PSNP is a group of new professionals – recent college grads and career-changers – who host events that reflect their desire to uplift and improve life for older members of our community. You don’t have to be “new” to enjoy these events, so join us!
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Leadership Opportunities:
Is Board Service in your future? Do you have a heart for the older people in our community? Do you enjoy networking? Help plan the next networking, education, or social event! Contact Mary at info@proseniors.org for more information.
Mission
To promote professional growth and development while building relationships among like-minded new professionals that support the betterment of the lives of seniors in our community through networking, mentorship, and social events.
Time Commitment
Two (2) meetings per year, along with two (2) networking/social events per year, taking place quarterly. Share this fact sheet.
Inaugural Members
Shannon Braun
Shannon Braun, LISW-S is the Director of the Center for Memory Support and Inclusion with Episcopal Retirement Services. She provides education, support, and social engagement to individuals and families facing dementia, in addition to promoting dementia inclusivity to businesses and organizations in the Cincinnati area. She has over ten years of experience in aging and dementia care in a variety of settings, including hospice, long term care, and in the community. Shannon has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Saint Louis University and a Master of Social Work from University of Cincinnati with a concentration in Health Care and Gerontology. She is a Licensed Independent Social Worker with Supervision Designation in the state of Ohio.
Email: sbraun@erslife.org
Brenon Russell
With a Bachelor’s Degree from Thomas More and a Juris Doctorate from The University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law, Brenon’s practice centers around estate planning. He knows that the topic can be morbid and intimidating for many individuals and families, so he brings a compassionate approach when meeting with clients, striving to bring peace of mind and a sense of security to the clients he serves. He works with clients to develop a deep understanding of their goals, and understands that each family has unique goals they seek to accomplish, as there is no one-size-fits-all plan.
Email: brussell@RKPT.com
Hannah McCarren
Hannah is a Contract Auditor with the Council on Aging of Southwest Ohio. Her experience in aging services covers a wide range including dementia care, home care, and hospice. She earned her Bachelors in Gerontology with a minor in Art Therapy and a Masters of Gerontological Studies, both from Miami University. Serving older adults and their families is a core value in Hannah’s professional and personal life.
Email: hmccarren@help4seniors.org