Achieva Executive and Leadership Team

Marsha Blanco, the Chief Executive Officer at Achieva, directs the overarching strategic vision for disability support services across Southwestern Pennsylvania. Blanco manages the integration of early intervention therapies with long-term care programs to maximize community impact. By aligning organizational goals with the needs of 14,500 individuals, the Chief Executive Officer ensures operational excellence and fiscal sustainability. Marsha Blanco maintains constant communication with the Board to refine service delivery models for medically fragile senior citizens. This leadership role involves navigating complex regulatory environments while expanding the reach of essential nonprofit programs. Through rigorous oversight of internal departments, the Chief Executive Officer fosters a culture of advocacy and high-quality care. Blanco drives the mission forward by securing partnerships that enhance the full spectrum of services provided to families. Ultimately, the Chief Executive Officer guarantees that every program remains accessible and effective for the diverse population supported by the organization.

Sachin Bedi, the Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer at Achieva, architects the foundational growth strategies that define the organization's market position. Bedi focuses on scaling innovative support frameworks to address the evolving requirements of individuals with disabilities. As the Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Bedi evaluates emerging technologies and service methodologies to improve the quality of life for families throughout the region. Sachin Bedi collaborates with executive leadership to ensure that the nonprofit parent organization maintains its status as the largest provider of comprehensive services in Southwestern Pennsylvania. This role involves identifying new opportunities for community engagement and resource allocation. By prioritizing sustainable development, the Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer strengthens the infrastructure necessary for long-term operational success. Bedi monitors performance metrics to ensure that all initiatives align with the core mission of providing lifelong support. Through strategic foresight, the Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer secures the future of the organization.

Stephen Suroviec, the President & Chief Executive Officer at Achieva, executes the daily operational mandates required to support 14,500 individuals and families. Suroviec oversees the delivery of in-home support and specialized therapies, ensuring that every service meets rigorous quality standards. As the President & Chief Executive Officer, Suroviec coordinates cross-departmental efforts to streamline the delivery of care across the Southwestern Pennsylvania service area. Stephen Suroviec engages with stakeholders to advocate for policy changes that benefit the disability community. This leadership position requires balancing immediate service demands with the long-term goals of the nonprofit parent organization. By optimizing internal processes, the President & Chief Executive Officer enhances the efficiency of support programs for medically fragile senior citizens. Suroviec drives the implementation of new service models that adapt to changing demographic needs. Through consistent leadership, the President & Chief Executive Officer maintains the reputation of the organization as a premier provider of comprehensive disability supports.

Horner Gary, the Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, Amp at Achieva, manages the financial health and capital allocation for the Amp division. Gary directs all budgeting, forecasting, and financial reporting processes to ensure the viability of specialized support services. As the Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, Amp, Gary monitors revenue streams and cost structures to support the broader mission of the organization. Horner Gary collaborates with other C-suite leaders to align financial resources with strategic growth initiatives across Southwestern Pennsylvania. This role involves rigorous analysis of operational expenses to maintain the efficiency of programs for individuals with disabilities. By implementing robust financial controls, the Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, Amp safeguards the assets of the nonprofit. Gary provides critical insights to the Board regarding fiscal performance and long-term investment strategies. Through disciplined financial management, the Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, Amp ensures that resources remain available for essential family support services.

LaToya Warren, the Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, Achieva & President, Achieva Resource at Achieva, oversees the financial integrity of the parent organization while leading the resource division. Warren directs the allocation of funds to support the full spectrum of services for people of all ages and abilities. As the Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, Achieva & President, Achieva Resource, Warren manages the strategic deployment of resources to enhance service delivery across the region. LaToya Warren coordinates with department heads to ensure that financial planning supports the expansion of early intervention therapies. This dual-function role requires balancing the fiscal requirements of the nonprofit with the operational goals of the resource division. By optimizing capital usage, the Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, Achieva & President, Achieva Resource strengthens the organization's ability to serve medically fragile senior citizens. Warren drives initiatives that improve operational transparency and accountability. Through effective leadership, the Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, Achieva & President, Achieva Resource sustains the organization's mission.