John Painter Appointed to NERSC Board of Directors

East Haven, CT – New England Resident Service Coordinators, Inc. (NERSC) proudly announces the appointment of John Painter to its esteemed Board of Directors. As the leading organization for training and professional development in resident services across New England, Painter will contribute his expertise and leadership in advancing the field of Service Coordination.

As a Board member, Painter will play a pivotal role in guiding NERSC’s strategic initiatives, ensuring the organization continues to uphold best practices in resident services across the region. His extensive background includes overseeing multi-million dollar programs, developing peer support initiatives, and spearheading corporate orientations for service coordinators.

"We are thrilled to welcome John Painter to the NERSC Board of Directors," said Jannel Satterwhite of HallKeen Management, President of NERSC. "His deep understanding of community-based services and commitment to enhancing resident well-being align perfectly with NERSC’s mission. We look forward to leveraging his insights to further elevate our educational offerings and support for RSCs."

Mr. Painter’s professional journey includes roles such as Service Director at Motivational Services, Inc. and Director of Case Management at Peninsula Counseling & Consultation, reflecting his dedication to improving mental health services and advocacy.  "I am honored to join NERSC’s Board of Directors and contribute to its mission of advancing service coordination excellence," said Mr. Painter. "I look forward to collaborating with fellow Board members and leveraging our collective expertise to empower RSCs and enhance resident outcomes."

Executive Director of NERSC, Kate Cantwell, further added, “John brings an intimate knowledge of how our most vulnerable residents living in the State of Maine can thrive from the residential, clinical, and community perspective. We are thrilled to have him at the decision-making table.”

NERSC hosts annual conferences, webinars, and provides ongoing resources to over 550 Resident Service Coordinators and housing professionals throughout the region, as well as an online community where those serving our most vulnerable families connect for education, best practices, and support.