Capital Region BOCES Executive and Leadership Team

Elizabeth Wood, the Deputy District Superintendent and Chief Operating Officer at Capital Region BOCES, executes comprehensive operational strategies that align with the organization's educational mission. Overseeing the day-to-day functions and resource allocation, Wood ensures seamless delivery of services to students and member school districts. This leadership encompasses managing diverse departments, optimizing operational workflows, and driving efficiency across the enterprise. By focusing on strategic planning and execution, Elizabeth Wood enhances the capacity of BOCES to provide essential educational leadership and support. The Chief Operating Officer's purview includes ensuring fiscal responsibility and operational excellence, directly contributing to the sustained impact of BOCES on regional education.

Mark Jones, the Deputy Superintendent and Chief Operating Officer at Capital Region BOCES, spearheads critical operational initiatives that advance the organization's core objectives. Directing key administrative functions and resource management, Jones ensures the effective deployment of services supporting students and school districts throughout the region. This role involves fostering collaboration across departments and optimizing operational frameworks to enhance service delivery. By driving strategic operational improvements, Mark Jones strengthens the capacity of BOCES to fulfill its mission of providing educational leadership and support. The Chief Operating Officer's focus on operational integrity and strategic execution is vital for the sustained success and impact of the organization's educational programs.

Naomi Hoffman, the President, Board of Education at Capital Region BOCES, provides essential governance and strategic oversight for the organization's educational mission. Leading the Board of Education, Hoffman ensures that policies and strategic decisions effectively serve the needs of students and member school districts. This leadership involves guiding the board in its fiduciary responsibilities and its role in setting the long-term vision for BOCES. By championing educational excellence and accountability, Naomi Hoffman reinforces the organization's commitment to providing vital services and leadership. The President's role is fundamental in maintaining the integrity and strategic direction of BOCES, ensuring its continued positive impact on regional education.

David Versocki, the Chief Technology Officer at Capital Region BOCES, directs the strategic implementation and management of all technology initiatives. Overseeing the integration of advanced digital solutions, Versocki ensures that technological infrastructure robustly supports the educational mission and operational efficiency across all BOCES programs. This leadership involves architecting scalable systems that enhance learning environments and streamline administrative processes for partner school districts. By driving innovation in educational technology, David Versocki empowers students and educators with cutting-edge tools, fostering a future-ready learning ecosystem. The Chief Technology Officer's role is critical in maintaining secure, reliable, and forward-thinking technological frameworks that underpin the organization's service delivery.