| TIMOTHY DUTTON
Tim Dutton is the Executive Director of SCOPE. Tim was the Executive Director of the Human Services Planning Association from 1996 to 2001. For the previous 13 years, he was a hospital administrator in Ohio and in rural Haiti. Prior to coming to Sarasota, Tim held positions ranging from board member of the Chamber of Commerce to guiding programs for the homeless.
Contact Tim: [email protected]
SUZANNE GREGORY
Suzanne Gregory has worked with SCOPE since its inception in 2001, including the role of volunteer facilitator during the year before SCOPE became incorporated. Suzanne currently directs the Aging with Dignity and Independence initiative and is part of the team launching the Institute for the Ages. Prior to her position with SCOPE, she was a trainer and program analyst with the Department of Children and Families. She is a graduate of Wheaton College, Massachusetts with a B.A. in Psychology.
Contact Suzanne: [email protected]
MAUREEN HADDEN
Maureen Hadden is the Administrative Assistant for SCOPE and previously for the Human Services Planning Association. Maureen has lived in Sarasota area since 1993 and has worked in the nonprofit arena for over 25 years.
Contact Maureen: [email protected]
COLLEEN MCGUE
Colleen McGue is also a neighbor in the Central-Cocoanut neighborhood where SCOPE is located. Colleen assists Allison with the Neighborhoods Initiative at SCOPE, and works on the community engagement aspect of the Institute for the Ages. She has a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Notre Dame, and dual-masters from the University of Texas in Community & Regional Planning and Latin American Studies. Colleen has a background with community engagement and outreach in both the US and in Latin America.
Contact Colleen: [email protected]
ALLISON PINTO
Allison Pinto is a neighbor in the Central-Cocoanut neighborhood where the SCOPE office is located and now also directs the Community Data and Neighborhoods initiatives at SCOPE. She is a graduate of UCLA with a Ph.D. in clinical child psychology and has a background in systems theory/practice and community change initiatives.
Contact Allison: [email protected]
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