Susan Mathias Joins Transitions as CEO


 

Transitions, the Comprehensive Victim Center for Union, Snyder and Northumberland Counties, is pleased to announce the appointment of Susan K. Mathias to the position of Chief Executive Officer.  Most recently, Susan served as a Director at the YWCA of Northcentral PA with responsibility for programs and operations for Wise Options and two HUD-funded programs for homeless women and children.  Susan holds a Masters of Public Administration and has worked for the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the U.S. Small Business Administration and the Federal Reserve Board. Susan was Vice President of Human Resources with The JPM Company and Regional Coordinator for U.S. Congressman Chris Carney.

 

"I look forward to collaborations that can improve how the community supports survivors and educates young people about healthy relationships.  New developments in the domestic violence and sexual assault prevention field have shown positive results, and Transitions will continue to be a part of this change in our own community," said Ms. Mathias.

 

"Transitions has been providing advocacy, empowerment and education to victims, survivors and families to end patterns of violence and abuse for almost 40 years.  We are happy that Susan and the Transitions staff will be involved with many ongoing initiatives including the implementation of  Lethality Assessment Programs and the Prison Rape Elimination Act  in Union, Snyder and Northumberland Counties and establishment of a Regional Human Trafficking Task Force," noted Lisa Steele, Transitions Board Chair.

 

Susan resides in Lewisburg, PA with her husband, James P. Mathias.  Their children Blair and Jay Mathias reside in Pittsburgh and State College, respectively.

 

For more information, please contact Transitions at 570-523-1134.

Transitions’ 24 Hour Crisis Hotline: 1-800-850-7948.

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