Leadership
Advancing the CICOA mission on behalf of our clients
The leadership team at CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions is dedicated to advancing our mission and vision in Central Indiana. More than 75 volunteer leaders on our Board of Directors, Foundation Board of Trustees, Advisory Council and other committees are advocates for our mission, contributing their time, professional and personal talents, and resources on behalf of our clients.
Management
Senior Leadership
Tauhric Brown
As President and CEO, Tauhric Brown uses his strategic vision and experience in the elderly and disability service industry to expand CICOA services and collaborative partnerships to better meet the needs of the vulnerable populations we serve. His responsibilities include strategic planning and execution, oversight of the organization’s financial structure, and serving as a liaison to partner organizations. Before joining CICOA, Brown served as the chief operating officer for Senior Services, Inc. in Kalamazoo, Mich., where he was responsible for a $16.5 million annual budget and oversaw areas such as finance, human resources, clinical staff, organizational development, and change management. Prior to becoming the chief operating officer, he served as division director of business development, where he created a new customer service culture, and he introduced LEAN system thinking to increase revenue and decrease program expenses. Prior to joining Senior Services, Brown was an owner/operator for a multi-carrier wireless retail company where he managed sales and operations teams in telecommunications and financial payment processing systems. Additionally, he previously held roles in administrative and human resources in the U.S. Army. Brown holds a master’s degree in management and a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Colorado Technical University in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Beth Brown
Beth Brown joined Human Resources at CICOA in 2015. In that role, she is responsible for plan design and implementation of compensation administration, benefits planning, staffing, supervisory development, and strategic human resource planning. Previously, she served in a similar role for Community Rehabilitation Hospital. She also has worked as a member of the Leadership Team and as a Relationship Effectiveness facilitator for Community Health Network. Brown holds her Masters Degree in Organizational Leadership from Purdue University. She is also certified in Human Resource Management and holds her OSHA certification from Purdue University.
Susan Cornacchione
Susan Cornacchione came to CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions in 2009 to supervise and expand the development, marketing and communications efforts of the organization. Her expertise includes major gift and campaign planning, annual fund, volunteer management and prospect research. Prior to joining CICOA, Cornacchione served as the Central Indiana Major Gifts Officer for the American Cancer Society (ACS). She also has fourteen years of higher education fundraising experience in a variety of roles including Senior Development Director with Indiana University Foundation serving the Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) campus. She began her career in fundraising at the Indianapolis Museum of Art as the annual fund coordinator. Cornacchione attended IUPUI and is a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals.
Mary Durell, LCSW
As chief operating officer, Mary Durell draws upon her experience in business administration, operations, and macro and micro-level social work to support the policies, goals and objectives of CICOA’s chief executive officer and Board of Directors. A licensed clinical social worker, Durell oversees the following service areas: Client Services, Aging & Disability Resource Center, Meals & More, Way2Go, Health Care Collaboration, and Quality Assurance and Policy Development. Prior to joining CICOA, Durell served as the director of social work at the State of Indiana Larue D. Carter Memorial Hospital. She also has worked as a school-based therapist at Adult and Child Center, and she worked for more than seven years as the director of victim services at the State of Indiana Criminal Justice Institute. Durell holds an M.S.W. from Indiana University and a bachelor’s degree in sociology and psychology and an associate degree in business administration from the University of Indianapolis.
Robert Woods
As CICOA’s Chief Financial Officer since 1998, Robert Woods is responsible for developing and managing the organization’s financial strategies, performance and policies. In addition, he oversees all finance and accounting functions and personnel. Before joining CICOA, Woods worked as an officer in for-profit entities, and he has practiced public accountancy as a partner in both large and small local firms. He also served as the executive director of an international association, managing and planning more than 20 national conferences, and has been a frequent guest speaker at both national and local organizations. He holds a BS in business from Indiana University with a minor in marketing and is a member of the Indiana CPA Society.
Dustin Ziegler
Dustin Ziegler leads numerous programs that optimize the reach and impact of CICOA services and resources. Examples of Ziegler’s innovative and strategic leadership include new and expanded partnership initiatives with the medical community through the establishment of CICOA’s clinical engagement program, the assembly and leadership of CICOA’s Medical Advisory Council, the strategic adoption and implementation of the statewide Dementia Friends Indiana movement, and the development of new collaborative opportunities between CICOA and academic and research communities. Ziegler came to CICOA in 2016 from the Alzheimer’s Association Greater Indiana Chapter, where he founded and led a program that partners with the medical community to connect families affected by dementia to the appropriate resources. This program was recognized as one of the most successful in the nation and was highlighted as a best practice at the 2016 Alzheimer’s Association International Conference in Toronto. Ziegler received his gerontology/health and aging education from Indiana University. Ziegler was also the 2019 Indiana University School of Medicine Bowen Center Award recipient in the state of Indiana for his leadership in advancing health innovation and policy through the Dementia Friends Indiana movement.
