive Insurance – Business Leader Systems & Servicing Experience Commercial Lines
Lisa Morrison (Past Chair)
Huntington Business Credit - Senior Vice President, Business Development Officer
Jeanine Nemecek (Past Chair)
Cleveland Clinic, Euclid Hospital – Director of Surgical Services
Heather Pauly
Oatey Company- Business Operations Manager
James Reesing
Accenture - Managing Director
John P. Richardson
Lubrizol Corporation - (Retired)
Richard Robins, Ph.D. (Past Chair)
Lubrizol Corporation - CMO (Retired)
EMERITUS BOARD
Patti Fine
SurgCenter Cleveland – R.N.
Burt Saltzman
Dave’s Markets – Retired Owner
In memory of Julie Rittenhouse (1957-2023)
Julie’s years of service to our community were characterized by her kindness, her incredible leadership skills, and her commitment to lifting others up. She had the ability to listen to others as if they were the only person in the world. And she was relentless in her pursuit of bettering the lives of those who were marginalized, oppressed, and struggling.
Julie joined the FrontLine Service Board of Directors in 1994, six years after the organization was created. In whatever capacity she served on the board, she was wholly invested. Her ability to create and maintain relationships and partnerships amongst the social service providers, as well as decision-makers in our city and county, helped to create opportunities for programming for those experiencing the most critical of needs. She was instrumental in helping to define the strategic growth of FrontLine, as the agency expanded to include the provision of crisis intervention services and outreach to those experiencing trauma.
In 2002, Julie organized a group of Clevelanders to visit Chicago’s new permanent supportive housing—an innovative model to reduce chronic homelessness. Upon her return, Julie worked diligently to rally public and private partners to bring permanent supportive housing to Cuyahoga County. Thanks to Julie’s vision and diplomacy, our community now benefits from more than 1,000 units of permanent supportive housing.
Julie fought ardently for justice and touched countless lives through her work with FrontLine Service, the Sisters of Charity Foundation, Cleveland Housing Network, Jesuit Volunteer Corps, St. Patrick Parish, the Notre Dame Club of Cleveland, the GAR Foundation, the Senior Transportation Connection, and Cleveland State University.
We honor Julie’s memory and her lifelong commitment to serving others. Julie’s spirit and her years of generous service will be carried forward through the work she helped make possible.
Read the obituary here