Executive Management
Sholom’s Senior Leadership Team consists of Senior Management and the Administrators of each entity within Sholom. The Senior Leadership Team works closely with the Board of Directors for guidance and support in the everyday operations of Sholom.

Jim Newbrough
Chief Executive Officer

David Berryman
Chief Financial Officer

Andrea Horvath
Interim Chief Operating Officer

Christian Gustafson
Chief Technology Officer

Marlette Kielczewsk
Vice President of Human Resources

Rachelle Strasburg
Vice President of Sales and Marketing

Kiona Rogers
Shaller Family Sholom East Campus Administrator

Krissy Sirek
Housing Director – Knollwood Place Apartments

Crystal Houghtaling, LALD
Housing Director, Roitenberg Assisted Living
Board of Directors
Sholom’s Board of Directors sets organizational policies, reviews priority issues, ensures Sholom’s financial viability and furthers the mission, vision and values of the organization.

Lisa Edstrom, Director
Lisa Furman, Foundation President
Renee Lampert, Treasurer
Bob Meiches, MD, Vice President
David Nirenstein, President
Jeremy Pierotti, Director
Mike Resig, Director
Layne Rosen, Secretary
Jerry Rudick, Director
Sheryl Rutzick, Auxiliary President
Marc Salita, MD, Director
Paul Schanfield, MD, Director
Scott Seiler, Immediate Past President
Linda Stein, Director
Jon Stone, Director
Sonia Ungerman, Director
Doug Weissman, Director
Kim Wolson, Director
Committees
Sholom’s committees are made up of staff, board, and community members who manage the affairs and further the purposes of each department or entity within the organization.
Budget and Finance Committee
The Sholom Community Alliance (SCA) Budget and Finance Committee is responsible for maintaining the fiscal stability and long-term economic health of SCA. The Committee oversees that operating and capital budgets of SCA are supportive of and integrated with the long-range plans and mission of SCA. The Committee also provides oversight of fiscal management and guidance to leadership responsible for day-to-day operations.
Executive Committee
The Sholom Board Executive Committee shall have power to act only in the intervals between meetings of the Board and at all times shall be subject to the control of the Board. In the event the Executive Committee takes an action pertaining to the special limitations on the Board found in section 3.15, the action shall be subject to Board approval as specified therein, unless the Board specifies the authority of the Executive Committee in advance, and specifies the conditions under which Board authority may be delegated.
Religious Affairs Committee
The Sholom Community Alliance (SCA) Religious Affairs Committee ensures that spiritual and religious needs are met in our Sholom Community Alliance community by providing support so that our Jewish participants may fully participate in Jewish life and that people of all religions may practice their faith traditions.
Ad Hoc Committees
Ad Hoc Committees are appointed for specific purposes and have a life limited to the duration of the project.
Property, Building & Grounds Committee
The Sholom Board Property, Building and Grounds Committee works with Sholom management staff to:
- Ensure that Sholom has the appropriate property, facilities, and grounds to serve our tenants, residents, clients, family members and our employees.
- Develop and implement plans and policies for maintenance and improvement to all Sholom property, buildings and grounds to assure quality of design and construction and timely delivery according to Sholom Board approved project timelines.
- Select architects, construction and project management companies to design and supervise the construction or alteration of physical facilities and landscape projects.
- Make recommendations to Sholom Board regarding any permanent removal or replacement of any substantial physical facility.
- Ensure safe and efficient movement of pedestrian, bicycle and vehicular traffic through the Sholom campuses.
- Facilitate other matters referred by the Sholom Board.