Service Directors
Dan Amonett
Nicci Annen
Chad Bales
Donata Barnes
Connie Betourne
Jonathan Haag
Sarah Moore
Marian Price
Julie Riess
Dana Robinson
Lisa Schneekloth
Erica Seabaugh
Karren Sondrini
Nicole Southerland
Board of Directors
Anne DePrez
Attorney at Law, Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Anita Harden
Attorney at Law, Anita A. Harden Law Firm
Peter Bisbecos
Director of Market Innovation & Public Policy Counsel, The Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana
Kathy Frank
IU Department of Medicine, Geriatrics
Case Calvert
Graphic Designer
Mike Brower
Staff VP of Business Process Ops, National Government Services
Joe Everett
Volunteer, AARP State Legislative Council
Rev. Reginald Fletcher
Living Word Baptist Church
Rev. David W. Greene
Senior Pastor, Purpose of Life Ministries
June Holt
Community Volunteer
Dr. Michin Hong
Assistant Professor, IU School of Social Work
Art Logsdon
André Payne
Assistant Marketing Professor, Indiana Wesleyan University
Brianna Saunders
Community Relations Manager, Indianapolis Power & Light Co.
Matthew Seip
Administrator, HCR Manor Care
Michael Simmons
Advisory Council
President
Patrice Hardy
Marion County
Past President
Clifton Dennis
Johnson County
Phil Barrow
Johnson County
Miki Bean
Marion County
Debra Buckner
Marion County
Sonja Buckner-Marion
Marion County
Rev. Fred Dorsey
Marion County
Beth Edwards
Johnson County
Victoria Ehlerding
Marion County
Linda Garrity
Hancock County
Beth Gehlhausen
Hamilton County
Phyllis Graham
Marion County
Sandra Hall
Shelby County
Sheryl Hamer
Marion County
Dr. Donald Hay
Hamilton County
Cory Hull
Hendricks County
Tom Krughoff
Shelby County
Sue Lazar
Boone County
Jake Maymon
Hendricks County
Becky McNichols
Johnson County
Rev. William T. Murphy
Johnson County
Vickie Peterson
Marion County
Leo Rafail
Morgan County
David Reddick
Morgan County
Paul Sandock
Hamilton County
Foundation Board of Directors
Rev. David W. Greene
Senior Pastor, Purpose of Life Ministries
Gail Dickson Mitchell
Vice President Underwriting, CNO Services, LLC
Winnie Mechem
Community Volunteer
Peter Ritz
CFO, Hotel Tango
Rafik Bishara
Community Volunteer
Kim Borges
Vice President, Area Marketing Manager, Regions Financial Corporation
Sarah Crist
Vice President, Senior Living Business Development, Justus Companies
Anne DePrez
Attorney at Law, Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Mark Flesner
Lead Engineer, WRTV Channel 6
Laura Haynes
Relationship Manager, Commercial Real Estate Vice President, Stock Yards Bank & Trust Co.
Dr. Tochukwu Iloabuchi
Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine at IU School of Medicine, Geriatric Primary Care Physician with Eskenazi Health
Wess Jackson
Vice President of Development, Turtle Creek Management
John Kinman
Vice President, Not-for-Profit Services, The National Bank of Indianapolis
Tony Lloyd
President & COO, The Buchanan Group
Tim Paul
President, Comfort Keepers
Medical Advisory Council
The Medical Advisory Council brings together greater collaboration between CICOA and healthcare providers across Central Indiana. The council also offers guidance and best practices to help CICOA continue to improve and grow its services.
Dan Bateman, MD
Valerie Bruemmer, MD
Chris Callahan, MD, MACP
Angela Carbone, MD
Diane Healey, MD
Toch Iloabuchi, MD
Luke Pittman, MD
Kathy Rathke, MBA, MSN, AGNP-C
Robert Russell, MD
Laura Snider, DNP
Todd Wagoner, MSW, LSW
Maria Wilson, MD