TurnAround Executive and Leadership Team

Amanda Rodriguez, the Chief Executive Officer at TurnAround, directs the overarching mission to support survivors of intimate partner violence, sexual violence, and human trafficking. Overseeing the strategic vision, the Chief Executive Officer ensures that all crisis response and trauma therapy programs align with the long-term goals of the organization. Amanda Rodriguez manages relationships with key stakeholders and community partners to expand the reach of essential advocacy services throughout Baltimore County and Baltimore City. By prioritizing resource allocation and operational excellence, the Chief Executive Officer maintains the integrity of the nonprofit model. This leadership role involves constant evaluation of service delivery metrics to maximize impact for individuals in need. Through rigorous oversight of organizational health, the Chief Executive Officer secures the sustainability of critical support systems, ultimately driving the mission forward with unwavering focus on survivor empowerment and community safety.

Miles Stover, the President at TurnAround, executes the daily operational functions required to maintain high-quality service delivery for survivors of violence. Overseeing the implementation of trauma therapy and advocacy programs, the President ensures that all staff members adhere to the rigorous standards of care established by the organization. Miles Stover coordinates the logistical requirements for community engagement initiatives, ensuring that resources reach those in need throughout Baltimore County and Baltimore City. By managing the internal workflows and departmental coordination, the President fosters an environment of operational efficiency and compassionate service. This leadership role involves frequent interaction with the Board to report on program performance and operational milestones. Through the active management of service delivery channels, the President strengthens the organizational capacity to address human trafficking and sexual violence, ultimately ensuring that the mission remains central to every operational decision made within the nonprofit.

Kevin Hanvey, the Chief Information Officer at TurnAround, architects the digital infrastructure necessary to protect sensitive survivor data while streamlining internal operations. Managing the secure technology platforms, the Chief Information Officer implements robust cybersecurity protocols to safeguard the privacy of individuals accessing trauma therapy and advocacy services. Kevin Hanvey drives the integration of data management systems that track service outcomes, enabling the organization to measure the effectiveness of community engagement programs across the Baltimore region. By modernizing the technical landscape, the Chief Information Officer facilitates seamless communication between crisis response teams and clinical staff. This role involves constant collaboration with the executive team to ensure that technological investments directly support the nonprofit mission. Through the deployment of scalable software solutions, the Chief Information Officer optimizes administrative efficiency, allowing the organization to dedicate more resources to direct survivor support and advocacy initiatives.

Jean Henningsen, the Chief Communications Officer (Cco) at TurnAround, directs all public outreach and awareness campaigns to educate the community on intimate partner violence and human trafficking. Managing the brand identity, the Chief Communications Officer (Cco) crafts messaging that highlights the critical need for trauma therapy and advocacy services in the Baltimore region. Jean Henningsen oversees the development of digital content and media relations to amplify the voice of survivors and promote the mission of the organization. By building strong connections with local media and community leaders, the Chief Communications Officer (Cco) expands the visibility of available resources for those in crisis. This role involves strategic planning to ensure that all communications remain sensitive, accurate, and impactful. Through the consistent delivery of educational materials, the Chief Communications Officer (Cco) drives public engagement and support, ensuring that the organization remains a trusted pillar for individuals seeking safety and healing.