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what we need to do in-house.” She added, “We also learned that the results will not be provided quickly, which is something that candidates and campaigns and the public will have to get used to. There is no way to count this massive amount of vote-by-mail ballots quickly.” —Donald Gilpin
Support Goes Virtual For Counseling Clients
Jewish Family & Children’s Service of Greater Mercer County (JFCS) is expanding mental health services to meet the changing needs of the Mercer County community. “For the past few months we have been focused on getting information out into the community,” said Michelle Napell, JFCS executive director. “Many people were facing unprecedented mental and emotional health concerns. And for those managing ongoing mental health conditions, the challenges were even greater. We knew at the time that the priority was broadcasting insights and advice from our counselors out to as many individuals as possible.” Since late March, JFCS has provided free, weekly webinars dealing with anxiety, stress management skills, and issues tailored toward youth and teens such as coping with the loss of routines and other missed experiences. In addition, the counseling team has blogged about additional, topical mental health concerns. For more information on JCFS programs, including individual sessions, call (609) 987-8100. Visit jfcsonline.org for more information.
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P r i n c e to n S e n i or R e source Center (PSRC) has announced the appointment of four new board members: Nancy H. Becker, Suresh C. Chugh, Iona Harding, and Mike Kenny. Becker was the founder, president, and guiding force behind the public affairs consulting firm, Nancy H. Becker Associates, for 30 years. As the first woman lobbyist in Trenton, she oversaw the firm’s government affairs and public relations practices. After leaving the firm, she became a principal associate at the Rutgers Program on the Governor at the Eagleton Institute of Politics. She is also a visiting associate at Eagleton. Becker served on the board of Capital Health in Trenton and Hopewell, New Jersey, for 17 years, serving as its chair for the past four years. Chugh has more than 40 years of experience in global finance and investment banking and 15 years of experience in the petroleum industry. He is the founder and chief executive officer of IFM Resources, Inc., an investment-banking boutique registered in New Jersey in 1996. He served as an advi-
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NEW ON THE BOARD: From left, Nancy Becker, Suresh Chugh, Iona Harding, and Mike Kenny are now on the board of Princeton Senior Resource Center. sor to Smith Barney, AIG, the Russian American Investment Bank, Forex Bank, and AIG Private Bank. Prior to IFM, Chugh was the president and chief executive officer of the Silk Road Fund, an equity investment fund, and served on the investment committees of the AIG Millennium Fund and AIG Silk Road Fund Harding is a senior human resource and business leader, consultant, and educator. Her consulting firm, Harding Resources LLC, works primarily with nonprofit and small- to mid-sized organizations in the for-profit and public space. Harding is a certified Human Resource professional holding both the Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR) and Global Professional in Human Resources (GPHR) Certifications from the HR
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Kenny served on the PSRC Board from 2012 through 2019, most recently as PSRC’s immediate past president. Kenny spent over 30 years at Altria Group and retired in 2008 as vice president, investor relations. In that position, he was responsible for devel-
oping Altria’s global investor relations strategy, which included all senior management meetings with the investment community. He also supported the quarterly earnings process and managed both legal and legislative challenges facing the company.
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