March 17, 2009
Louisville — Harbor House of Louisville, Inc. welcomes David Jett as the new president of the board of directors effective immediately.
"It is an honor to become president of one of the leading training and development centers for adults with disabilities in the Louisville Metro area... The responsibility is great, particularly in these difficult times... My goal for Harbor House, is to grow in both the services we provide to our participants and the number of people who have the opportunity to benefit from our services. The staff not only cares for each individual, but celebrates in their growth through interaction, employment services and in the mailing operation. Each day offers hope and joy to both our staff andparticipants at Harbor House” Jett stated.
Jett is Vice-President & Regional Manager for Retail Banking at Republic Bank and Trust Co. and has served on the Harbor House board since 2007. He also serves on the board of directors of The Altenheim, and in the past he has served as treasurer, president and past president for the Iroquois Area Business Association. Additionally, he has served on many boards and committees, and has been the treasurer of the Men's Fellowship for ten years at Bethel St Paul Church.
"I am excited to have someone with David’s background and ability leading our organization," said Harbor House executive director Maria Smith. "The innovative programs that Harbor House has initiated will continue with the right resources, and David can lead us in that direction." Jett succeeds Patrick Fallon, Plant Manager at ChemStation, who has been vital to the growth and professionalization of the Board during his time of service. Harbor House’s Board vice president is Pete Slacum, GM Krispy Kreme. Julie Guenther, Director of Finance at Elderserve, Inc. is the treasurer. Darlene Hayden, retired from the financial industry, is serving as secretary. Harbor House of Louisville, Inc. is a non-profit organization that works to enhance the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities through employment, education, self-determination and community building opportunities, with an emphasis on person centered planning.
Louisville — Harbor House of Louisville, Inc. welcomes David Jett as the new president of the board of directors effective immediately.
"It is an honor to become president of one of the leading training and development centers for adults with disabilities in the Louisville Metro area... The responsibility is great, particularly in these difficult times... My goal for Harbor House, is to grow in both the services we provide to our participants and the number of people who have the opportunity to benefit from our services. The staff not only cares for each individual, but celebrates in their growth through interaction, employment services and in the mailing operation. Each day offers hope and joy to both our staff andparticipants at Harbor House” Jett stated.
Jett is Vice-President & Regional Manager for Retail Banking at Republic Bank and Trust Co. and has served on the Harbor House board since 2007. He also serves on the board of directors of The Altenheim, and in the past he has served as treasurer, president and past president for the Iroquois Area Business Association. Additionally, he has served on many boards and committees, and has been the treasurer of the Men's Fellowship for ten years at Bethel St Paul Church.
"I am excited to have someone with David’s background and ability leading our organization," said Harbor House executive director Maria Smith. "The innovative programs that Harbor House has initiated will continue with the right resources, and David can lead us in that direction." Jett succeeds Patrick Fallon, Plant Manager at ChemStation, who has been vital to the growth and professionalization of the Board during his time of service. Harbor House’s Board vice president is Pete Slacum, GM Krispy Kreme. Julie Guenther, Director of Finance at Elderserve, Inc. is the treasurer. Darlene Hayden, retired from the financial industry, is serving as secretary. Harbor House of Louisville, Inc. is a non-profit organization that works to enhance the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities through employment, education, self-determination and community building opportunities, with an emphasis on person centered planning.
