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Park newCEO of UnitedW ay Brad Park, the former head of United Way Oakville, will now serve as president and CEO of United Way ffalton & ffamilton (UWHH). The charity' s board of directors made the appointment Monday (Nov f3). The change in leadership comes after current UWHH CEO Jeff Vallentin' s signaled his decision to leave the organization in October. "The board is proud to be making this announcement and we're grateful for the depth of leadership that has allowed us to promote from within," said Anne Bermingham, UWHH chair. "Brad is well-known across the communities served by UWHH. He is a proven executive leader in the United Way movement and he is highly regarded for his passion and his track-record of results." Park has been chief development officer in the newly amalgamated UWHH. In 2 0 f2 Park became CEO for the United Way Oakville and brings more than 23 years Way Burlington and Greater Hamilton. UWHH staff said he provided the leadership that guided four United Way organizations in the region to come together as one. Vallentin will join the executive team at Sheridan College and his last day at United Way will be Friday Dec. 15 | Thursday November 16, 2017 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insidehalton.com Expect the Unexpected One of the lessons I've learned in life is that each day can hold new wonder. I've never found this to be more true than at Delmanor. I can enjoy the lifestyle I've become accustomed to over the years, including my own interests and spending time with dear friends. But I can also learn new things, have new experiences and develop meaningful relationships with people very much like myself. At Delmanor I look forward to embracing what each day has to offer. Discover more at Delmanor. i. Brad Park of leadership experience with United Ways to his role, which he assumes immediately "It' s an exciting time at UWHH," said Park in a press release. "Our newly amalgamated organization is setding in nicely and we have a great pladorm for big impact. We' re focused on our future and eager to continue bringing generosity together with critically important needs in each local community" Vallentin is leaving the UWHH after serving since 2014 as CEO of United "I'm grateful for the many enriching experiences United Way has provided to me," he said in a press release. "It has been my pleasure working with some incredibly talented teammates and it' s been inspiring to be engaged with so many generous people who care about their neighbours and the community" Outside the government, the United Way is the largest funder of social service programs and initiatives. The UWHH seeks to enhance community life and build stronger, healthier and more vibrant communities by connecting community needs to community resources. D ELM A N O R G le n A b b e y Inspired Retirement LivingTM (905) 469-3232 1459 Nottinghill Gate, Oakville T R ID E L Delmanor Welcomes Your Pet *A Delmanor Resident **** /jjTfSTEVEN SO N\VH ELTON M a c D O N A L D & S W A N LLP MEDICAL MALPRACTICE PERSONAL INJURY ^ / Experienced Trial Lawyers Serving Oakville, Milton and Burlington -- .the----------------- , Sleep Factory 1 w w w . s le e p fa c to r y . c o m MILTON 238 Main Street, East · 905.878.4606 MISSISSAUGA 2150 Burnhamthorpe Road · 905.542.0481 HOURS: Monday - Wednesday 10am - 6pm · Thursday - Friday 10am - 8pm · Saturday 9am - 6pm · Sunday 11am - 5pm 905.842.3838 SW Lawyersca 1540 Cornwall Road