Christina McDonough is currently an Assistant Principal of Operations at Mastery Molina Charter School in Camden, NJ. She has worked with Mastery for the past eight years in various teaching roles. Prior to Mastery she worked with Elwyn SEEDS serving as an Education Coordinator in Philadelphia. In Christina’s current role she oversees enrollment, administration, infrastructure

Megan Price currently serves as the Multidiscplinary Team Coordinator (MDT), Victim Advocate and Director at the Camden Co Child Advocacy Center. She had been working in the Special Victim’s Unit within the Prosecutor’s Office since 2014 and was part of the team who assisted the Camden Co Child Advocacy Center in getting full accreditation with

Lance Saunders, the President of the “Friends of the Camden County Child Advocacy Center” is a retired Lieutenant of the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office. He retired as Lieutenant of the Major Crimes Unit December 2021. Throughout his 28 years at the Prosecutor’s Office, a total of 10 years were spent investigating physical and sexual abuse

Vicki recently retired from UPS after a more than 44 year career. During her career, Vicki held numerous managerial positions within operations, as well as staff functions. In Vicki’s leadership roles, she acquired the skills of strategic perspectives creating a strong business acumen competency which generated financial growth. Vicki received her B/A from Cabrini University.

Christy DeCristofor, the Secretary of the “Friends of the Camden County Child Advocacy Center” is a retired Sergeant of the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office. She retired as Sergeant of the Intelligence Unit, however her passion was and remains helping child abuse victims recover and heal. During her career at the Prosecutor’s Office she instructed the

Patricia Taulane retired from the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office in 2017 as Captain of the Special Victims Unit, Major Crimes Unit and Victim Witness Unit. She started her law enforcement career in 1991 at Rutgers University Police Department in Camden, New Jersey as a Police Office and was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in

Michael Mangold is currently the Chief of Staff for the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office. He returned to the Prosecutor’s Office as Chief of Staff in 2014. Prior to then he served as a law Enforcement Professional and retired in 2009 as a Lieutenant in the Camden County Prosecutors Office. He formerly taught grade school at

Rita Dame is a CPA whose passion is to improve the financial health of organizations. Currently living in Haddon Heights with her husband, son and golden retriever, Rita is a graduate of King’s College in Wilkes-Barre, PA with a B.S in accounting. Rita began her career in public accounting; worked for several for-profit companies and

Jim is a deputy county administrator for Camden County government. His areas of responsibility include the Department of Public Safety, the Office of Information Technology & Telecommunications, The One Stop Career Center, Internal Audit, Employee Benefits & Insurance, the Office of Archives & Records Management, and the Office of Sustainability & Shared Services. Jim is