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Casa J board seeks new executive director as current director departs
Summary
Casa J, a child-advocacy nonprofit that serves abused, neglected or dependent children, will seek a new executive director after the current director’s announced departure at year-end, the board and past president said on Zonein.
Casa J, a Troy-based child-advocacy organization, is conducting a search for a new executive director after the current leader announced plans to leave at the end of the year, board past president and Ward 4 Councilman Bobby Phillips said on the Zonein podcast at the Hobart Civic Center.
Phillips described his connection to Casa J: he became involved through Leadership Troy, served as an advocate in the court system for children and later joined the board and served as president. "We're a very child-centric organization for abused, neglected or dependent children," he said, and noted the organization's service numbers have grown over time.
Phillips said the board is recruiting new members with specific needs and is preparing for the leadership transition. No timetable beyond the end-of-year departure was provided, and no candidate names or compensation details were discussed on the recording.
Casa J's executive-director vacancy was the most concrete organizational development discussed in the interview; Phillips encouraged community engagement and support for the organization as it searches for new leadership.
