Caroline Trevarrow

Caroline Trevarrow Luna is a vocational counselor with HireAbility. As a counselor, she sees financial stability as a source of empowerment that allows individuals to identify and grow towards their goals. Caroline has been working in the human services field since 2018, in other roles including housing case management, family therapy and crisis stabilization.

 Caroline is originally from Ipswich, Massachusetts. She fell in love with living in Vermont when she attended University of Vermont. After college, she worked in crisis stabilization for Northeastern Family Institute. She transitioned to housing case management in 2020, for ANEW place. Here she learned about the impacts of housing instability, particularly intensified by the pandemic. She also gained an initial understanding of housing policy, impacts on housing availability and housing retention practices.

 In 2021/2022, Caroline attended her first year of her MSW program at the University of Maryland Baltimore. A highlight of this program was the Housing and Homelessness Policy course, that provided insight into state and federal policies that impact housing access, as well as how other countries approach this issue.

 Caroline returned to Vermont in 2022 moving to Brattleboro, after missing the mountains and trees. She started her work at HireAbility. Since, she has set roots here, buying a home in Dummerston and a dog to keep her busy. She completed her master’s degree in clinical counseling at Salve Regina University in 2026. When out of the office, you may see Caroline elbow deep in clay at the pottery studio, doting on her dog or playing board games.

Kaci Viado

Kaci Viado is the Director of Restorative Justice Programs at Interaction, where they lead programs centered on restorative practices and building relationships that support accountability, healing, and community connection. Her work reflects a deep commitment to navigating conflict in ways that make space for both support and joy.

She brings experience in program development, systems coordination, and community engagement, and previously served as a Community Member-at-Large for the Westgate Board. Kaci is also nominated as a 2026 Southern Vermont Emerging Leader.

Kaci approaches board service as an opportunity to be in-service to the community while continuing to learn alongside others. She values collaboration, curiosity, and building strong, responsive systems.

Outside of work, Kaci enjoys board games (even Monopoly!), knitting and crocheting, and has recently returned to community theater.

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Adrian Segar

Adrian brings over four decades of experience in organizational design, facilitation, and nonprofit leadership. As the founder of Conferences That Work and author of three books on meeting design, he has designed and facilitated conferences for hundreds of organizations worldwide to improve how organizations collaborate, make decisions, and achieve meaningful outcomes.

 His nonprofit leadership includes 25 years as founder and president of edACCESS, Inc., a 501(c)(6) supporting administrative computing directors at small schools, and more than 30 years as founder and president of the Marlboro School Association, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on enriching education for children in Marlboro, Vermont.

 Since 2017, Adrian Segar has served as board member and Vice President of the Brattleboro Walk-In Clinic, where he supports both governance and operational oversight. In addition to designing board agendas and facilitating effective board meetings, he oversees the management of the three apartments in the Clinic’s building to ensure the property is well-run.

His approach combines practical operational oversight with a strong focus on mission alignment. Whether facilitating board discussions or managing facilities, Adrian emphasizes clarity, responsiveness, and creating environments that enable people and organizations to function at their best.

 He is committed to supporting community-based organizations that provide essential services.

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Suzanne Warsaw

Suzanne Warsaw has recently retired after 40 years as a Social Worker.  Most of her career was spent working with Adults with Development Disabilities and their parents, guardians and other Service Providers.  She discovered her passion when she was completing her undergraduate degree in Social Work. She then went on to earn her Graduate degree in Non-profit Management at Antioch in Keene, NH.

 Originally from Niagara Falls New York she lived in the Hilltowns of Western Massachusetts before moving to Brattleboro about a year ago. She raised 2 sons as a single mother – the best job she’s ever had!

 Suzanne is a long-standing Board Member of Nonotuck Resource Associates, an agency providing Shared Living and Adult Foster Care to adults with Developmental Disabilities based in Northampton, Massachusetts.  She actively participates in Strategic Planning and developing Person Centered goals and objectives.

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Renewal of 2-year term

Details to be posted by June 1st

Interested in serving on the board in 2027? We’d love to hear from you. Please take a moment to read this information and complete this short form. 

Details to be posted by June 1st

Interested in serving on the board? We’d love to hear from you. Please take a moment to read this information and complete this short form.