Leadership
Supporting the Mission
BAMSI’s Board of Directors are community leaders with expertise in a wide range of areas, including education, law, business development, community advocacy, and finance. BAMSI’s Board meets monthly to discuss BAMSI’s policies to ensure the organization remains true to its mission and vision. Each member of BAMSI’s Board of Directors is committed to innovation and growth to pursue our core values.
Leadership Team
Board Members
Leadership
Persons Served Advisory Board
Board Members
Leadership
Babacar Diop
Interim President & CEO
Donna Williams
Interim Chief Financial Officer
Beverly Williams
Executive Vice President of Behavioral Health & Family Services
Sephora Auguste
Executive Vice President of Community Living & Day Services
Hussam Atab
Executive Vice President of Human Resources
Sesay Johnson
Executive Vice President of Information Technology Services
Paul Bergeron, MD
Chief Medical Officer of Behavioral Health & Community Services
Sarah Gonet
Vice President of Development
Alison Rioux
Vice President of Quality, Compliance, and Risk
Walter Curnow
Vice President of Facilities
Barbara Sanna-Collins
Associate Vice President of Early Childhood & Family Supports
Lee Whittemore
Associate Vice President of Clinical & Outpatient Behavioral Health
Catherine Stewart
Associate Vice President of Youth & Family Services
Rachel Gundersen
Associate Vice President of Recovery & Community Behavioral Health
Jill Tigano
Associate Vice President of Community and Day Services
Lisa Comeau
Associate Vice President of Residential Services
Elsie Rivera-Johnson
Associate Vice President of Healthcare Services
Persons Served Advisory Board
The BAMSI Advisory Board is comprised of a cross-representation of persons served throughout the agency. Advisory Board members provide communication, feedback, and advocacy to the agency. Messages from the Advisory Board:
“It’s a great thing.
We try to help.
We take action.
We advocate for people with disabilities.
We spread awareness.
I know how others feel because I’m in their shoes.”
