Exclusive Interview - Trinitas Hospital
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Foundation Focus: News of the <strong>Trinitas</strong> Health Foundation<br />
by Kathryn Salamone<br />
THE TRUSTEES OF THE TRINITAS HEALTH FOUNDATION:<br />
CHANNELING DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS INTO A COMMON GOAL<br />
Professional accomplishment<br />
coupled with a desire to strive to<br />
improve the community are qualities<br />
that define the members of the <strong>Trinitas</strong><br />
Health Foundation Board. Another<br />
quality is stamina as reflected in our<br />
spry and committed 87-year old<br />
Board member.<br />
“Serving on the <strong>Trinitas</strong> Health<br />
Foundation Board requires dedicated<br />
time and energy that our trustees give<br />
so willingly,” notes Nadine Brechner,<br />
Executive Director of the Foundation.<br />
“By drawing from their personal and<br />
professional knowledge and their depth<br />
of experience, Board members combine<br />
their talents to help establish goals<br />
and identify ways to meet the challenges<br />
that face non-profit organizations<br />
such as ours in today’s economic<br />
climate. Board participation is more<br />
than meeting on a regular basis to<br />
review current circumstances. It<br />
requires keen insight, teamwork, and<br />
dedication to the hopes and dreams<br />
that we hope to realize, even in the<br />
face of harsh economic realities.”<br />
The primary responsibilities of the<br />
<strong>Trinitas</strong> Health Foundation are to raise<br />
funds and to invest and monitor the<br />
assets of the Foundation. In addition,<br />
the Board members approve disbursements<br />
to <strong>Trinitas</strong> to meet specific<br />
equipment or program needs.<br />
In previous issues of HealthyEdge<br />
we have introduced members of the<br />
<strong>Trinitas</strong> Health Foundation Board of<br />
Trustees. We conclude these introductions<br />
in this issue.<br />
Carroll Keating<br />
Carroll Keating has been a marketing and sales<br />
professional in the metropolitan New York and<br />
Washington, DC, areas for the last 25 years. While<br />
marketing manager at Source One International in<br />
New York, NY, Ms. Keating generated business in<br />
sales and service equivalent to 25% of the company’s<br />
overall sales. She completed her bachelor’s degree<br />
in psychology in three years at Hollins University in<br />
Roanoke, Virginia. Her community work includes<br />
association with Habitat for Humanity, Susan G.<br />
Komen for the Cure, American Cancer Institute, and<br />
AmeriCare. She is enjoys golf, tennis and squash and<br />
serves as the Westfield, New Jersey Lacrosse coach.<br />
Sol Kramer<br />
A post-World War II Polish émigré, Mr. Kramer<br />
has a lifetime of varied experience in the divergent<br />
fields of dental hygiene, law enforcement, and real<br />
estate development. He is passionately devoted to<br />
fundraising for his adopted causes, the latest of<br />
which is <strong>Trinitas</strong> Regional Medical Center where he<br />
was a recent patient whose life-threatening illness<br />
was successfully treated. Mr. Kramer serves on the<br />
Board of the Jewish Educational Center in Union,<br />
the Jewish Federation, Jewish Family Service and the<br />
YMHA/YWHA located in Union. He and his wife<br />
have been married for nearly six decades.<br />
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